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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented account describes Nickelas Hospital patients amid a revolutionary period, noting divisions among social classes, a ministerial figure distributing influence, and a struggle within an asylum. It shifts to a World War I air battle where Lieut Newell and Allied crews engage German planes over France.
Fragmented OCR shows subscription options with prices and terms for daily, semi weekly, and monthly deliveries by mall or carrier. Numerous garbled entries mix days, months, and prices such as 2.00, 3.78, and 1.11, with unclear durations and delivery methods. The legible gist references newspaper subscription offers without coherent structure.
In Northern France poppies bloom as desolation marks the trenches. Evening shadows lengthen over a town on the hill while distant thunder shakes the fields. The meadow birds return and the shell torn land bears mounds marking brave soldiers’ tombs. Set. Julia Baker U.S.
A historical wartime editorial credits American troops for heroic actions at Chateau Thierry and St Mihiel, noting heavy casualties abroad and praising President Wilson's diplomacy. It emphasizes American leadership and the Allied victory while recognizing substantial losses and strategic mobilization.
Fragmented ad copy promises nasal relief by clearing air passages and reducing headaches. Claims include easier breathing and relief from catarrh, with vague references to a product named Crean Haire and age-related usage.
The piece credits the nation’s wartime mobilization from McAdoo and Schwab to laborers and Red Cross women, arguing the vast army and home front work made victory possible. It notes democracy proved a good war wager and urges Pendleton to attract eastern Oregon farmers and stockmen after the war, while mocking a jailer approach to a Count.
The piece notes a cautious view on the German revolution, mentioning an armistice rather than peace, and questions about a real uprising. It reflects on reactions of dethroned Kaiser supporters and contrasts with local matters like the elusive normal school and King Albert’s return, ending on hopeful toast to brighter days.
A fragmented 19th century clipping recounts local happenings near Pendleton including injuries to Charlon Tarnett while employed by the Colon Pacific, and a report of a horse herd discovered between McKay creek head and the Foucian cannon Lo Iv. The piece lists names such as Dr Griswold and R Grant and mentions a weekly office run by Pedbieton near Donalduon’s drug store.
In New York a dispatch notes a surge of insanity tied to war pressures, while reports from Petrograd describe efforts to study and diagnose mental strain amid revolution. The piece highlights how conflict impacts mental health and asylum officials seek understanding of deteriorating conditions.
An airman from St Helens California was shot through the leg during a mission aboard the vessel "Wou-Nebt" as the unit engaged enemy forces. Despite wounds, he continued to fight and displayed remarkable courage, tying his own wounds to stay in action.
A fragment from a local column recalls a returning soldier from France and mentions his name in a terse tribute. The brief item hints at wartime service and a homecoming in the community record.
Nov 14 Roosevelt at a New York hospital spoke amid illness and praised the armistice terms as drastic, saying further resistance by Germany would be futile. Taft commented at a victory meet, noting the war's toll and the need to end suffering.
Taxpayers are called to a public hearing at the Tours House in Dadation on the 10th day of November to consider a proposed levy for county offices including the County Court, Sheriff, and various courts. The notice lists salaries and expenses for officials such as the County Judge, Circuit Court, Justice Court, and Coroner, along with estimated receipts and balance.
Reported push by experts from agriculture departments and allied agencies to influence wartime potato production. Officials say plant specialists arrived as Washington received word of a looming conflict in eastern Pennsylvania.
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