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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1918
Page
3
Community updates from Pendleton include plans for a cafeteria opening at the high school, a fair schedule, and upcoming demonstrations. Frank Wallace's donation to the county, assignments at the Oregon Agricultural College, and remarks on the grand jury and legal notices are reported alongside local people traveling to events and training programs.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a school and several names including John Hapwell and Lawreper. The readable parts reference an entry, a potential entry or vote, and mentions of waiting and privileges. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
A funeral was held yesterday for 30 month old Margaret Loulien Jeneen at the residence of Mr and Mrs Newt Newiaen 12 Branktin street. The child died either yesterday or a few days earlier.
A playful fragment notes an event involving two entities, described in brisk terms. The text hints at a late demonstration or pairing, possibly a meeting or collaboration between named groups or figures, with emphasis on a light or humorous tone. The source provides no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Mme W. GG Fitter is mentioned for Saturday duties in the service. The note lists four eons in the service effort and references Wihke in the powershown marine context.
A fragmentary report notes 14 arrivals at a gathering today near headquarters as workers prep for the event. One line indicates a death on Friday and a name fragment appears, suggesting a casualty tied to the day’s activities.
A report from December describes Albert B Heland of Enterprio being arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin for desertion. He allegedly left Iron Mountain and was taken into custody at Camp Lewis with discharge details unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a militia member on duty at Meand Lygreends Saturday and held for identification at M. F. T. headquarters on Alain Street. The rest is garbled with misread names and actions making specifics unclear.
A fragment states a treason case involving two fictitious parties in bankrupcy with a £100 bond. It notes a future hearing date for Fir Herik, who is described as admitting the undisclosed matter, with no precise location or full details available.
The record notes Celia Cunningham and Charles Mun as missing after an incident at Camp Lewis connected to Miss Cunningham’s absence. Authorities led by Director Frank Thevden and State Market Mielpe pursued leads while efforts continued to locate the missing person.
The readable lines hint at an event with people and a place but most details are garbled. It mentions a family or individual relations and a possible election or meeting context, yet essential names and dates are unclear.
Unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and dates, with multiple garbled phrases. Partial items mention individuals and months but lack coherent actions or events to pin a clear news item.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a public meeting in Seattle with references to clothing, plan details, attendees named Glen and Patrick, and mentions plans and schedules. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates local civic action, a wreath event, and a recorder present. The piece is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts.
The readable text references freed items, dates, and scattered names. It mentions Inver, O78, Pad un Ore, and BOTT with partial details. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events or identifiers.
Fragmented OCR reads like a roster of names and places with scattered terms. It mentions several individuals such as Martin and Perdinion along with various locations and dates, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret, offering only a rough glimpse of a historical listing.
Fragmented text reports on German air operations involving women pilots. Mentions Sept 2 and references to a fleet and fleet actions, with uncertain names and places due to OCR damage. A few proper nouns appear: AMNAN, AMY, Lary SP, Tew, Arpericeee, Kilneng cere, and Millen Tiemngecem, but the passage is garbled and incompletely readable.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a large growth of the army and navy and references the United States and various military topics. It includes scattered lines about production, mobilization, and references to figures like Maryland and dates, but the text is largely unreadable and non coherent.
Reader notes a historical summary claiming U S leadership in shipbuilding, mentioning naval fleets and maritime expertise. The fragment references notable ships, workers, and national pride without clear dates or sources.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by Poincare to retaken towns with references to committees, materials, and events. The readable portions mention Beale, Guilinal, and Cinre forms amid scattered names and unclear dates, suggesting a formal visit and associated wartime administration.
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