Social and Personal Notes from Pendleton Week
Pendleton residents and visitors feature in a crowded community column. The schedule lists classes from Monday to Saturday at the county library folding and cutting rooms. Local families, travelers, and congregants attend gatherings, farewell teas, and church events while friends extend greetings and best wishes.
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Substitutes for alfalfa seed in wartime food effort
unclear wartime note discusses substitutes for alfalfa seed with references to germination, weed control, and industrial context. Fragmentary text mentions industry, seeds, and coded terms, indicating a brief report on seed substitution practices and related production concerns.
Germany's Dreams End as War Ends Begin
London reports that there will be no peace while Germany remains unbeaten, with leaders arguing Germany's aims threaten world peace. The Mugan conference endorses Allied demands, while Eastern conflict and communist influence are cited as threats. The passage describes the start of a lasting effort to secure victory and end aggression.
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Gerard predicts war ends within a year in Europe
In San Francisco on September 10, former ambassador James W. Gerard said Germany’s collapse appears near. He claimed the surrender of Uyria and Turkey signals the end is near and that an Allied victory could come by year’s end, possibly followed by a naval offensive and a potential Atlantic assault.
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Vaguely Recounted Fund Bottle Shortfall Report
Vancouver report notes small sums directed toward a fund with bottles mentioned amid unclear details. The piece references Ed Kewn collecting money for official accounts and reports a count around six hundred with expectations over two thousand weight units, as lines blur in the description.
Wartime letter from a U S soldier to home
A fragmented 1918 battlefield letter describes front line experiences in France. The writer, amid gunfire and dugouts, mentions comrades wounded and killed, life at the trench, and letter writing to family and friends while expressing longing for home and prayers for safety.
Northwest update from the New Project
Fragmentary OCR text references Northwest items, names, and a New Project note. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or participants emerge beyond scattered proper nouns and a 36 figure.
Willamette Army Training Convenes At Albany
Catalina A Tyler of the United States cavalry and West Point graduate has arrived to lead the military training conrees at Willamette. First Lieutenant Bekeasler from the University of Arizona will assist, with two second lieutenants arriving this week. The moves occur as part of a regional military preparation effort in Oregon.
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Army Bioweapons Supply Crisis Prompts Civilian Rations
Government notifies Millis that army fuel and food deliveries must be prioritized for military needs. A looming famine in rice stocks threatens civilian supply within weeks due to government seizure of rice, sugar, and other essential commodities. Raw materials and cash reserves are strained as wholesalers hoard, and civilian imports face sustained disruption amid wartime controls.
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Woman Escapes Operation In Grim Local Crime Tale
A fragmented report from Troy Ohio outlines a dramatic incident where a woman escapes a medical procedure amid a chaotic scene. Witnesses describe a tense struggle, injuries, and unclear motives in a neighborhood near 16th Avenue as officials seek answers about the alleged crime and the person involved.
French workmen plan broad strike amid U.S. policies
Paris reports Gomper warns labor groups about American policy shifts as French workers rally to oppose U.S. influences. The piece describes a tense atmosphere with chances of a planned action and mentions a university program and local demonstrations amid wartime discourse.
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Men in Seevic Try Do Thaok Hospital Invasion
A garbled report describes a group of men attempting to seize a hospital or related facility. The fragment mentions a militant group and an incident tied to a track event, with unclear names, dates, and places. The text remains unreadable in key details.
President Wilson Welcomed by Crowd in New York
Sept 27 report describes President Wilson arriving in New York with crowds cheering his arrival and a sense of anticipated resolve. The scene unfolds with locals lining streets, merchants, and officials presenting warm greetings as he faces postwar duties and Liberty Bond support efforts.
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Catarrh Remedy Advised Over Local Treatments
A vintage advertisement urges readers to stop using sprays and douches for catarrh and seek S. S. S. as a long trusted cure. The copy promotes direct medical guidance from a Medical Director at 22 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, offering free advice and citing decades of praise.
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