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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
2
A garbled dispatch outlines Germany asserting a claim in a league context while constitutional questions surface. It notes a government preamble and public opinion framing, with unclear references to leadership and national status.
Britain moves to redesign housing policy in a bid to reduce shortages. Details are unclear due to broken text, but the government aims to boost homebuilding and address housing supply pressures.
University of Oregon reports record law enrollment with forty-five students. An innovative system called Lite ATA shows aid to minor pain relief, while faculty and students engage in statewide work. Legislative actions consider appropriations for university buildings and campus housing projects, with funds allocated for the university administration building and state wartime camp needs.
Fragmented OCR text about a woman seeking relief from illness and nervous breakdown. Mentions a Barnett Bartlett, a house for a family, a doctor’s failure, a cousin’s suggestion, and Vinal as a remedy that supposedly rebuilt health. No clear dates, places, or verifiable facts.
Corless Feb 2 reports wartime tech and supply actions by American forces at Argonne and Rhine sectors. Engineers and labor detachments repair and remanufacture footwear and gear for troops, moving equipment and supplies across occupied areas to support frontline operations.
An OCR fragment recounts a historical event with mentions of Pace Retons and Pan Fas, noting debates, shifts in power, and a wheel reference. The text hints at political maneuvering, military context, and possible leadership changes amid confusion and slow progress.
Fragmentary report notes Sir Evie Geddes, demobilisation director, and Mr Roy Pontand visiting Iniden. References to an express alloy, a hotel, and relocation to a planned premises are unclear but imply a notable change in local leadership or property. Further details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR discussion surveys Prussian and German viewpoints on blame for the war, fears of burdens on Germany, and calls for appeasement and commerce. It contrasts Bavarian and Rhineland sentiments with Berlin's northern stance, noting emigration interest and political tension.
A compact listing of real estate transfers and consolidations including Winn to Harrell for 97096, various tracts in sections, townships, and ranges, and mentions of parcels in Ald, Helix, Pendleton additions, and surrounding properties. Includes transfers to McGhanatan, Barr, Fetinigan, and Brown with prices noted and parcel identifiers.
An old fragment advertises Jad Salih a remedy claimed to soothe bladder and kidney discomfort. It asserts a formula from plant and mineral ingredients, recommending a daily tablespoonful in water for several days to ease urinary irritation and related symptoms. The piece uses dubious medical language and urges purchase from a local seller.
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