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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1918
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Pendieton and Caregen at a post office, with scattered phrases about mail, news, and a Portland Oregon film listing. The legible items include unrelated terms like GOP Security and forty’s era names, offering no coherent event or outcome.
The readable bits mention daily and weekly mail by carrier, various month counts, and references to delivery times. Names, places, and clear events are missing, yielding a partial notice about mail service frequency and pricing.
Fragmentary verse depicts a vow with Death and a desire to meet again. The speaker references Spring returning, a pledge to bind the self to a shadowed land, and a recurring cycle of life and doom. Strong imagery of memory, fear, and fate, with repeated seasonal motifs.
A local competitor notes the county's liberty loan quota as the third largest in the state, underscoring a need to educate our home papers about the drive and its significance.
The piece extols Umatilla county as a strategic financial point in Oregon, noting its fourth liberty loan quota of 2 081 695 and comparing other counties Marion Clackamas Multnomah and Pendleton. It urges rapid pledge drives, highlights wartime taxation themes, and links county effort to national victory with calls to duty.
Seventy eight years ago in the East Oregonian a visit by Mr and Mrs J Parkes to Walla Walla is noted along with Mr and Mrs W F Mallock’s Sunday return from a pleasure trip. A wedding in town unites J T Campbell and Minnie Kolfous. The bride arrived from Amer to meet Frank Preder. Aggie Fietcher hosted birthday celebrations for a relative at Lewie’s home, marking the tenth birthday of the White Lady with gifts and a lively gathering.
A review notes The Planet of the Apes parodying Edgar Rice Burroughs and Darwin while critiquing its portrayal of race and colonial themes. The article laments the film’s lack of progressive ideas, describing the human characters as flawed and the ape society as simplistic and violent.
A decontextualized narrative fragment mentions Weertapeetes and Mart Lane relations, with scattered references to Clifton, Aswad Dineeten Te, and Renee. The text describes a long journey through a cityscape of neon and courtesy, ending with a ceremonial or reflective moment about a community and its members.
An arrest is reported involving individuals tied to a Horvigr and FAKIMA case with connections to Weert and Mt. Ke, detailing alleged horalare charges and detention. Incomplete fragments reference a court or bail context and a detained person, with names and locations unclear due to OCR errors.
Portland faculty members of Reed College aided the war drive by turning over the college’s equipment to the government for war work. New men will be admitted to the school until inducted, with exceptions for underage youths. Companies with immediate ties to the war needs have suspended or abandoned operations for the duration.
A man identified as Fore A Word was found guilty by a Nevada jury in a United States court in San Francisco on September 3. The verdict followed a trial alleging involvement in fraud and illicit activities, with sentencing pending and potential fines up to triple the embezzled amount.
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