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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
7
An independent Pendleton newspaper announces subscription rates in advance including daily and semi weekly options. Rates cover one year six months and three months by mail or carrier and welcome in person orders by telephone with urban delivery details indicated.
The New York Herald argues against a proposal to require a thirteen month delay before a new Congress can convene after elections. It questions whether voters should tolerate lawmakers who have been repudiated by the public continuing to legislate, and challenges the idea that the president should block convening the new body to suit his own politics. The piece cites the impracticality of such a system and urges adaptation to modern communications.
A Tacoma conference of farmers and business men cites low farmer prosperity as the main barrier to settlement, noting that long hours and wages below unskilled labor keep the soil unattractive. The piece argues agriculture is the nation’s base and calls for policy fixes to raise purchasing power and revive the farm economy. It also references ongoing German debts talks and broad calls for decisive statesmanship.
A fragmentary report shows motorists or officials debating a higher speed limit for 1923. The text includes unclear references to Salem and automotive policy, with incomplete names and dates. The article hints at regulatory consideration and public interest in speed limits.
A garbled montage mentions Irish lecturer, Europe sun, and wealth, interspersed with scattered phrases about secrecy, watching TV, and airplanes. It hints at cultural observations and moral reflections, but the readable content is highly fragmented and lacks a coherent narrative.
A garbled 1894 column notes names and places including Rew W Molt and Cram Portland. It mentions Yakima Indian Sunny and the Umuwtitin Reservation, the Golden finie hotel, Justice Binholy, and events around Tonner near Walla Walla. The text is fragmentary with many misspellings.
Fragmented OCR notes provide scattered items including a marriage at Levi Eldredge’s residence with Frank McAlroy and Melissa Raggines, and a mention of James Lennon remaining in Pendleton for winter. Numerous names appear in precinct rosters and local election mentions, with unclear dates and places. readable items include private house references and scattered voter lists, but precision is limited by the garbled text.
Merriett Woodruff arranges the Weston teachers Institute for Saturday with sessions on school health relation, text book questions, and instrument displays. Harriett C Woodruff and Rosene Emile present talks on health education and memory training, with music by White Schwel Management and other speakers including M G Royal. Intermission followed by further discussions on teacher opportunities and apparatus selection.
Mukden Manchuria December 12 It has been learned what became of some of America s discarded horse drawn street cars Citizens there display a new streetcar line made of dilapidated cars drawn by Mongolian ponies running from the millyard station to the city walls Chinese riders navigate the crowds and pipes obscuring the view as the line moves along.
A garbled report discusses a driver’s warning bell on a front platform and a foreigner’s query about cats origin with references to New York civ, discarded by New York, and sales in Tokyo and Mukden. The text is incoherent and lacks clear events or dates.
An ad touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a trusted remedy with testimonials from beneficiaries. It urges readers to consider curative claims carefully and warns about promising medicines, offering a sample bottle and claiming benefits for kidneys, liver, and urinary issues.
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