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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
2
Government actions in New York attempt to curb a titantile paralyeie outbreak though details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Reports mention 1000 victims and proposed opening of an erhaole beechem with electrical devices and a medical response plan.
A federal inquiry has started into wheat price movements and trader conduct amid rising concerns. The District Attorney and federal authorities examine whether riders and price manipulation affected markets. Large crowds greet a candidate as political tensions rise and responses address accusations of antipathy toward reforms.
Idaho miners heard U.S. labor leader Hughes speak at a public meeting outlining mining policy and union vigilance. The address emphasized fair wages, safe work conditions, and organized labor’s role in regional industry.
Bizarre classified fragment mentions an auto for Ure, civ or country tripe, and a phone contact. Readable names are limited to an address line and a stray number. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent news details.
The gathering hosted by Mre Chathee J Beth and Mere Robert at Mrs Irelth’s residence featured a piano program led by Mrs Ralph Walker and Mrs Rat Breed Sullivan. Decor included pastel sweet peas and dahlias, with a pink and white centerpiece and a large cake. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniel and other local residents. several schedules and greetings noted.
A former Nebraska governor leads a loan program effort tied to a boat project. The action involves state officials and a private sponsor aiming to secure funding and oversight for a maritime venture linked to industrial loans.
An unclear report notes George W. Norris, former Nes brava governor, appointed to lead a nascent rural project under President Wilson. The piece references his prior service, mentions locations like Sehranka and Ne travke, and hints at a public contract or appointment with Joy Cannon involved in the process.
Nolin wheat raisers install granaries of galvanized iron. Mr and Mrs Julius Haasch were motor passengers to the county seat yesterday. J F Sweele returned from Suse Gulch Ranch with galry coins. Mrs McCutcheon visited from Yevult West to pay their vin. John Houps at Holdman Farm warehouse for the season. CC Lane purchased land from Wi Slasher for 80 acres known as the W L Noble place for 1600. Lane plans more buildings and a future home. Mrs Frank Webb and Ada Webb left for southwest Missouri after visiting relatives. James Brink of Pendleton is building a reset jult for the school aletriit. John Williams had misfortune with bloated fluff and tumbleweeds. Emma Shipley of Stoneham Cole visiting the Shipley family. Leste Hogera of Pendleton delivered a regular appointment in our cere narits last Sunday. Mrs J F Williams with daughter and granddaughter Pronk Webb and Ada Webb started east to Pendleton.
A bill introduced by Representative Sinnott and backed by the House and Senate would appropriate approximately 1.4 million dollars to reimburse settlers from the Dalles Military Fort company in Let for land, improvements, and legal fees after forfeiture. The measure lists beneficiaries with amounts and seeks information on unknown or deceased claimants, urging heirs or legal representatives to respond with names and due estates.
Vintage ad asserts Mayer's Wonderful Headache Tincture cures stomach ailments including ulcers ulcers and intestinal disorders from auto intoxication and yellow jaundice. The copy promises complete recovery for thousands of stomach sufferers and claims universal efficacy against related ailments.
A sanitized OCR fragment shows a probate or estate ledger with numerous surnames and first names such as George D. Clement William Arison Thomas F. Cochran and John Powell. It lists monetary amounts like 2000.00 1460.00 1680.00 and notes decedents, with scattered figures and names including Joel M. Powell and Leon Moore, suggesting estate disbursements or claims without full context.
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