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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text references monthly payments and carriers across weeks and months with unclear names and dates. The readable items mention Gall, Meekiz, Weekly payments, and multiple months but lack coherent context or events to describe a clear news item.
A poetic exhortation urging ongoing craft and discipline. The speaker urges the artist to endure, worker by worker, pushing to deepen color and movement, letting inner spirit shine. It promotes continuous effort as the path to artistic success.
The East Oregonian outlines its editorial code prioritizing publicity for news of public import while sparing private family quarrels. It notes privacy in private matters and asserts divorce filings and legal actions become public due to involvement of others and creditors.
The East Oregonian defends impartial reporting, stating no favoritism for bootleggers or prominent figures. It explains consistent treatment for all news, including court cases, high and low status individuals, and institutional matters, and includes reflections on social welfare commentary and wartime library debates.
The 1915 census survey shows 78 births per death in certain states and a higher birth rate among foreign-born than native born. Children's bureau reports detail infant mortality in Johnstown Pennsylvania Montclair New Jersey and Manchester New Hampshire and tie deaths to low economic status and overworked parents.
A fragment notes a prom party in Oregon, a marriage license, and local business activity. Jaba Exerest, the Portland violinist, arrives to Pendleton for a fortnight to market his work. Fo Lobenstein died soon after Alexander arrived in Portland. Redman is in town from Adams as Pendleton mills report 7 8 rents for wheat.
Adams Jan 26 The Buch brothers have completed a commodious garage 16 by 60 feet in Adams. The new structure stands as a practical shop for work and storage, reflecting local effort and industry in the small town.
The community reports a new blacksmith shop 24 by 30 feet underway, praised by townspeople and ranchers. Rev J A Haskin preached a helpful sermon, a pastor new to the church begins service, and social gatherings flourish with dinners, dances, and committee plans for a February 24 Sunday school social. Families and neighbors attend events, while a local injury and a hospital visit are noted as well.
The article reports on a probe into a leak connected to a convention with leaders of American finance. It cites W. Law of Boston and names Morgan Davison Van Antwerp as summoned before a probable inquiry, with executives and government officials named as witnesses. The piece mentions McAdoo Tumby and Lansing, plus other prominent financiers, tied to Lawson’s charges.
An enthusiastic Alta audience watched Hay McCarroll lose to Young Hackenschmidt in a handicap wrestling match. Hackenschmidt won by pin after 48 minutes, applying a lexander hold, leaving McCarroll unable to continue. Hackenschmidt appeared stronger and more finished than the local favorite.
A rousing crowd watched Hack overpower McCarroll with repeated holds until a decisive finish. Lawrence Workham and Pro Men of North Yakima also competed, winning two falls quickly. Aubrey Gratom refereed the main match with George Guyll officiating the preliminaries.
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