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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
4
A fragmentary notice appears to reference Amentan Gace Rast S and an ahead of time description or instruction. Readable items are limited, with no clear event date or concrete action. Further context is needed to determine exact role or outcome within the notice.
A garbled, era styled text weaves stray names and phrases into a fragmentary piece. The lines hint at a songlike structure with scattered references to people and places, rendered in a distorted, archaic voice.
A political commentator argues that consolidating boards and commissions would not help Governor Pierce politically. History shows appointive offices rarely aid governors, as patronage creates enemies and hurts the office. The piece warns that Pierce’s reelection hinges more on record than patronage amid Oregon’s strong Republican majority.
President Hirding pushes to restore full control of subsidies to the shipping board as the ship bonus bill faces senate consideration. Representative Byrnes condemns permanent appropriations, warning of a 10 percent customs fund earmark that would grant billions yearly, risking unchecked spending and later repeal difficulties. News notes Turkey’s protection stance for Christians ends with an ironic line.
A garbled OCR passage presents a chaotic street scene with misread names and partial phrases. It mentions characters Corey, Kin, Chelaete, and references a vehicle, a carriage, and a waiting figure. The text lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Fragmented text shows names and places tied to a long, unclear report. Individuals like Bitty Sendyy and Jane appear amid scattered references to investigations, dates, and locations such as Wenileton and North Meivleton. The garbled OCR lacks a clear narrative or outcome.
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