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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
5
Local ads list rentals, sales, and services with scattered names and addresses. Items include rent for rooms and apartments, sale of goods like planos and a confectionery, removal service, and business notices, all in a congested classified-page style with multiple street references and contact numbers.
Portable fragments describe efforts to establish a cleaning plant for wheat in Portland. A woolen mill building near the scouring mill is bought for remodeling into a plant with machinery to be installed. The Parr Union Grain Agency considers a cleaning plant for their warehouse on Webb Street.
A Civic club meeting hosts a free talk on Landscape Gardening by Mr Turdlelte at the Christian church this evening. The event aims to attract civic-minded residents, with a large audience expected and transportation arranged for attendees.
Portland July 10 Christopher Hannevig of Norway sues Theodore Wilcox for 300000 claiming an option to buy the steamer Annette Rolph for 1 050 000 when Wilcox sold to Mayor Rolph of San Francisco for 1 350 000 Rolph later resold the vessel for 1 750 000 in a dispute over price and ownership
Washington reports a congressional push for a $500,000 appropriation to combat a health crisis. Medical leaders and physicians rally support as officials promise immediate action to mobilize resources and fight the spreading epidemic.
Former President William Howard Taft announced he would stump for Republican nominee Charles Evan Hughes after expressing support for Hughes. The pledge came during a campaign stop in New York with Taft noting his long association and urging voters to back Hughes in the upcoming election.
A garbled 1920s cinema feature summary discusses a dramatic plot involving Joe and Madge, a duke’s heir Lionel, and a perilous pursuit. It hints at prophecy, secret identities, and a confrontation ending with a perilous flight and the villain’s fate, set around a sermon of wealth, time, and danger.
Miss Praterick gains attention for a new type of chart character work. The piece notes her versatility and performances at Alta Sunde and Mondays, tracing a tale from her husband's camp to broader stage prospects.
The readable OCR passage describes a dinner scene with actors tearing at jewelry and an implied action involving a product or exhibit. Names, places, and precise events are unclear, but the fragment hints at a public dining moment with disrupted behavior and potential theft.
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