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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an Imperial aging facility and a building project in Pendleton Oregon with unclear phrases about security and a product or operation labeled Paced ad. The fragment mentions 0 Oren and a Four- pattern, but it lacks coherent events or dates. Entities are unclear due to text corruption.
In Woodmere L J a well known group of women run a community kitchen to teach canning and how to preserve fruit and vegetables against a harsh winter. The operation uses 50 acres of old golf links at Woodmere Club and provides food for the poor, with a specially designed gas stove aiding the process.
A harsh editorial condemns La Follette for pro German views and opposition to the war effort. The piece calls him a liability to the senate and urges elimination from serious consideration, labeling him a skulk er and a danger to national unity.
A Pendleton proposal suggests the city council issue small purchases of surplus fruit and vegetables from county farms and resell them locally at protected prices. The aim is to reduce waste, assist consumers, and help farmers market produce that would otherwise rot, testing a possible distribution experiment.
A fragmentary verse recounts Yankee Doodle amid mockery and valor, noting his name fitting a downtrodden figure and his foes routed as the refrain references a guiding spirit and a vigilant creator. The piece echoes wartime era sentiment and bardic tribute to a national hero figure.
Senator La Follette denounces the administration for running the war, urging Congress to reclaim lawmaking duties. He argues a parliamentary system could not provide the decisive leadership needed for war and accuses critics of seeking peace at the cost of self respect and institutions.
A Buffalo New York reader reports relief from a long standing female ailment after two weeks use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimony highlights pain relief increased energy and ability to work and encourages others to try the remedy or write for confidential information.
A businesslike, generous plan to compensate dependents of soldiers killed and to remunerate the injured. The piece notes wartime drives, liberty loan appeal, and broad national efforts as Congress adjourns with Wilson continuing work. It mentions Troop D goat mascot, horse riding, and patriotic Ukiah crop volunteers.
A garbled 18th and 19th century style column records births in Pendleton including a bouncing boy for Burr and a girl born to C. P. Davis. Mentions a Knights of Pythias event through Pendleton to Astoria, Hinkle traveling to Belem for school, Dr Grinwarth from Widlitx visiting, and farmers Tearse Bhutram and A B Wee ill from a Portland trip with plowed fields noted for next year.
Fragmented OCR style notes list land parcels, townships, ranges, and measurements with references to persons such as EF, Starcher, Shaw, and Williams. The text references sections like NE 1-4 and SW 1-4, multiple townships in North ranges, and mentions tracts near Mort and Barton with various acre counts and bearings.
Fragmented text discusses finances and local events across Umatilla County. Mentions Liberty Loan quotas, hospital units, loan distribution, and a weekend disaster tied to an automobile party. References individuals like Gibbon and Jimmy ticks in an unclear context.
A 19th century health ad touts a bowel remedy claiming relief for constipation and a “cure” for court participation. It promotes a general stomach and digestive treatment with a note that Steg will provide a bottle free of charge after request to a Dr W. Ti at a listed address. The piece uses sensational language to imply personal and legal benefits from use.
The notice lists multiple realty transfers and parcel descriptions including Lotes and Townships with ranges, indicating transfers between W.G. Keates, Derd, John Bell, Cet Cone Fuld, and others. Amounts cited include 845.000 and references to sections, ranges, and townships, with corrections noted in the public record.
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