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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
2
The text reports on police procedures and reforms involving mandatory penalties, new forms and procedures for claims, and a focus on service members in active duty. It mentions a secretary and a commission delivering guidance and financial figures, including a large insurance-related payout, and notes changes to eligibility and benefits for military personnel.
Mild weather offers a good time to cleanse the blood of catarrh germs and quit harmful sprays. This ad promotes Swift & Co Dept G for expert advice and information on a treatment claimed to reach the disease at its roots and erase it from the system.
An items lists a popular Nolin couple's wedding, naming Mr and Mrs Kerr among attendees, with mentions of church figures, local officials, and guests. The account notes the bride and groom, parson, and community celebrations, indicating a well attended marriage in the area.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Samford, a figure named Nick Pongo, and legal or financial stakes with mention of an appropriation and a plea. The readable bits imply a local news item about charges or bids, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
Helix Oddfellows held an election Saturday evening naming Joe Kerk as treasurer and McKee as vice president among others. A junior endeavor was organized the following afternoon with officers including Gail Alspach and Emmett Kerley. Community activities and a social calendar were announced at the East Oregonian Special report.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a character titled The Regular Army Man with verses praising duty and marching, a mock biography tone, and references to a dinner visit at Antone Keklund's home. The piece includes critical illness mentions and a hospital scene involving Mrs. Kanily Treeely of Roland and Seen Treely, with chaotic spelling and torn syntax throughout.
After a confusing string of garbled words the fragment hints at digestive concerns post meals. It mentions stomach, digestion, and proper performance of an unspecified item tied to a medical or health context. Names or clear entities are absent.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets praised as a mild but sure laxative and liver aid, offered as a substitute for calomel. The copy claims fast liver relief without harming teeth, urging use when feeling "hearty" and noting availability from all druggists.
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