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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
6
A garbled text fragment mentions letters and a warning about an air or water event. It references people like Vince and a standing report, but details are unclear. The piece seems to be a fragmented summary of an event with names and actions lacking coherent context.
The surrender of Bulgaria shifts the war balance, leaving the Balkans to Allied forces except for European Turkey. Turkey loses direct connections with the Central powers, with only indirect routes via Russia or the Black Sea. Britain and France anticipate Romania reentry and renewed Allied pressure on Austria from the east as Bulgaria exits.
The report notes morale dipping after Bal purin's loss and predicts Austria may bow next. It says the eastern situation is favorable and will influence the west, but the war remains to be fought out. Hun foot remains on Belgium and much of France is occupied, with the foe showing slow resistance. The Rhine may not be crossed soon, though a faster end could come if the chain holds.
The fragment presents a character arguing that embracing American liberty means resisting imposed limits on liberty loans. St Peter voices exile for the speaker, who boasts about hoarding money to lend at higher rates later, implying a critique of self serving wealth during a wartime period.
A New York World editorial argues that men ships and food determine the war outcome. It cites 482 lynchings since Jan 1 1918 and 2 892 602 tons of shipping loss, notes record shipbuilding, and claims American food production will meet needs with surplus for alliance shipments. It stresses Allied navies securing safe overseas passage.
A garbled report recalls long-ago events in Hiler County involving mayor Will Allg and Rd Boneon of IM fot Rock. References to ongoing Abe temic matters, Robert IMek of the Golden, and FP Templeaday noting high solar costs and traffic issues describe a tense period with officials pursuing unclear aims amid public sentiment.
In a scrambled historic fragment the capital of Palearia named Bofia or Ourlet rises as central hub. It traces its ascent under Roman and Byzantine influences, later contested by Attila and plants of the era. The narrative touches on fortifications, conquests, and shifting sovereignty across centuries.
Portland urges exposing wealthy men who fail to support the Liberty Loan drive. The call follows a pledge by all Umatilla County newspapers to reveal such nonparticipants when requested by the local Patriotic Service League.
A compact quote suggests Bulgarian sentiment about fear of risk with young American men around forty five and older, claiming a shared glory for all. The line implies broad honor without explicit events or names. The remark frames a cultural or wartime viewpoint likely tied to older youth and national pride.
The article outlines a relief effort for surgical dressings led by women at the county library during the week of September 30 to October 5, inviting new volunteers. It lists daily tasks such as folding and cutting cloth, names several coordinators, and notes a related church social with a dancing party and visits from notable locals.
A World War I dispatch reports the Hindenburg line showing breaches and gaps as Allied artillery and infantry push forward. The front sections near major fortifications appear unstable with renewed efforts to exploit exposed trenches and weak defenses.
Fragmentary text mentions Benito, Gerald Garrett, and a focal bow taking army tools at a polytechnic school in fort. Names and context are garbled, with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize a coherent news item.
A group including Miss Nettie Wells Miss Josephyne Wole Miss Corstian Wole and Ables Antoinette Kamger arrived in Lewiston Maine by car on a motor trip. They report poor roads and mechanical issues delaying travel. An enemy aerial attack on Venkee was reported by the Admiralty today with two children injured and no material damage.
A garbled note reports an arrest in the arrears court this afternoon. The text is unclear with fragments suggesting a legal matter involving a person named Lawrence Janmiik and a complaint about blotching or billing.
Complaint filed by district attorney seeks confirmation of a Hastings automobile lien alleging the car has been maintained by the defendants as a common nuisance and used in the operation of a highway weapon or unlawful activity. The action targets Lawrence Janni and W A Powter with claims of ownership and control.
The Umatilla County records show a month end balance of 10619.90 with all September bills paid. Income includes 814.50 member dues and 839.02 war fund, while outlays total 11060.07 covering memberships materials transport care and services.
In a locally produced note, Pitoes Pieters of Cate and Ryd are identified as tying in a cattle themed movie project. The moving picture company photographed cattle on the Henry Laxin ranch and captured whoop scenes on the J. N. Thureen ranch. The film will be shown to the public.
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