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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
8
A special East Oregonian item notes some early sown wheat fields being pastured. Local residents are listed with names and movements, including visits, arrivals, and health updates. A storm with heavy wind, thunder, and lightning affected Athena on Thursday night.
Athena notes influenza ban lifted allowing first public meetings aside from school. Red Cross council held a meeting at Mrs Wirenehip while Audrey motored to Weston. Misa Boyer visits Ada me. Annabel, Gladys McLeod and Kathren Froome return to University of Washington. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs H M Arc Alexander and Ana at Joe Key's Weston home. Virgil Erba was Teix visitor Tuesday. The Misses June Redgood and Doris …
Nov 16 at Camp Lewis scores of epidiera stationed there and relatives of soldiers are pressing for release. Officials say demobilization plans must come from the War Department before any release can be considered. A staff officer notes most men will remain in service for some time despite civilian belief the army’s job is done.
Washington reports growing fear of a Bolshevik wave in Europe. Diplomats anticipate possible outbreaks and urge troops to police centers. Switzerland faces strikes while Germany and French sections see unrest without violence reported. Mobilization of troops appears likely amid anticipated crackdowns.
Washington reports lawmakers consider designating the Grand Canyon of Arizona as a national park. A House public lands committee favorably reported a Senate bill to dedicate 950 square miles in northern Arizona, arguing the gorge warrants formal national status and improved development.
The text describes limited parcels within a proposed 600000 acre region to be placed in a park or remain private, noting holdings near the rim and the aim to enable road developments and camping facilities. It highlights land distribution, park inclusion, and potential private ownership factors.
Mrs Anna Hughes Smith daughter of Gov Hughes and former Baker resident died at Prairie City yesterday morning after a brief illness from pneumonia She is survived by a husband and a two year old daughter both seriously ill with pneumonia. Month and state details are given in this fragmented clipping from Oregon papers including La Grande and Haines dispatches.
A sacred temple robbery during the pace demonstration led to a reward for the arrest and prosecution of the responsible party. Officials urge witnesses to come forward with information as the investigation continues.
Report describes widespread unrest in Austria with semi-anarchy in Trieste and surrounding areas. Soldiers are overwhelmed, regiments dissolving, and looting disrupts daily life as authorities struggle to maintain order. Property damage and various crimes surge across the region.
A fragment notes Canada has one Siberian expedition unit in Vladivostok and the rest mobilised at home. It mentions waning armistice talk with Germany and questions about the deployment and pay, but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
The text argues Europe will not alter current government policy toward the Biberian contingent. It states the first phase of a great war, the destruction, has ended and the crucial reconstruction phase begins. The Cohadian force in Alberta will focus on rebuilding and economic measures, with military spending redirected toward recovery efforts.
The piece promotes vegetable tea as a long used home remedy for constipation and discusses its affordability and popularity. It notes that Dr. Carter’s remedy and a pharmacist sold tea packages exist, claiming families brew and rely on the drink for bowel relief. The passage contains numerous garbled phrases and misspellings.
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