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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
4
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Obscure OCR snippet shows garbled religious lines with references to old creeds and divine fame. The readable text hints at a poem or sermon fragment discussing faith, eternity, and belief, but key terms are corrupted, yielding unclear attribution.
A Portland speaker from The Dalles argues the Congressional Union’s anti Wilson tactics misfire. She cites Wilson’s support for woman suffrage, child labor laws, and national welfare, urging opponents to push states toward suffrage and to rebuke the Union’s stance at the polls.
Professor R C French former head of the old E O S N S says Pendleton is the central site for a state normal school and urges the move over rehabilitating Weston. He argues as an experienced educator that a larger school in a central location serves Oregon education and not personal interest.
The piece argues Christians in America should aid Palestine amid war hardship, noting 80,000 deaths, hunger, and ruin in Palestine. It cites the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief and calls for more donations, linking relief to moral duty and public action.
The report notes a warden George Tonkin explaining the shipping method for a game piece. Law requires a metal tag attached to the piece. A five cent charge for chocks is mentioned and funds credited to the State Game Protective Fund.
Officials in the Northwest warned of a potential bread price increase driven by wheat costs. The dispatch notes the plan to raise flour prices from five to ten cents per loaf, with the commerce minister claiming broader market effects unlikely before the mount. It cites state directives and mentions anticipated regional governance implications.
A major blaze on the third floor of the Crane Plumbing Company building at Pourteenth and Irving streets in Portland, Oregon, caused heavy damage before eight fire companies confined it to the upper level. The cause is undetermined pending a full check. Firefighting crews remained on scene to prevent spread and protect stock and offices.
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