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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
4
A garbled dispatch from Pendleton mentions a hotel news stand, a 200 West address, and scattered names. Readable elements imply a short local notice or brief item about a distribution point or office incident with unclear details.
A garbled OCR fragment lists possible mail options and service terms such as by mail, by carrier, weekly, semi weekly, and monthly with unclear names and rates. It mentions a lieutenant Bo ge carrier and brief references to tally and payments, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
The East Oregonian contends that the most needed road work lies ahead as officials consider improvements to improve transportation and safety.
All Umatilla County lies on a highway between Echo and Pendleton. The road becomes almost impassable by late summer and unfit in mid winter. Traffic from Hermiston Stanfield Echo and Pendleton suffers. The county court must ensure a reliable Echo Pendleton link.
An editorial condemns war fund scams that misappropriate donations, noting a group raised 1500 with only 51.73 used for soldiers. It urges auditing and prudent giving amid wartime sentiment. It also discusses National Guard troops in France, their role with regular forces, and hopes for public support and proper oversight. It mentions British bulletins, German practices, and the Mitchel campaign spending in New York.
A mangled OCR fragment recalls 1880 Dee Oregon events including mentions of Pacific traffic, a court case in Tustin, and a harassment incident. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to text damage, but the item preserves a snapshot of local history with scattered individuals and events.
The fragment suggests Gord Lansdowne as foreign secretary for Canada resigning and sending a critical letter from Washington. It hints at allied tensions and a perceived betrayal or decline in wartime alliance strength with references to American leaders and a controversial statement.
The monarch addresses defiance amid wartime conferences with Klar Hawi of Norway and Ring tetat, while discussions in Berg and near Nar Way focus on independence, wartime policy, and the road to peace. Rambled notes reference famed figures and upcoming events, signaling tension between royal authority and national strategy.
Fragmentary text outlines a guarded legal or strategic action involving Tito and associates. Key names appear as Urine and Joslette, with references to opponents and a protective measure. The readable content hints at a court or arbitration setting and a warning against exposure or error.
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