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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice-like snippet from Pendle Oregon with mentions of mail services and rates. It lists daily and semi weekly options by mail and carrier, including durations and prices, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
A fragmentary verse by Margaret T. Sangster explores dawn departures and the ache of separation. It contrasts morning worries with evening peace, pondering if heartache can ever be fully repaired and the longing for “our own” love to endure.
In the current legislative session an appropriation was passed concerning state lands said to have been obtained by fraudulent means. The article notes the lands involved and hints at ongoing scrutiny of the acquisition methods and legality.
A fragment argues that funds from land sales went to the irreducible school fund and alleges possible fraud harming Oregon children. It credits the Portland Journal for uncovering facts and pushing investigations to recover lands and restore funds, praising journalistic duty.
A strong editorial argues Oregon needs a $400000 penitentiary only after addressing teacher training for Eastern and Southern Oregon. It condemns the state for inadequately funding normals, noting the loss from untrained teachers surpasses prison costs, and questions reconstruction priorities.
Peed Enator Cummins calls the proposed League of Nations constitution dis trusted and reactionary while enlightened European governments back it and Americans inclining toward Taft backed drafts. Some senators worry about pride and wording altering covenants as needed. Pendleton restraint shows in views on the Portland auto show and a brief note on Reds seeking Debs and Mooney.
An incomplete excerpt references dealing with criminals and potential Russian murderers. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to confirm involvement or outcomes.
The 28 years ago item notes Lake Engineer George Baker visiting Pendleton from Baker City. Shops plan Sunday openings and an expired Warborn agreement prompts discussions of La Grande, Baker City and Walla Walla battery imports, with a curious family scene as Freddie wonders about departure.
A garbled archival line hints at a Birmingham setting with odd phrasing and possible character names. Though the OCR text is corrupted, it captures a moment of humor or bureaucratic abstraction. The fragment suggests a local newspaper item with quirky wording and regional locale.
A fragment mentions Mire Smith and Mrs Smith debating truth telling by children, with a note about a three minute window to catch the Inez car. The Sunday Herald is referenced regarding the event. The passage is garbled and reads like a local gossip item or column snippet.
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