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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
7
The text presents disjointed phrases and garbled poetry about sleep dreams wealth and fate. It resembles OCR noise with incomplete sentences and unclear authors or context. No clear events or persons emerge to anchor a factual summary.
The town and county face a bitter library dispute with distrust cast over both sides. Pendleton should avoid profitless feuds and focus on constructive work. The East Oregonian supports a joint council Commercial Club committee to end the trouble and may host a banquet and memorial hatch et if they succeed.
A New York health commissioner, likely of Western origin, urges a return to the boiled dinner to ease the high cost of living. He argues culinary trends favor appearance over nourishment and physical hunger calls for honest food like mulligan.
The town of Umatilla Oregon swore in Mrs Laura Starcher as mayor marking a radical female led government. She appointed a wholly female council and declared no town marshal would be named, asserting government by women. The move is described as a historic test of women in municipal power.
A Jan 19 988 note recalls a lively white party at the Nye residence with about 40 guests and 11 tables. EK iL and J W Smith sold 180 deeded acres and 210 fall sown wheat to Gideon Brown for 7600. C J Whittaker returned from Centerville. The county court settled the remaining debt for the court house.
The text hints at Pendleton's 1916 public ventures and early leadership. It mentions Lot Livermore as a first mayor, city officials including City Recorder Pits Gerald and a deputy district attorney, and the Commercial Club planning officer views next month. A Secretary of State Ben Olcott office display features a Round Up pennant.
Report describes Italian forces seizing a dummy Austrian gun during a demonstration by King Victor’s army. The image shows the Austrian device amid curious troops and celebratory atmosphere, highlighting wartime propaganda rather than a real weapon capture.
East Oregonian reports Salem January 19 on a proposed bounty bill by CC Clark of Arlington. It would raise coyotes to 3 dollars for grown or pup coyotes and 2 dollars for females with an annual increase thereafter. The bill requires an affidavit from the claimant swearing he killed the animal, that it was not captive bred, and Oregon origin, plus verification from a resident taxpayer.
Bloodhounds sweep for escaped convict J. Clark after noon at Turner as officers track a possible train ride. Suburban thermometers in January show an outlook akin to the startled fiven.
Charles J Yonicka American minister to Romania and Serbia will quit his post at Bucharest and go to Jazey amid Romanian government tensions The German government urged removal from Bucharest citing alleged pro allied leanings The move is temporary pending a state department review
Thousands suffer stomach troubles and dull digestion seek relief by Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. They stimulate the liver and bowels to normal function, easing indigestion and bad taste. Take one or two at bedtime. available in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes from druggists.
A long file notes twenty years of reports praising Ree treatment for eczema and similar conditions. It claims itching relief and eradicating eruption with professional approval, comparing to Resind Ointment and Resind Sexp. No other public skin treatment shows such a record, per the report.
The report notes intelligent women involved in the silent patrol at Washington support the woman suffrage cause. President Wilson shows a favorable impression of these efforts and their impact on advancing suffrage goals.
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