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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1917
Page
4
Fragment of an old Oregon newspaper page shows subscription rates and distribution notes. Includes references to Portland cities and security pending, with unclear dates or figures.
Fragmentary verse reflecting memory shaping weather and dreaming of May. The speaker recalls past meadows and distant hills, finding ghosts of spring in winter shadows, with a calm promise of renewal beyond the season's end.
On the twenty eighth anniversary of East Oregonian the town recalls George H Pendleton the man after whom Pendleton is named. Born 1825 he served as Ohio state senator congressman and later ambassador to Germany. He was a Democrat loyal to the Union during the Civil War and this record gives Pendleton reason to take pride in its origin.
ACH of nine Umatilla County men in the second officers training camp at the Presidio have landed commissions. One captain, four first lieutenants, and four second lieutenants. Pendleton provides seven men, Weston one, Echo one. Their success under stiff competitive conditions is a high tribute to their ability.
A citywide effort emerges from civic groups and newspapers to unify public readers under new civic projects. The Civic Club of Ponchewon outlines aims to engage citizens with upcoming legislative changes and cultural programs across local institutions.
Zeal and loyalty mark the efforts of the boys who earned rank, with Umatilla County to be proud of the splendid showing and congratulations are in order for their achievement.
War time policy calls for centralized rail control to prevent freight congestion and speed ally allied efforts. The piece notes home front sacrifice, shortages, and food card drives while lampooning domestic trends and wartime cooking shifts. 28 years ago tidbits include local events and political rumors with chaotic pasted text.
The article details commissioned officers and second lieutenants in Oregon units including infantry and cavalry. It lists names and home towns such as Portland, Salem, and Corvallis, along with dates and ranks.
A damaged notice expresses gratitude for a local figure, praising contributions and participation in the community. It mentions springtime, state campaign, and a district event, noting appreciation for guidance and leadership. The fragmented text preserves names and local affiliations amid reverent thanks.
The readable text mentions tying to adopt a diet rule and a panther metaphor, then advises using Ulamber laine Treble-Ady when feeling overfull. It appears as an unclear health or therapeutic snippet with named products or terms but lacks full context or clear events.
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