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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
4
Odd garbled text shows Pendleton mail publication offering subscriptions and delivery options. It mentions prices by mail and by carrier, monthly, quarterly and weekly rates, with various addresses and contacts implied. The readable core notes a local newspaper theme and subscription prices.
The piece critiques Berlin’s WWI propaganda in Russia and notes Bolshevik educational effects within Germany. It argues the Kaiser’s agents underestimate the consequences of encouraging disruption, warning that what is started may backfire on German plans.
A Portland dispute opposes a six cent streetcar fare increase led by residents and critics of the state Public Service Commission. The piece argues the commission was created to shield the public from high rates and laments the cost of legal defenses against its rulings.
The Official Bulletin promotes War Savings Stamps as a democratic security offering a profitable, simple investment for all citizens. Stamps come in 25-cent and 3-dollar denominations with a Thrift Card option for 25-cent stamps, allowing exchange for a 5-dollar stamp after filling the card and a small cash top-up. The $5 stamp sells for $4.12 now and rises in value by one cent each month until January 1, 1923.
A damaged 19th century style record references a blockade, pursuit toward a new triage, and names such as Starkey and Hilger. It mentions an Indian police pest, a murder linked to a Tatton time ago, and a reservation context with scattered details and unclear sequence of events.
A discussion questions whether Oregon would be better off without a public service commission than with the current one, noting the comparison may be imperfect but finding grounds for serious reconsideration.
Statement on paying five dollars for each stamp on a War Saving Certificate. Commentary claims Bolsheviks are contentious toward ally Ramatia and notes real coal scarcity in the east. Mentions La Figaro and Caillaux, with remarks on negotiating and light fighting recently.
Property deeds show multiple transfers in north township areas including sections 4 and 28 with buyers Martha Tropes and Laura Picard, and buyers Bore and Gilman Folsom. Several parcels in townships range 20 north to 23 north with various lot numbers and ranges, recorded late.
Fragment reads like a misread notice from a township area near Se NE. It mentions a date near Sivthin Sa, a location in northeast region, and small monetary figures. Names and details are unclear due to OCR distortions.
A fragmented historical excerpt shows Alsatian appeals regarding lost provinces and regional figures. The text contains garbled names and numbers, offering a glimpse of political rhetoric and regional identity amid uncertain dates and events.
Fragmentary OCR copy mentions names and topics but lacks coherent events or clear subjects. Key entities such as people or organizations are unreadable or incomplete, preventing a precise summary of the original article.
A garbled OCR passage references a train tour, a meet, and teams or persons from the United States. Names and details are unclear, with multiple misspellings and fragmented phrases. The readable elements hint at a sports or tour event but lack coherent facts.
The readable portions describe a human named Allie and various names scrambled through a garbled passage. It mentions actions related to pettiness and a list of entities, but no coherent event, place, or date emerges to form a clear news item.
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