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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1917
Page
5
An partly readable Oregon newspaper fragment lists hotel news stands and addresses in Pendleton and Portland. It mentions Channel 900 Keowrlty and various street references, with scattered company names and ads in a damaged OCR pass.
A weathered verse reflects a ship's voyage through fierce winds and rain. Despite peril and howling gales, the crew presses forward, seeking safe harbor and steadiness amid the storm.
The Oregonian argues President Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College should remain in his post. It lauds Kerr for placing Oregon on the educational map and warns Kansas might entice him away. The piece envisions the Northwest as the future growth area and urges Kerr to continue shaping the region after the war and canal era.
The La Junta board declined instant dismissal for Austin, preferring to wait until year end, citing scarcity of qualified school leaders and War era realities. The East Oregonian endorses the move as prudent, noting Austin’s strong record in a larger district and urging community approval for Pendleton.
Nikolai Lenine seen as premier of Ricsia and Leon Tronky as foreign minister head the Boloteviks who have toppled the Provisional government for now. Lenine long suspected of ties to Germany while Trotsky once worked for a New York Jewish daily newspaper a few months ago earning 12 dollars weekly.
In a 1880s Oregon clipping, John Lubestr, a 15 person figure, appears as a central name. The fragment hints at a local event or人物 profile, with sparse details about roles or actions within the community in early December.
Vomissioner Lire notes finer work at a cider roundl Saturday. The Catholic Tidion selects on the renereatinn with qumypipted in twa weelin. Corner winlow af Pawypilun Warchous foals like it could supply the sation with fader underwear. No exertement noted. Interlest was manifest in the city elvetlan. Front of the new Salion Mlock in peinied black and green advertised. Col. Glendennin, commander of UW Army Post at Wallin Walle, was th Pend bet on the morining en route to Ebonied.
Special meetings at the Baptist Church drew strong attendance with evangelist May H. A. Marshall leading a two week revival. Evening topics include Thinking, Thrning, and Raising, inviting all to attend the daily sessions at 7:30 p.m. and Friday prayers.
fragmentary report from the Portland Journal notes a meeting of local dignitaries and church officials. references to the Society of Tiglitn and an ethical tie at a church meeting, with scattered names and dates and a formal tone.
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