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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
3
A mixed Pendleton notice set reports on family disputes, legal actions, and civic visits. A custody case cites a 1907 marriage, while another suit seeks $410 on a note. Local officials discuss upcoming legislative trainee concerns and election matters. Weather notes mention a cold snap, and a charity raffle rumor closes with a local tale of a controversial vote.
W OAL Pond Dhes formerly a county school teacher and rancher near Umi died after a fortnight illness with a complication. He had hired times poultry on his ranch below Umi and was a candidate for pot mister at Uitte iein. Survived by his wife. The services will be held in Portland.
A Sunday accident left Peters in serious condition at St Anthony's hospital after his ford went over an eminent verge. Joel Roneh of Peters hospital staff returned home as services concluded at Putuilly church. Christmas services by the Indians at Putuilly concluded last night with a Santa visit and crowd. New Year plans include a public dinner by the Indianey. City officials discuss Hartman’s retirement and potential successor, with Governor-elect Clepce hinted as appointee in a political note.
In Ils county the office of County Clerk issued marriage licenses Saturday afternoon to several couples including Keneyer and May Torgerson of Milton Nauk, Mary J Normand and Droste Mollomon of Pendleton, and Virnes and Hertha Loi. The note also mentions 20 pictures sought for a county display and a plan to showcase Pendleton Round-Up film footage for a lecture by Witan J. Fisher, assistant curator at the Commercial Museum of Philadelphia.
Reports from Tegucigalpa and Tokyo outline estimated crop yields and rice imports, noting a 4.48 percent increase over last year and a 2 percent average rise across the region. Separately, Honduras and neighboring Central American capitals prepare for air transport links and modern aircraft activity, with French planes aboard and public curiosity high.
An obituary summarizes the death of the eccentric figure known as China Gyp in Canyon City. The report notes a controversial past, uncertain real name Moy Sine Gon, and a reaction from residents and authorities. It mentions an investigation into his death, with local officials and the sheriff involved, and hints at lingering disputes around his life and identity.
The text describes a scene where women and others interact, mentioning a character named George and a smile, with references to timing and a figure named Teven. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Kerr washed a pale of curtailing and found one pole blooming with pli Gow orm after initial dulling. Observed distinct Mira bloom when the curtains were twirled, marking an unusual floral reaction noted by Kerr in Zankville.
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