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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton reports a steady stream of community notes including residents moving to Loxmurton, military calls and armor meetings, foundation permits, retirements from California, and local school activities. Highlights cover selective service meetings, Red Cross committees, and preparations for the Hermiston fair events.
Corporal William T. McCoy and Privates Robert Almeworth and Ib Lo Wilson with oO. M. P. Janve will serve on special detail duty during the Shurman County Pair today. After the fair ends they will report to St. Helens, the company headquarters.
The commission seeks to collect 76.45 dollars from Arthur Giteon for alleged due wages as shown by a defendant's audit. The amount represents 445 days of protection allowance claimed.
Fifty four Pendleton night school corps cadets trained under Oregon Military Police director Camaly J. W. Kockeor. They practiced Cleataril maneuvers stretching from Orete ey to Moteverite with Vithrone collection bowls as the corps elected their own officers.
Efla Candish seeks a divorce on grounds of cruelty and desertion from her husband of ten years. The couple, married in THO, have a daughter Ellen aged 20. The complaint alleges she has contributed nothing to support amid alleged fault by the defendant.
Fragmentary OCR text references a county meeting and names such as Mr. Weolman and Lorene Frauke, but most details are unreadable. The piece appears to discuss a county Farmers meeting and a mutainday style event with several garbled names and phrases.
A fragmented notice describes a demonstration and social event with mentions of synth power and a Hellot Vibe Crell. It references Loom, Arps in Trews, and Stee with affiliations to The Initiution and Cole brook Lexley. Nearby Putney Meath area is noted with former owner Charles T. Ears and Chimes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a deteriorated scene with scattered proper nouns and garbled phrases. It mentions a person named Geer and references northern Cinwat Crmheny and Liberty Hnertalans in a cryptic, error-filled passage.
The OCR text describes a chaotic scene with viewers, cards, and debris during a ceremony. A new card hanging appears, with references to a “Henne eyed” phrase and various disjointed actions. The readable fragments suggest a public display or event interruption with destruction and decay amid scattered items.
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