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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1918
Page
4
A fragment notes Pendle Oregon post office and questions second class mail handling. Mentions Keepers in Washington DC Bureau 66 and a cryptic pour-birest reference.
The notice lists subscription options with various durations and delivery methods. Prices are given for daily, semi weekly, and weekly mail or carrier services. The entries include six month and one year terms, with several monthly and quarterly variants.
A reflective verse speaks of men facing misfortune and moral tests. It imagines a compassionate turn from a stranger restoring hope, urging a chance for redemption and a better life. The speaker weighs right and wrong while insisting kindness can redeem the fallen.
A man expresses resolve to buy liberty bonds despite high costs including 10 000 for winter feed. He vows to do his part to defeat the Hun and secure democracy, rejecting evasion and urging others to meet their bond obligations.
The speech denounces Germany for breaches of Belgium, the U S pledge, Brest-Litovsk, and Hague rules. It argues Germans face a choice between revolution toward a recognized government or awaiting a peace dictated by victorious democracies as Allied armies advance to Berlin.
The article discusses city government strength through capable candidates. It notes vacancies on the water commission and indicates some men are emerging as hopeful contenders for council seats.
The note urges immediate action and criticizes hesitation over liberty bonds while stressing the need for strong local leadership. It praises G. M. Rive for service on the school board and endorses his continued value on the water commission handling a key city issue.
The Spokane Falls Review notes the removal of a building on Malo street to make way for new erection. Saar Sweeney and Ida Fwitsier are announced as engaged. State veterinarian James Withrcombe inspected Mr Roger’s horses found diseased and condemned. A groom, Peringer, married Ada Pereiienn in Adana with Rev. George conducting the ceremony.
Cambra known as Camaracum was a historic Nervian town once capital of Regnochar. It faced sieges by Normans and Mongols, changed hands through treaties, and later fortified by Charlemagne and Charles V. The town gained fame for cotton cloth and lace work, with river Reheldt linking to Saint Quentin.
The article reports bold soldiers in Pelisquenst facing court martial for alleged violations of city ordinances and state law. They were transferred to Camp Lewis custody after a conference with city officials. Each received an eleven month sentence in the county jail before military processing begins. The piece notes ongoing influenza and fever infections among the troops, with limited details on the epidemic impact.
An ornate tale describes a woman Brengetrude the erwell hemgital Jane and Julian Bynes plotting to evade authorities. The narrative centers on disguises, wards, and a ceremonial Tregmien presented by the Anerwes, with cryptic dialogue about a wife and what she won.
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