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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for the Imperial Hotel News Stand in Wendieton Oregon. Rates show annual 5.00, monthly 1.33, and weekly 2.50, with further notes on mail delivery. No clear date or full publisher details available in the readable fragment.
The editorial argues Wilson forgives in spirit but cannot aid labor beyond the public interest. It stresses the trainmen should heed the president, avoid actions that harm the nation, and warns against partisan attacks by the Republican committee. It notes transportation disruption would affect food and industry, but expects no strike.
The United States net foreign debt at war onset stood near 5 billion dollars, later reduced to about half that level. British wartime borrowings in the market reached 550 million, while Canada’s borrowings totaled 120 thousand. About 430 million has been
A historical market summary reports European war loans totaling 1 429 000 000 dollars with individual loans to France 260 000 000 Russia 25 000 000 Italy 10 000 000 Germanic 27 000 000 and other neutral European states. Since 1915 the United States has sold abroad 2 972 000 000 more merchandise than purchased, receiving 1 422 000 000 in debt evidences and over 600 000 000 in gold. An unsettled balance of 950 000 000 remains as of July 1, largely from foreign-held American securities sold locally and prior to the war.
Pendleton residents report plans to visit the mountains for a day of rest and recovery after local leaders discuss defense and militia readiness. News notes 460 passengers aboard a recent train, figures from the Cracker ore mines, and a list of officials appointed to a border inquiry between the United States and Mexico.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a trading event and a night gelat in the four area. Names, dates, and clear details are missing, leaving only ambiguous phrases about a trading activity and a gelat. Further readable facts are not available in this excerpt.
Owing to a three hour delay in No 17’s arrival Sheriff T D Taylor, who sent the Round-Up at Amelia Re utia, cannot reach Portland in time to board the admiral ship T J Potter for Astoria. He will travel by train to Astoria in the morning and arrive shortly before noon. Queen Muriel and her mother went to Portland last night and today the queen is being fitted with Coronation roles in Portland.
A brief notice notes that few unhappy marriages exist and that unhappiness reveals itself in family matters, with focus on enduring parental strains and domestic tensions shaping household life.
Portland August 1 The forest service telephone line test between Mount Hood lookout and San Francisco and Washington showed the line can carry long distance conversations. W J Scott of Pacific Telegraph and Telephone tested with SH Hess transit engineer. result favorable for possible private service if built by the two agencies in competition.
A dated notice states that after this date only Ady J. A. Smith on behalf of Hill Contacted by anyone will be acknowledged. The message restricts who may reapportion or respond to inquiries and formalizes the contact protocol for related matters.
A short classified line lists D B Waffle with a phone number and addresses as a small help ad for an auto listing. The note mentions residency and office contact details in a compact format typical of a historical classifieds section.
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