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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented OCR entry lists various regems or rates for daily and weekly deliveries. Mentions include three points by mail daily, monthly carrier prices, and weekly by mail. Details are unclear and several terms are garbled in this historical notice. Grounded entities include daily, monthly, carrier, and weekly publication terms.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a twilight valley scene with a sea imagery and a looming archipelago. Phrases suggest a poem about dusk light, sea, and lofty heavens, with garbled nonstandard wording from translation.
The article describes nationwide efforts by business leaders politicians and mayors to urge President Wilson to concede to railroad unions demands. It warns a presidential concession could trigger a 24 hour strike, with train crews already prepared to press for the eight hour rule. It criticizes the pressure as hindering fire department efforts during a time of potential national crisis.
The country sees sustained commentary on the Hughes campaign with many editors arguing speeches fail to connect and often aid Wilson. The New York World labels the situation The Tragedy of Hughes, casting doubt on the Republican nominee's prospects.
The Republican nominee Mr Hughes faces critique that he may be listening too much to old guard politicians and not hearing the people. Observers note a potential shift from his earlier broader vision to a narrower stance as the state legislature and national politics unfold.
The public bears the brunt as St Louis dairies walk out over disputes between owners and workers. Owners seek arbitration on terms that assure victory, while critics note the city lacks cream for breakfast for two weeks. Oregon Republicans support Wilson, and wheat prices rise as farmers seek Liverpool money. A brave captain earns praise for wartime seafaring. The piece alludes to Idaho youths accused of murder and hints at suffrage politics affecting candidate support.
The first fully equipped hospital train sent by the United States government arrives in Chicago for the Mexican order. Built and funded by the Pullman Company, the ten car consist includes an operating room, six patient cars, a bathroom and kitchen. The cars, prepared for potential government purchase, feature a library car and Pullman sleeping cars with a dining area.
A plea argues it is fair to pursue the father and mother who abandoned their children. The message emphasizes accountability and suggests intensified scrutiny of each kernel this year.
Pendleton residents discuss preparations for a forthcoming contest between two bands at the great gate lipsehugy. Local citizens express interest in coal mine development 50 miles south of Pendleton. Desolation country hunting trip returns announced by Dickson, Minor, Carter, and Herkeny Jr. Villard House hotel renovation and fruit shipping netting innovation noted. The town imagines impact of a new Pendleton hotel on the area.
A fragment notes Pewzanve of Pendleton as the sole element to finish the Ageoelatlin blak’s beauty in the local scene. The terse line hints at a cultural or aesthetic enhancement tied to Pendleton.
A cluttered listing highlights housekeeping rooms for rent and furnished options near Main Street, a private maternity home in Oregon, garbage collection, touring car hire, auto rates, barber and wig services, furniture and piano sales, moving and freight services, taxi and funeral options, and various household goods. Includes humorous line about married men not grumbling at home.
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