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Job notice seeking carpenters by Al G1 Lilleth. Contact details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a local help wanted ad.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
7
Job notice seeking carpenters by Al G1 Lilleth. Contact details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a local help wanted ad.
The District Court of Oregon notes Andy T Barnett declared bankrupt on August 24 1914 and a first creditors meeting will be held in Pendleton Oregon on September 10 1914 at 10 o clock morning. The referee Thomas Fitzgerald will supervise appointment of a trustee examine claims and conduct related business. Furnished apartments and rooms listed in Pendleton and Dallas notices appeared alongside unrelated local items about Edith Daubner teaching in winter.
Fragmented ad copy lists Giel for general hose work, clerk at St George, laundry and domestic services. Mentions Pendleton Weeder and a baggage transfer service. Miscellaneous pitches mix contact hints, vague job mentions, and stray brand names.
Architect ALL ROUND-UP ushers and gate men who have served at previous Round-Upe wishing employment at this year's show report to Geo Boor or Elmer Turner at once.
A historical testimonial letter praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough in children and adults. Far from polished text the writing claims many mothers endorse the remedy and report relief for their family.
A fragment hints at Mae Bell and a comic class scenario. The unreadable OCR suggests a humorous teaching moment or performance context. Names and place details are unclear, but the tone points to a light, school themed sketch or routine.
North Portland hog prices climbed about 10 cents with cattle and sheep markets steady or firm at the North Portland yards. A total of 1636 hogs and 902 cattle with 143 calves were received as buyers bid across the day amid weather effects and varied quality, while sheep volumes and prices showed limited activity.
London reports Prime Minister of War Lord Milne states in reply to a press inquiry that the supply of American troops to France must not be slackened. He warns Germany must not be allowed to recruit by exploiting occupied territories and emphasizes no leisure for the European Allied forces. In another item, Czecho-Slovaks gain in Russia, with railways moved to shift trains as 3,000 miles of lines are affected.
A damaged notice lists multiple daily bus departures between Weston Pendleton and Pendleton Allen Bore. Times shown include 5:85 p m 12:46 p m 6:98 a m 1:00 p m 6:10 a m and 4:00 p m with driver McPherrin noted.
A traveler writes of rifle practice, targets, and field duties at a camp. He describes marking targets, scaffolded scoring with color tabs, and the challenge of rain, mud, and shifting tents. Weather turns rough, water drainage becomes urgent, and daily routines press on as letters and photos await.
Maj. Gen. William Graves, former assistant chief of staff, was rejected by the chief of staff for a lead role with American forces in Russia. The decision ends potential assignment to command operations seeking to stabilize the region and coordinate allied efforts.
In Raddroad AIT dispatches from the region report Fred Wiley of a thin city family and his brother Ray Wiley in the same services. Fred recently left Los Angeles for the front while Ray departed for the court. Wakfield and Wilsey have also gone overseas. The Wiley boys are sons of Mr and Mrs D Wilsey and brothers of Myrtle Wiliney in the Yeomanette service at Bremerton, Washington.
A clipped fragment advertises a headache remedy claiming to ease dull and splitting pains. It mentions a doctor and powders but provides no clear dosage, usage instructions, or verifiable sourcing. The disjointed text reads like an OCR snippet from a medical ad with missing context.
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