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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
4
The text lists varied subscription prices by mail and carrier, including daily, semi weekly, and monthly options. Several typos obscure exact terms, but the core items show monthly by mail or carrier, and semi weekly rates, with small cent amounts.
The text expresses mournful reflections on death and hope, invoking prayer and memory. It envisions light beyond fear and contemplates past pains, torn between sorrow and enduring faith as a beloved figure appears in thoughts and dreams.
The essay argues that feeding Europe after the war is essential for civilization and survival. It urges continued dictatorial powers to regulate foodstuffs and transportation, curb profiteering in vital supplies, and accelerate production.
Red Cross Institute surveys find a wide field for reestablishment of crippled men in industry. Investigations of 442 factories since January 1 reveal 1,203 jobs open to leg crippled and 278 to arm crippled workers. The report details processes, safety precautions, wages, and industry advantages and disadvantages for both groups.
The document specifies trades covered by general provisions for workers. It lists the piano, leather, rubber, paper goods, shoe, sheet metal, silk, cigar, drug and chemical, candy, celluloid, optical toe, and motion picture industries as included.
A Pendleton era wartime note urges continued fundraising through Liberty Loans and War Savings Stamps, stressing fair quotas based on ability to pay. It calls for orderly war work, loyalty, and unity with patriotic groups guiding donations and disloyalty complaints. Joe Despain is noted to have completed the route to Pendleton depot.
Twenty eight years ago a Portland era notes the furnishing of Indian act buildings for a fair opening. Foottatt is popular in Pendleton as preparations for the fair proceed. Clerks depart, workers stride, and the Golden Rule persists as two couples, W. Willowrnby and Annie Mhockley, are engaged in Hilgard Lumber circles. A license to wed is heard for Robert Hodepeth and Grace J. King. Colonel Howe reports from Ierie sending condolences, reflecting postwar era sentiments.
James H Gwinn urges funding to support soldiers overseas while recognizing the armistice has not yet brought home all troops. He appeals for collective effort from seven organizations to sustain home front morale with theater libraries synagogues and churches. Portland reports the death of Dr Henry E Jones a respected pioneer physician who retired twenty years ago.
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