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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement extols Carter's Knit Underwear for women, misses, and children emphasizing wear, softness, comfort, fit, and value. It highlights durable yarns, reinforced shoulders, precise sizing, wide assortment, sanitary preparation, and silk options for Christmas gifts with price ranges and department display.
Pe ndleton shoppers throng the opening day of a major women s shoe sale offering about 25 pairs priced up to 7.00. Reports say the initial day set a record for sales and customer turnout as the Bargain Basement shop promotes low prices and extra discounts on pattern cloths and miscellaneous goods.
A newsage notice promotes a Thanksgiving table linen sale amid scarcity. It advertises an assortment of linen cloths and napkins, including damask options and mercerized damask, with various discount prices listed for tableware and napkins as the event starts tomorrow.
The EREATES MEN'S UN WERL in Pendleton presents Union Suits in wool and cotton blends with full fashion, fit, and no wrinkling. Prices range from 1.50 to 10.00, including silk and wool and linen varieties. Sale highlights include last year leftovers sold at before the war prices to attract buyers.
A fragmented report outlines Pendleton suing for seven hundred dollars, a circuit court proceeding naming Stealer Haley and others, with military viewers and various officials noted. The text references the eastern behon and a Supreme Court convening, plus several judges and clerks present, in a dense, partial record of court activity.
The report from a Portland conference quotes N Berh ole noting the government office will open permanently here. Federation leaders in Portland anticipate strong support, with Miss Young and Miss Cotfes helping validate the effort as schools in the county prepare for a new era of cooperation.
Fragmented text describes a report detailing statistics of the year’s work. Mentions an event or lead related to Pratt and Calhoun, with references to dates and locations obscured by garbled OCR. Key entities are unreadable. content remains ambiguous.
The readable words describe tense politics and attempted influence around elections. Mentions of groups, candidates, and timing hint at concerns about votes and security, but many phrases are garbled leaving uncertain entities and locations.
A garbled OCR weather fragment mentions wind and shifting conditions around Hille with unclear details. The readable bits reference wind strength and a possible forecast but lack concrete data or dates.
The text appears garbled but mentions Ger and Lieutenant Huy Borden traveling to Allentown to visit New Hayden and a daughter Mary. It notes a journey and an intended arrival, with a date of Wednesday.
In a disrupted event the crowd witnessed the Deretiq Reach team suffer an injury scare during the main event. Officials paused competition as medics responded, with no further details available on the athlete or outcome.
A fragment discusses Hungarian resistance to Austrian rule, citing the dual monarchy's disintegration and military defeats. It notes Vienna’s perceived gains from autonomy pledges and the impact on Bohemians Moravians and Sudeten Germans, with emphasis on landowners and feudal privileges in the Austro Hungarian realm. The report references Rome, diplomat remarks, and Austrian-Hungarian tensions amid broader European upheaval.
Paris children favor mechanical war toys at the Potth Palace exhibition. A model of tanks named "Bik Berths" draws praise while a prize fund of 4200 is split among inventors.
Turkish papers report public desire for peace and reform in Turkey. A Bremen correspondent notes support for Premier Macmillan's speech and potential reforms for Daritales defense while Constanti nople remains the Turkish capital. Proposals include autonomy for Arabia Syria Armenia and the Jewish state in Palestine.
Captain Edward Grant of New York National Leave Club led a rescue attempt in the Argonne Forest near Verdun. He was killed during one of the operations to reach the area, while aiding fellow soldiers and civilians in the hazardous battlefield.
Fragmented note reports prayers urged by a cleric to children of Ameren to receive communion for the intention of Marshal Foch. It mentions a cardinal addressing the act, with language implying a ceremonial request tied to a wartime context and future prayers.
A vintage appeal offers Lydia E. Pinkham remedies to women suffering from displacements, irregularities, headaches, and nervous issues. It promises a successful trial and invites readers to write for special information and testimonials, citing forty years of experience and childless offerings.
This brief notes the United States plans a fifth Liberty Loan in 1919 to fund wartime costs. It suggests March or April timing, government need for funds, and ongoing Treasury preparations ahead of anticipated revenue from bond issues.
The report covers receipts from July to September in the Seventh District comprising Creer Washington Alaska with headquarters in Portland. It lists total receipts at $311,060,018 for the period and compares to last year’s $100,948. The figures reference forest operations and related expenditures in the region based in Atland, Oregon with unclear agency details.
Fragmentary text warns about kidney problems from meat and hydration. Mentions symptoms such as pain in the toe or urine, headaches, nervous spells, and acid reflux. References to dietary advice and a general claim about kidney health and toxins.
An early 20th century advertisement touts liniments and tonics as cures for rheumatism. It claims the remedy penetrates deep into the circulation to rout the disease, urging readers to buy a bottle from a drugstore and start treatment promptly. The ad cites a laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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