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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows an East and Oregonian style notice about news distribution and mail services. It references Pendleton addresses and items for sale, along with incomplete lines hinting at subscriptions and delivery options. Names and exact figures are unreadable in the readable text.
Poem fragment from Tow-Road with trait by Dougna Malloch reflecting on wealth, social distance, and loneliness. It laments that once fortune is built, friends no longer knock, and the rich man endures a cold, empty home while past ties fade and care is distant.
The piece argues the war brings people together across political and social lines. Democrats and Republicans, financiers and workers, society women and laundresses unite as Americans ready to help win the war. It warns of potential losses and hardships while noting the country is only at the edge of the struggle.
The passage urges unity against German autocracy during the war. It warns that pessimists and self interested foes will undermine authority while Kaiser's agents may act covertly. It stresses Americans must endure a hard, collective effort and avoid minor disputes until the war ends. It invokes a revolutionary motto about hanging together or separately.
Pacific coast papers criticise the Shipping Board for not prioritising the right ships for the submarine zone. They say disinterested judgment is needed, note Wilson forecast a world ship shortage in 1915, and blame past filibusters that blocked ship purchase bills, while now opposing the Board’s pace.
A fragment reports 41 pickets arrested after a lawless demonstration on the White House grounds Saturday. The article suggests Portland girls were recruited for the protest, with details missing on organizers and outcomes.
Anne Martin faced a speech ban during a Oregon tour with a prohibited city meeting in Pendleton. The article defends militant women and criticizes street speaking rules while praising the army M C A for soldier happiness and efficiency. It notes the first draft, the anti street ordinance, and a queen’s action turning events into a sale.
A garbled 28 year old notice from Oregonian era recounts a city marshal race with multiple contenders. It mentions Trewi Jelleien, Mike Farinke Moyoe, and Jono Po OAD among others, noting upcoming meetings and a double meeting planned for next Sunday. The fragmentary text hints at civic contest and community organizing surrounding the election.
Real estate transfers record numerous property moves including parcels in Echo Township near Ketler Street and Soppville with mentions of Tatoml Block landmarks and various lot numbers. Names such as Frankots, A. Cannoniet, Albert Olson, Frank Neenty, and Jott Wolf appear among numerous parcel calculations, with monetary figures like 600 and 60 recorded alongside general lot and section references across multiple townships and quarters.
A garbled reader contribution and miscellaneous phrases from an old newspaper page mix references to politics food and humor. The text includes disjointed names places and odd quotations implying a scanned archival fragment rather than a coherent article.
Highly garbled text preserves few clear details. Mentions several names such as Walter, Murphy, and Crnaier with references to hurdles and a winded performance. The piece reads like an inexact ledger of race results, contestants, and scattered remarks with errors in spelling and placement.
General rains and unsettled early week with fair later in the Pacific Coast area. The Rocky Mountain regions report snow on Sunday with cooler conditions Monday, followed by generally fair weather and temperate temperatures thereafter.
A reader note from Camp Greene describes the remount station as busy with activity and daily routines. The passage mentions figures and names in a disconnected way, reflecting OCR garble but indicating steady operations and personnel at the remount facility.
An old advertisement extols keeping youth by feeling young through liver and bowel health. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, touted as a safer substitute for calomel, claim to cleanse the liver and bowels and restore natural buoyancy. Sold by all druggists in 10c and 25c boxes.
A jumble of phrases about backache and remedies mixes with garbled words and partial sentences. It reads like a distorted OCR chunk with nonsensical terms and stray names, offering no clear events or cohesive narrative to summarize.
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