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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1918
Page
7
The fragmentary clipping mentions a band wagon of women and a likely local event. Readable names or places are unclear, but the piece sketches a social or club gathering centered on women joining a group. Further detail is unavailable in the legible lines.
Unable to determine a coherent event or entities from the fragmentary OCR text. No identifiable people places organizations or dates are readable enough to summarize into a factual news item.
Classified ad notes STROBLE dealer in new and used goods offering cash for second hand items. Promotes affordable household goods at 210 EB Court, phone 271LW. Mentions “Six Hand” of want advertising and touts exquisite taste and purity of offerings.
A World War II era honor roll lists soldiers with roles from Killed in Action to Wounded in Action. The names include John Huewnha Theo nu Washington Leonard Girehell Don Hoffmagte Ketel Jorporinon Martin Mattson Elmero Teer Toy Jackson Rader Nuches Eeter Roe Portland Kahrom Ridgefwld Pen Lantawks Neyne Washington Downing Ronald Frenche Tecoma Washington Olaf Erickson Tacoma Nagel Port Angeles Pliage Delbert Clark Anthony Fanti Chester Simmons Mery Robianon Canyon Creek Jason Arrell Independence.
Portland November market report shows limited arrivals in North Portland livestock alleys with swine receiving the bulk of movement. cattle demand remains good with steady prices, while mutton and sheep show few sales. Prime and common cattle prices span broad ranges, with hogs and cows reflecting stable values amid light volumes.
A fragmented plea from a Belgian soldier requests Red Cross assistance to arrange marriage and send financial support. He explains his relatives are in invalide Belgium, and his own funds are tied to military service while he awaits contact from the American aid channels near the front lines.
Beatiyli Washington November 15 massive shipments of railroad equipment farm machinery and manufacturing gear will be sent through Seattle announced by M Jurin and M Ragarinsky representatives of the Russian mission on ways of communications in the Hive States.
In New York on November 20, Dean William Herach urged strict protection of the animal industry to feed war-torn Europe for the coming year. He warned that profitable but unproductive animals should be repurposed into food, feathers, fuel, and fertilizers to cut farm waste and bolster national security amid rising costs. Federal and local governments must expand veterinary services to reduce preventable losses on farms.
The Washington boom from wartime workers has crowded the capital. Officials fear profiteering, high prices, and lodging shortages as temporary government barracks near the Capitol and Union Station remain half finished. Buildings for food administration offices show shoddy construction and may stand only briefly.
Rome November th Delayed news recounts the arrival of King Victor Emmanuel with three royal officers after 42 hours at the front. Citizens line the streets to greet the monarch as soldiers and a horse guard accompany the carriage to the Quirinal. The welcome fills the avenue with crowds and cheers through the day.
Washington November 1 The captured American light naval craft Sefer ov is ke an may serve with the Allies after being interned by the Turks near Comeinit. The vessel is the lone American war craft in the area and is expected to participate in naval operations through the Dardanelles.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel for sickness and pain. It claims they ease dullness, heaviness, and constipation and improve pimply skin, citing Dr Edward as endorsing their use for patients afflicted with certain conditions.
A statement urges rapid reunification and support for veterans as services unwind after disbanding the army and navy. Officials call for orderly demobilization and continued public assistance to soldiers returning home.
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