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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
The message argues that true economy lies in durable, well-made garments. It notes some firms cut quality to lower prices, but asserts a duty to offer customers the character of clothes previously provided. New fall models are attractive, priced from 20 to 70 dollars, and considered worth more than asked.
The notice lists Olives green pint bulk Indian Relish pint bulk Pickled Onions pint bulk Kraut quart Squash Hubbard per pound Pickling Onions small white sh Oleomargarine cheaper than butter Pickles Dill cans Eye Plant 2 lbs Celery 2 bunches Carrots new bunch Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs Grapes basket
Style guidance on choosing hats suits head shape features and complexion. Advises early selection while stock is best and prices lower. Promotes authentic Stetson and other brands with prices from 4.00 to 12.50.
A fragmentary report discusses May Gall teachers tasked with rehabilitating soldiers back from the trenches. The text notes government delays in official word, limited class reach, and a push to train instructors in literacy, arithmetic, writing, and various trades to aid wounded veterans, with questions about qualified personnel.
Fragmentary note from Feliz Meuniakwus mentions Camp Hancock Georgia and a planned call before surrendering to Pendie. Readable fragments reference a potential for a forough or furlough and a tone indicating military context.
An orchestral accompaniment titled Splengid Orchestra assists a film shown to audiences. The narrative presents a historical dramatic scene with rhetorical phrases about invasions, rebellion, and war conditions. The production appears linked to a wartime or propaganda backdrop with anticipated showings at a matinee and an evening performance.
Fragmentary report describes local operations on the west front with mentions of Champagne and nearby areas. The text notes continual activity, air and ground engagements, and mentions uncertain casualty or resistance levels.
A fragmentary report notes a group in a location named Wolterthem seeking assistance or relief in an enclosed area. The readable words hint at a gathering or request rather than a formal event. Further details are unreadable or obscured by damaged text.
LOSDOX dispatches detail a clash near Prlip east of Prlip involving Lan Moree forces against Vokes. French chivalry units reportedly engaged, with Serbian commandos cited and Tuesday instruction noted. Government forces push along the Verdar riverbank and the Merlip-Oradake road amid rear-guard actions as the fight progresses.
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