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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
6
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Fragmentary verse text with garbled phrases and unclear names. The snippet mentions a dance, a New Year, parting, and bright eyes but lacks coherent facts or identifiable people, organizations, or dates to establish a concrete news item.
Resident Wilson voices cautious optimism as belligerents move from pure war talk to peace terms. Each side has presented demands, exchanging clear positions while remaining far apart. Time and continued fighting could nudge concessions, but initial peace steps are underway.
The East Oregonian rebukes Tribune policy for acting as a school board mouthpiece and vows to provide readers with impartial, legitimate news on school affairs. Victor Hebert argues Indian music will influence future American music but doubts its reach within a multiracial society.
The piece argues growth must happen while preserving Indian heritage and notes plantation melodies have limited but real musical value. It cites the Spokesman-Review view that World War I democratized Europe, suggests Europe should be democratic, and laments budgetary limits on senatorial prayer. It predicts Blycenstein cereal products may rival Pendleton Indian robes in fame.
A jumble of items notes a birthday in 1889, funeral plans for G W Walker, and local updates including Lee Moorhouse and Sheriff finuser. The fragmentary report mentions weather, a Gate Club game, and various town figures with unclear connections and names.
A fragmented note of advice and reflections hints at caution before action. The lines imply weighing small efforts against larger repairs and suggesting prudent preparation before pursuing a goal.
A fragment discusses marriage dynamics, noting that a bed must be pulled down before it can be done up and that paternal and maternal pressures shape opinions. It warns that pedigrees and epistles distort reputations and that the most assertive man often fails in speech, while the loafer rarely errs in anything.
A suit to recover 5420 damages for defamation of character was filed in the circuit court today by Lo J. Adium against Jacob Kesti. Also notes on a driver killed in a prairie blizzard, parolees earning income, a steamer incident with illegal liquor, a police chief resignation request in Marshfield, and a Utah sheep-take remedy claim by Professor Swingle presented at a wool growers convention.
Baker Oregon January reports that for the first time in 25 years banks refuse Baker county warrants due to overdrawn funds by about 65000. A new law limits indebtedness to 5000 and bankers privately doubt such action will occur though most are willing to take warrants at face value. A bankers meeting concluded refusal would be best.
Dr Khbrider Atwood, an astropath from Boston, was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading to the murder of Dr Wilfred BE. Harrie, president of Minswa chuvetty College of Omtuipathy.
Pilot Rock notes report Mrs. Harley Henderson ill with suspected candy poisoning while visiting in Pilot Rock. The East Oregonian notes add local items on visitors, preaching plans, and residents traveling to Idaho and Washington, with several mentions of town figures and events.
A social gathering last evening at Port Hutchins honored Mrs. Port Hutchins on her birthday. Guests enjoyed nineteen guests in attendance and an enjoyable evening with refreshments and light conversation.
Robert Armstrong, 63, of 76 Foxhall Street Ridgewood, Jamaica court, was sentenced to abstain from alcohol for a year and attend church every Sunday. Magistrate ordered daily church attendance for the next fifty-two weeks and two more Sundays for Lent, after wife Amelia alleged abuse during his fortieth year.
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