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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1917
Page
3
Disjointed text details various notes from Pendleton area including school news Hawthorne Wash events and draft mentions. The garbled report references Hawthorne and Washington schools and includes scattered names, meetings, and public notices with unclear dates and outcomes.
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions property liens and financial obligations linked to a person named Chime, along with court and legal references. It also records a marriage notice for Andre Patty Couper and Etta Kaui, and scattered references to clergy, church events, and regional places such as Portland and Ontario. The text is heavily jumbled with broken names and dates, offering only disjointed legal and social notices.
A fragmented diary style clipping warns that nasty medicines harm children and urges caution. It references Washington, riots, and various unclear names while emphasizing safety in medical use.
Fragmentary 1917 era dispatch describes Passchendaele actions with German forces, noting repairs and a first determined German attack. Dispatches reference Haig and crown prince Rupprecht in a chaotic account of the fighting near Ypres and the plains of Taunton.
Washington dispatch reports thirty more pickets jailed amid suffrage protests as demonstrators face six months to a year in various sentences. Mary Nia, 33, identified among those charged, and party leader Me Lues SytrHs were mentioned. John Bean of New York received a suspended sentence.
In Minneapolis on November 14 a bread sale was halted by the public safety commission amid concerns over political safety measures. The sale involved multiple outlets and a plan to stock supplies, with reports noting the bread price and emergency protocols under review by officials.
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