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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
4
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The Stars and Stripes asserts there is no word for peace with the Huns and warns pacifists and pro-German views. It links the enemy peace drive to German machine gun tactics at Vesle and urges support for the Fourth Liberty Loan to secure a just American peace.
Over the past year colleges and universities contributed greatly to the war effort with 44,456 students enlisting in the army and navy. More than 106,000 graduates and 2,0 faculty members entered service, with 297 faculty on war duty in Washington. Strong representation included 11 from Texas, 19 from Minnesota, and 22 from Wisconsin.
The snippet presents distorted phrases about institutions not reporting and a French soldier asserting self sacrifice. It hints at debt, governance, and delayed enlightenment while questioning loyalty and liberty amid unsettled wartime conditions. The text reads as a garbled commentary on loyalty and resources.
The notice recalls events from 28 years ago including Charley and George A Hartman, Abe Levy’s evening in Portland, and a awaited challenge from Water Walla and Port land. It notes new hydrants on Alta street, Dick Drager arriving from Baker City, and a new superintendent for the Indian er. Speculation swirls about the appointment and future leadership.
Imamsacus sits on the eastern Antilibanus range overlooking a vast plain reaching Arabia with an elevation near three thousand two hundred feet. Dermsecus had a population between 150,600 and 206,000, with Christians a majority and Jews about half that number. Turks formed the remainder. Before 1822 Egypt's Thtahien Pasha captured the city, blocking foreign consuls and restraining Christians and Jews from riding in the streets. Demirta’s history spans antiquity from Josephus to Alexander the Great, through Roman rule and provincial administration, reflecting long educational and social development efforts.
Real estate transfer notes list multiple deeds among individuals and firms with values including 950 and 36. Names are partially garbled. Descriptions reference lots, townships, and sections in Adana and nearby areas with several entries incomplete or unreadable.
The fragmentary text describes a Cyclops related mystery aboard a ship under British or American command. It mentions a cargo of engangered ore bound for Baltimore and hints at a naval investigation into a strange accident or event at sea. The piece preserves a maritime police or naval inquiry tone.
An 1814 Navy note named the Cyclops crew as lost with no trace of the vast ship. Theories float from German action to collision with a 1 belm and sea currents carrying the wreck into Bar asea. Maritime experts recall Deutschland and missing ships behind rumors and the unexplored seaweed graveyard.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Berliner Taxeblatt says Germany will exhaust actual and imported cigar supplies by year end. Prewar German consumption ran about 9 million cigars annually. War impact cut consumption, with 1916 use near 1 million? 1917 harvests would also be exhausted by year end.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in Paris and was saluted by General d Opree. The exchange with Marshal Joffre, the Marne hero, occurred during Gompers Paris visit.
Large number of reindeer are being relocated from the Yokoo and Waorkokwim districts to the Copper River valley after the fall, per information received in Nenana Alaska dated October 1. Local authorities coordinate the transfer and assess the impact on central Alaska herding activities.
Government reindeer program shifts deer herds to the Copper River valley near Copper Center. Officials expect better adaptation as the move aids production and marketing efforts. Fish catch in Mood River area falls short, limiting local supply and market access.
Beed treatment is the key to a clean crop. Use blockstone and stock salt through a five minute soak, or formaldehyde method with 40 percent solution for 14 to 16 minutes, followed by air drying. Do not plant until seed is fully dry and wait five days after heavy showers before reseeding. Written guidance from County Agricultural Agent SHMOCK urges avoiding the gun system and recording seedling data.
Washington dispatch recounts Pershing Sunday communique detailing determined enemy resistance. U S troops reportedly faced reinforced counterattacks from other sectors as they held their ground amid heavy fighting and continued offensives.
President Shimura notes farmers gain from wartime demand pushing up prices for rice, milk, and cotton while debt burdens ease through renewed credit. Cooperative clubs grow rapidly as provincial farmers gain funds, anticipating government bonds funding expedition expenses. farmers expect most bonds to be bought by rural providers and rice growers.
United States built railroad will run 220 miles north from Seward to Nenana by year end. Two large locomotives travel from Anchorage toward interior, then to Seattle for dispatch to St Michael. Route includes reloading on river boats and river segments up the Yukon and Tenana rivers.
In 1917 a huge additional potato crop grown in Ireland helped England gain a crucial belligerent position. Visiting American editors were told at a diner in Howland, Florida, that the director of agriculture spoke about the remarkable yield and its impact on wartime food supplies.
Dr Karl G Hienz died in an internment camp in Atlanta Georgia where he had been jailed after World War I era crimes. He formerly served as managing director of the Hamburg American line before the war and was convicted in federal court of sending sapption to German raiders by use of false manifests.
Sept 26 report from Russian sources says British consul Lockhardt is imprisoned in Moscow Kremlin. Guards are posted at the American consulate. Grand Duke Mihail has been released by the Tolcheviki, a diplomat from Permsaya.
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