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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary text from the Portland Oregon area mentions a security bureau file and a marine incident. Readable items include a reference to a Fourteenth Street address and an urgent tone, suggesting a brief public notice or internal report. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Fragmented OCR shows price details for various delivery options. Mentions monthly and multi month rates by mall and carrier, with unclear spellings and figures.
A muddled excerpt from Church Progress extols the power of mindset. It urges readers to believe in success, noting that thinking you can leads to achievement while doubt breeds defeat. The passage frames mindset as the determinant of progress and effort.
During McAdoo's Senate Interstate Commerce hearing the push for a five year extension of federal control over railroads is discussed. The director general warns that a short period after tests would yield little in the way of improvements and that ending federal control early could delay needed terminal and line upgrades. Some railroads seek to exit locomotive contracts.
An opinion piece questions whether railroads will improve service and invest in equipment if left to self interest. It argues that without better lines and steam power, national reconstruction plans cannot succeed and profits for stockholders cannot outweigh public needs.
A report via India notes United States Consul Treadwell remains imprisoned in Tashkend Turkestan since last October. He is not ill treated, but the detention of a diplomatic officer is a grave offense. The piece cites pacifist and political cries surrounding US-Russian policy and calls for action to secure release. It also touches on Oregon Washington licensing discrepancies and New York streetcar fare protests, tying in broader transport policy debates and public sentiment.
The text recalls Roosevelt’s tempestuous life and notes his burial during a storm, suggesting the grave moment mirrors the boldness of the colonel. It emphasizes resilience amid turmoil and a symbolic link between life’s storms and final rest.
A fragmented report notes Leon Turner leaving for Birch Creek with tools and provisions to aid a project near Lonnan. John Tweedy arrives from Northern Mississippi and plans a brief stay for family matters as another relative travels to Pilot Rock with a late afternoon arrival noted.
A garbled record of realty transfers appears, naming multiple individuals and entities such as Swayze, G A Creamy, Lena Federer admins, James to J Ml Hvis, Nina Loon, Haley Add to Penietan, and others. The items reference parcels in various townships, sections, and lots with monetary figures like 2400.00 and 3326000, a mix of NW, NE and other parcel descriptors, but many entries are unreadable or corrupted. The document resembles a ledger of property transactions, with scattered mentions of administrators and heirs and unspecified deeds.
The Northwest report notes California officials adjourned after a measure, proposed by Governor Stephens, was referred to federal review amid talk of prohibiting flagrant displays and public access in a firmer temperance move. A board of health issued severe limits and public funerals and sales were curtailed. Local incidents include a robbery case in Oregon and a trial in Harney County for a forgery linked to a counterfeit deed.
Washington Jan. The health and morale of American troops in Riwin are excellent according to a subject report to the War Department this afterragon. Total deaths from all causes up to January were six officers and 128 enlisted men, with three officers and 67 enlisted men killed in action or died of wounds. There had been 250 enlisted then wounded in action.
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