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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists various news stands and distributors in Portland Washington and related notices. It mentions imperial title new stand and irregular sale items with references to makers and vendors. The readable items do not form a complete event.
The piece notes Oregon as a doubtful state in the presidential race with Republican leaders urging Justice Hughes to visit. It highlights fears over Wilson’s strength in Oregon and the rarity of such a campaign trip to this region, signaling a new level of campaign urgency.
The text notes doubts about reelection and suggests the president faces a GOP battle in Oregon and other key states. It implies nominally dead Democratic states are shifting toward the Republican side, with Hughes needing strong Oregon support to salvage his campaign.
A memorial service for Lieutenant Adair, killed at Carrizal, emphasizes avoiding war by Wilson’s diplomacy. The piece notes flowers and music cannot restore the dead and praises Wilson's conference approach to resolve Mexican trouble and seek peace. It also calls the Adair service the only such tribute the state has had.
The East Oregonian criticizes a Chinese garbage collector for unsanitary methods in Pendleton. He collects swill from restaurants and transports it in a dripping bucket to his wagon. The paper urges use of sanitary galvanized cans and reform to protect public health amid concerns about infantile paralysis.
The article notes the failed plan to expand General Motors subsidiaries amid a broader shift toward consolidation in industry. It cites banker caution and conservative thinking as key factors, while suggesting the war’s end may bring stability. Subtext warns that large combines may become unwieldy and that anti-trust focus could lessen.
An eastern paper weighs the Vil Lista revival, balancing reported momentum against skeptical observations. The piece questions which signs indicate genuine growth and which reflect press-driven hype, citing quoted supporters and critics.
A short note presents a dilemma about whether to quit or persist in a matter involving a group or event described as cows. The readable text is fragmented and offers no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
A garbled rumor from the town centers on a feud and a vow of retaliation. The note hints at tensions between local factions and a possible challenge involving named individuals. No verifiable details emerge from the fragment.
Portland reports recruiting offices for the Third Regiment have been opened at the border to enlist fresh volunteers. The message notes ongoing efforts to fill ranks as tensions rise and duty calls.
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