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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
7
Local notices list a new ad in the Pendleton paper offering space for new Town listing insertions under a titled header. It mentions charges, office location at Court and phone contact for rates and placement details.
An advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion with a nitrous spray cream, claiming quick relief from headaches and sniffles. It also lists numerous local sale notices for houses, produce, and services, including Hood River apple picking updates and farm-related listings.
Classified notice seeking an experienced housekeeper or renter in Adenia Oregon and a Palm area listing two job and housing options. One ad asks for an experienced stepographer with bookkeeping to apply at the office and another seeks a furnished four to six room house or two rooms to rent for a mother and daughter with no children. Box numbers provided for responses.
Shipwrecked crew and all hands aboard the barge Wallacut were saved after the vessel ran aground near the beach north of the sunken jetty. Captain Robert Frederick led the recovery with the Coast Guard, while the crew rested by the boilers and near the wreck as dawn broke.
Classified item from Pendleton Weeder Works at 632 Cotton street promotes a weed control tool. The snippet mentions fieldwork time savings and urges readers to contact the advertiser promptly.
Fragmentary text from an Ot icon in a Deepen Building. reader note mentions legal firm and unclear name Gantified mesennne. Likely a legal notices fragment with misread characters and partial names.
American airmen conducted night patrols northwest of Verdun targeting German positions around St Mihiel. Observers Bernheimer and Hashy reported enemy activity and weather hindered makeshift reconnaissance. Despite antiaircraft fire and machine gun harassments, the patrols gathered crucial observations before returning to their lines.
Portland livestock market opens with improved tone and steady prices. Buyers and sellers report solid activity in sheep and lambs while cattle and hogs show firm bidding, signaling a robust start to the week at the North Berkeley market.
A quirky mixed-up note from a local desk notes Bey denies a Leviele amount and warns tone up the liver with no griping. Authorities urge caution on remedies and seek clarification on the odd phrases.
A dubious health note extols drinking hot water with tea as a morning cleanse. It claims benefits for stomach, liver, kidneys, and nerves, detailing a regimen that supposedly clears the previous day’s toxins and improves vitality, with alarmist tone about cleansing the alimentary tract.
Smattlye Washington dispatch describes a proposed plan for China loans and peace in the Far East. It notes conflicting moves by China’s government and cabinet, with Tokyo’s Chinese minister Chiang Taung Cling seeking a governing oath to avoid mediation. Delegates from Peking and Canton may be named soon to discuss a settlement.
Peking report says Japan proposes mediation to end fighting between North and South China forces. The new Jama eeest notes Tokyo plans to approve a truce and seeks a peaceful settlement through diplomatic channels as tensions rise in the region. The dispatch emphasizes urgency and the potential for a broader diplomatic initiative.
The fragmentary report notes Beal Brummell lamenting mat conservation amid wartime pressures. A road traveler and garbled quotes hint at industry hoarding and resource strain, with unclear local context or dates.
A Tid Pally Newsal reporter notes that Marshall Field & Co buyer C. Dilley says nine felt hat colors will remain next season. The Trimbte Hat Co of Crave, N J, hints only browns, beiges and black will be produced, limiting options for complexions.
In April with the United War Work campaign, local leaders announce a county quota of 45000 to support seven organizations including Salvation Army and Armenian fund drives. The drive aims to mobilize volunteers, with the total $45000 split across districts to fund war relief as troops remain overseas for 15 months. Local executive committee names district quotas and emphasizes immediate needs during demobilization.
Incoherent lines describe a figure connected to an American line action and a person named Lorelana returning after a miraculous event. The text mentions Ne Ma's Land, five days of reviving symptoms, and references to station, Sarpeonre, and a calteston of the whet. The passage is garbled with multiple typos and nonsensical phrases.
In Los Angeles on November 5, police follow clues in the Reuben M. Fogel case. A mint tree ker was lured into an empty dwelling by a pretense of a Liberty bond for sale, with $490 in his pocket, leading to a complex investigation.
The Caecho Slovak council reportedly planned to move the capital to Presetarg, with host city Vienna cited as nearby. The 1900 population of Presetarg was 6425, and officials announced the capital change to Wilcomeiat in honor of President Wihon.
A bandit stopped an express messenger and his assistant aboard a Grand Trunk train at Hamilton on November 6. The robber seized a satchel containing about $20,400, exiting the car with the loot. Police said the bulk of the money was likely to be insurance or duties paid in transit. The assailant fled as the express crew reported the incident to authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe headache and neuralgia relief with unclear method. The text mixes stray words and nonsensical phrases, offering no verifiable names, dates, or organizations.
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