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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary postal rate listing shows Pendie office and Oregon origin with various mailing options. It outlines daily, semi weekly, and carrier subscriptions including one month and yearly terms, and prices per distribution method. The text is partial and lacks complete context or dates.
Fragmented wartime verse praising Marine exploits across Cavite Dawn and Dawn, claiming decisive actions and readiness to fight anywhere. The anonymous text vows support to naval and army forces, warning of retaliation if enemies advance.
A stark wartime editorial urges not to trust German motives. It argues Berlin’s peace talk hides true aims and calls for severe postwar judgment. The piece promotes seizing advantages, disarming the enemy first, and punishing the Kaiser to deter future aggression.
An October 19 bombing raid near Verdun involved over 160 Allied airplanes dropping about 32 bombs on German fortifications. The note claims a major aerial operation behind enemy lines and mentions long distance flight capabilities of large Allied bombers from London to Paris.
The text notes extensive Allied bombing over three months totaling 249 raids on key German sites along the Rhine. It claims damage to plants and railways, morale impact on the German army and populace, and reports public meetings in German cities near borders calling for an end to aerial warfare.
The piece argues President Wilson’s terms favor France and Belgium and would dismantle Austria, while labeling critics who call them pro German as insane. It warns Germany could not meet the terms without surrender and stresses action over words. A separate health note advises rest for flu prevention.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered items from Oregon papers. Mentions Baker City Pendleton and Perkins with assorted names, dates, and events, including medical, legal, and travel notes. Unclear context limits full reconstruction.
Listings show transfers in townships including north range and section references. Names include Agnes Barnhart and Wilt Peter son with values around Fe TLE eerily and 27000. Details appear garbled with partial parcel descriptors and uncertain lot lines.
A British plan proposes a holding company to operate soldiers stores and related retail outlets as wartime business and owner protection evolves. The scheme would have owners transfer shops to the firm, with profits returned to individual owners after expenses. The move aims to stabilize businesses, retain ownership, and ease wartime hardship for retailers through centralized management.
A. Guerne, linked with Athena, dies at Camp Taylor Kentucky where he pursued an officers training course. Born in Oregon, he earned a 1912 education degree and a Harvard MA in psychology. Funeral services at Balers will be private.
A 14 A survey chronicles Italian war production capabilities with nations able to supply cannon and calibers from 12 to 205 millimeters. It notes plants turning out thousands of guns and shells monthly, plus mortars, anti aircraft pieces, projectiles, telegraph gear, and ship components. It claims urgency ramped from 1917 to march toward full wartime output with many establishments able to deliver finished products locally.
At Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oct 43 more than 10 College men will be chosen by Colonel Alfred C Sharpe to become officers. Sixty men will train for field artillery with math and other qualifications at Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky. Another group sought for air service pilots observers and maneuvering officers. Selection to be made by Colonel Sharpe and a board of governors.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Clarke, aged 190 years 11 months and 17 days, died at her home after remembering war work in France and knitting for soldiers. She cast her first vote just over a year ago and spoke of her eleven sons and five grandsons among veterans.
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