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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
6
The column lists residents visiting Pendleton from Portland and elsewhere, including teachers and relatives. It mentions influenza quarantine affecting events, a wedding description, visitors from Walla Walla Spokane Seattle Hermiston Echo Pendleton and other towns, and various arrivals at local hotels and homes.
Los Angeles October 17 Governor Stephens proposes borrowing funds to cover wartime costs. He calls for statewide action and asks every citizen to contribute each dollar toward the public debt. The plan faces questions about burden sharing and fiscal impact.
ENE Oct 17 Dean Walt er and Charles Shy Huntington Ajpyulus ed to Sdoveed Graduate Manuscr. The University of Oregon student activities manager and this year's football coach Charles Shy Huntington Ajpyulus have been replaced. Walker had been ordered to Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky for officer training.
WITADEAWAL ANNOUNCED BRERLIN. Oct. 17. The war office today announced German ministers front had been withdrawn east of Thokeolirt Coolkcanp and Inzel munster and behind Lilie.
Ernest Crockatt reports from England hospital about September 3 frontline fighting near a trench toward Berlin. He details magazine dumps, trench bombing, casualties, a leg injury, and evacuation through France and England as he praises comrades and notes heavy losses in his battalion.
The San Gabriel of 4600 tons, bound from Los Pas to Lower California with a general cargo, was 30 days overdue and abandoned at sea. Commanded by Capt. Roger Allman, the crew of nineteen faced a hurricane on Sep 11 as the vessel foundered after a long voyage.
The American Red Cross funds portable cinema units to entertain front-line workers. Movable film outfits on automobiles will visit canteens, providing moving pictures to ease nerve strain and boost morale amid trench service. A lieutenant oversees a local show. other outfits follow as supplies arrive.
The state board of health reports 4080 total influenza cases in California. Friday’s new cases total 1776 with Fresno and Long Beach among areas reporting numbers while Stockton Sacramento and Bakersfield had none yet. Several camps show lower counts across the state.
A damaged OCR fragment records a legal or public notice with garbled names and terms. It mentions a court or civil matter involving individuals and places, but most names and specifics are unreadable. The readable bits hint at dates and regional references without clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe claims about benefits of hot water before breakfast and its alleged effects on digestion and health. The text mixes dubious statements about drugs, sanatoriums, and cures, with scattered references to kidneys and internal cleansing. The piece resembles garbled promotional or health-claim content without clear sourcing.
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