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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
6
The readable fragments outline subscription prices and delivery methods for various newspapers including daily and weekly issues. It lists by mail and carrier options with monthly, quarterly, and longer terms, but OCR errors obscure full names and dates.
Fragmented historic plea urging solidarity and freedom. Carrie Fenron signs a vow to endure oppression and carry the burden with brothers, calling for courage, vocal protest, and collective action for dignity and liberty.
A county appeal states two million dollars is not a sum to secure but urges broader buying to meet the quota. It argues the measure cannot be met by small earners or renters with heavy obligations, and calls on those able to buy to contribute.
Fragmentary excerpt emphasizes financial discipline and societal expectation. It critiques idle wealth and urges wives to demand responsibility from their husbands, signaling a period emphasis on personal duty and thrift.
City mothers fault lax precautions against contagious disease and question if early handling of a first case could have prevented spread. The editorial notes army camps enforce strict measures including for measles and scarlet fever, urging stronger public health action.
The text argues for rationing and support of Liberty bonds to fund the war effort. It frames school nutrition, epidemic prevention, and conservation as national duties. It urges readers to back liberty bonds and to bolster wheat production to aid fighters and the war cause. It references the Kaiser's aims and enemy actions to rally support.
28 years ago Percale Roomagnae lay dying after return from Walla Walla. Dougie Gurdane and family plan to move to Heppner to run his father s farm. Parker appears in Pilot Rock before W S Brinson regarding a timber case on Eiro creek. L F Holmes 2 year old daughter Bavie injured after a fall from a carriage. Bavie arrived from Juniper on Wednesday.
Sacramento report: Imner, a blacksmith, convicted on charges of forging requisition returns to aid the war effort. He received a sentence of one year in McNeillie Island jail. Juror J. F. Maries and resident Mery Breckton were mentioned. Judge W. C. Dal Fleet delivered the verdict.
A weekly schedule lists folding clubs and lessons led by Mrs. T. M. Honderain and others in Pendleton. Activities include sponge making, cordial welcomes, cutting classes, and university plans for Mlle Vera Wynn, Miss Jane Murphy, and others. Several residents receive travel and visit notes, with confirmations of attendance at upcoming events and clubs.
Miss Margaret Phelps and Mie Helen Neleen plan to leave Thursday for Eugene to enroll at the University. A. W. Forbes of Pendleton passed through town on route to Enterprise and will be in the area Sunday with friends. Myrtle Row left yesterday for the University of Oregon as a Delta Delta Delta sister beginning her third year. Ruth Mothrock of Athena goes to Pocatello Idaho to meet Hazel Wortk returning from Yale and Michigan. Jamey Warrick’s death is noted and J. M. Morrow of Dumidieton plans to settle his business to work in the future. Meline Behrowler leaves for Seattle to enter the University of Washington with Phi Mu sister Fleets Hall.
Feral animal remains and alleged evidence of coyote killings noted after a motor trip to Bend Burne and Canyon Chey. A Wallula post office robbery report follows. Attendees listed at a union county red cross meeting include multiple local officials and directors. In Pendleton, a court filing accuses Crawford of indignities and seeks restoration of a maiden name. weapon details and dates not confirmed.
Attorney Jan A Foo filed foreclosure action against Hoar Pierce and Mite Tiere, alleging a due sum of $000 on the Monhegan Farm mortgage. Court records show legal steps initiated to recover the debt and enforce the lien.
A fragmented OCR note references alleged wrongdoing involving a plaintiff and defendant, with names and dates unclear. The text mentions an attorney and a court context in a historical setting, suggesting a civil dispute and legal action.
A damaged OCR fragment cites a marriage event with scattered names and dates, mentioning a couple wed in 1908 and references to family relations. The text is garbled, hindering clear extraction of full identities or locations.
A distorted text fragment mentions Whe wevernmnatt tro hy Cowen ewer Mere tele exeate and a Med bated iad eter oly Vetiig tet. The readable items imply a local civic note or meeting reference with uncertain details.
Diverter Chief Hee and Dr W Phelee are cited in a feverish dispute involving J Nenney versus Frank W Peery. The fragment notes a legal or medical incident with limited readable details and names several individuals and a location unspecified.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a model named Procrete and a person or name Mati Dever. Context unclear but implies a feature or event involving Prater and Dever with speculative phrases about editing and insight.
Court heard arraignments of Nowers and George Dennett on moralae or cargon of vie Chittow of the yuer lawe. Meecham Senda in 20, Meenham luxiiery of the Uinua tin Copnty Hed Crome sent in $30 today. Appraisers I Le Liouatlen, F M Edwards and Sam Rittner appointed to appraise estate of Catherine Witson deceased. Ten Days to Pay policy noted. many in the county have used privilege of paring one-half of their acres in the saving red tee femalinder in the Qwit.
A damaged OCR passage outlines court matters and local notices across a county, naming figures like J. I. Derry and Harry Hedford, mentions a penitentiary sentence, election notices, charity clothing collections, and leadership changes in county organizations. The text is highly frayed with numerous unreadable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Tedd foovine and Mice Virgin Terid with references to ore, Moe tone, oetf er peed Me, ipod fire ft, Todd and tefere ewinry ave, noting work wear and location clues.
The text reports on resignations from county and division leadership roles amid wartime civic activities. It notes efforts by Mie Todd organizing a Month Guard across towns and plans for further work, including travel to Seattle to pursue related initiatives. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the core shows leadership changes and community defense efforts during a patriotic period.
Dr Bleakney explains officer training to Whiten Cotte Walla Wath students. Army teaching corps plans provide equipment, tuition, and care as they begin military prep. Cadets will follow a weekly schedule with drill, combat, and recreation, then sectioned groups advance to Washington for further instruction.
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