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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Portland and Oregon with scattered words like hotel news stand and security. The readable items show no clear events, persons, or dates to form a complete news item or summary. The text is too fragmentary to determine a coherent story or outcome.
Rates listed for daily and semi weekly newspaper subscriptions by mail and carrier. Details include durations of one year six months three months and one month plus carrier options and prices. Multiple lines show varying term lengths with low precision figures and some OCR errors.
Fragment from a poem noting a dweller of the mountain who owns more wealth than valley dwellers. Observes the mountain life as contrasted with valley abundance and hints at twilight and divided fortunes. The language reflects archaic spellings and incomplete lines.
The writer proposes a memorial project to honor soldiers by erecting a Hut or Y M C A building. It would provide a welcoming club for returning servicemen, offering sociability, moral support, and personal benefit beyond a static statue, aiming to uplift morale and educate the community. He asks how best to combine memorial value with practical, civic benefits.
A wary outlook notes higher rain driven supplies may ease demand. Cotton goods have edged down slightly and there is belief that commodity prices have peaked and will ease to normal levels. If declines are gradual, consumption should rise and support a more stable prosperity than wartime. Bankers recognize inflation and are screening credit to curb speculation.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a coated tongue and a beverage with celery, mentioning various names and unclear actions. The readable parts are nonsensical and do not provide a coherent event or entities to summarize with confidence.
The Crews Financial Review notes little prospect of lower food prices as long as famine threats loom in war-torn Europe. It cites Mr. Hoover’s forecast of high prices for staples and the need to ship vast quantities abroad. The piece contrasts Wilson and Lloyd George’s league of nations with Bolshevik internationalism, which it labels as calling for murder of those disliked by temporary leaders.
The piece praises Pendleton as a great home town and notes every step toward improved facilities boosts the city. It also mentions the trial judge urging a new trial for Mooney, arguing it would be fair that he receive one.
In Mevydry Wath English Village English Village shows no young men as the community gathers at Sandown after the war. Women, children, and elderly fill the Red Lion Inn while a veteran rests at the bar and the innkeepers daughter plays a tinny pan. The scene recalls a village left diminished with a locally famed regiment nearly wiped out at Calli- Del.
Report from the American Specialty Manufacturers Association delegates in New York notes foreign manufacture conditions will keep prices high for household commodities in the United States. Soap and powder costs are expected to remain elevated as demands for American goods grow.
Fragment reads about Bavarian tots and their act of gathering leaves to feed horses. The garbled text mentions a Washington note dated November 26 and references duties surrounding a world effort and a large number of children. Context is unclear but centers on a charitable or communal leaf collection for animals.
Nev 2¢ in Lancaster Pa reports the 1988 crop top quality despite weather. Harvesters describe the season as the finest ever, with yields lifting from 24 to 36 inches and perfect conditions proving favorable across fields.
London report quotes a former German official claiming the German leadership planned to occupy Paris and London during the war. He asserts Germany would have dictated terms at Buckingham Palace had the plan succeeded, and would have controlled Europe from the Urals to the Baltic Sea if realized. The speaker cites Hermann Göring era figures and argues German strategy would have reshaped the continent.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a German Reichstag figure and evolving political dynamics in a socialist context. The passage references leadership and reform efforts amid the era’s upheaval, but the text remains incomplete and obscured.
London readers hear rumors that William Hohenzollern may return to Germany. The Berlin political leader hints he would not be refused on entry, stirring concern in several Morning newspapers about an unstable situation and German propaganda activities abroad.
Stockholm dispatch reports anti Jewish outbreaks with fatalities in western Polish Galicia towns. Siedice and surrounding areas report Jewish deaths and injuries. Charnaow and Dombrowa also hit. Other towns listed in the Jewish press bureau summary.
General MacArthur is captured near Avrecourt by Crusaders of the Forty second division amid rapid Allied advances toward Sedan. Confusion surrounds the capture as the pursuing troops aboard the Forty second division seize the commander who supposedly led the defense.
Nov 2 dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm’s abdication decree published in Paris as German leaders move to end the war. The text says the Kaiser renounces the throne and urges subjects to support a new government pledged to honor and public principle. Nine months readjustment seen for U.S. auto industry amid peace discussions. Austrian decree at Zurich cites new revenue sources as it outlines plans to fund postwar needs and mourning.
In San Diego on November 25 a record aviation demonstration parade featured 170 planes. The event drew crowds and showcased military and civilian aircraft in a unified display of air strength and ceremony.
William Howard Taft has been offered a role as head of a one year national commission to reform the prewar Supreme Court. The proposal comes from national Republican representatives in New York.
Representatives of the National and American leagues discuss a pending matter. The affirmative Lik dechilon ka is noted, with expectation of approval at a proposed joint meeting of the chief owner and Doenmaker.
A London dispatch reports the British government', s view that the Bolshevik regime in Russia wields starvation as a deliberate weapon. The notice contends the policy targets those opposing the regime, with wholesale executions and mass repression cited as ongoing crimes against humanity.
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