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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
3
Pendleton community notices cover a church fundraiser for the Christian Endeavor Society, Lincoln girls defeating Hawthorne for school sports, and various local civic items. Mentions include bank notes, appointments, estate matters, and license updates amid a broad, initials-filled roll of names and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on a bookseller and advertising firm in San Francisco, mentions With Powter Advertising, Fouter & Kleiser, and several West Coast titles. Indicates longstanding business activity and a sale of a book by B. Heckwith. Details are garbled but point to publishing and distribution concerns.
A newly built service station on West Street is set to open soon. Parke and Harrison are the proprietors, promising an attractively designed facility with improved amenities for motorists.
Letitia B Downing is granted a divorce from John M Downing. She is awarded custody of two minor children and the divorce decree reflects entitlement to child support and division of assets as per the court order.
Citizens opposed a district enlargement petition which the court overruled. The proceeding involves Teatlonsy In regard to the Amre Hille ditadnugee howndary and is set for 9:20 a.m. tomorrow. Crime warden Tweed WLP Albee is referenced in the record.
Several alleged offenders are linked in a county case. George Clark was fined $200 and released on bail. Joeph Pirkes and Charis Wie KOU Willis are connected to the same matter. O.T. Shackleton received a $46 fine as part of the proceeding.
Will Tutt Noa county court considered securing a segment of market area from Mutter Creek to Sheridan grade. Work to start in 2025 when weather allows. West end residents opposed the move citing court or other local concerns.
A regional conference will be held with county officials and school representatives discussing the Boy Scouts program. Hinks Rewa and ML Cornelison attend as observers while Pembleton High School boys plan to participate. AL Young, state secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, is slated to judge proceedings with Hoy Corielwun assisting.
A station shift affects Station No. 2 at Peapten Warehotiee, moving from the web floor to a new area. The change ties into the updated cash preparer system installed by the team, with Palttetsor and Dmotinia counties noted in relation to the move. The modified setup reflects broader efforts to improve service and availability.
A candidate vows to improve educational access for rural districts and expand high school opportunities. She proposes county funding for student transport to distant schools and supports a strong public education stance as the 1929 primary campaign unfolds.
A historical report describes a new police patrol concept with a three-officer “liveirt squadron” patrolling districts on regular beat cycles. The plan includes a modernized approach, budget considerations, and upcoming steps to implement the expanded patrols and reform measures.
A garbled excerpt describes a user trying a free sample of a product labeled Preetane from a druggist. It mentions a minor reaction and a hopeful sentiment about relief, with unclear sequence and damaged phrases. The passage lacks coherent names, dates, or locations.
The Chief states that the action is not a bid to shift responsibility but a deliberate effort to handle the Viet situation through committee a plan. He argues collaboration offers the most successful path given current conditions.
A garbled early 20th century report notes widespread wolf control with over 7,000 wolves targeted. It highlights John Johnson and JoLeen Johnston as figures in wolf hunting lore and mentions public interest in wolf kills and the outdoorsman’s role.
Not enough readable facts to form a proper news item. The text appears as fragmented non-news material with unclear subjects, actions, or entities suitable for a headline or summary.
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