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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
4
A garbled item notes a county caper and a sale at a Portland news stand in Oregon. It mentions entities such as Worlding and the Washington Berau Gol, with unclear dates and details. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks coherent facts.
A terse poetic fragment presents Thoubles as a quick figure who latches onto trouble and rides down a night shrouded road. The narrator questions the purpose of this figure known as the auditor of woes and mentions a whimsical line about a person named Frank Lo Steatun.
CCAL business men question why fire insurance rates rise in the city citing a fire system and department efficiency. Citing Harvey Wells 1915 Oregon data showing premiums far exceed losses, the piece argues overhead costs and a 30 percent profit margin warrant a study of municipal insurance and tax relief.
The president signed a rural credits measure designed to give farmers better credit advantages on favorable terms. It aims to provide funds at low interest similar to other business sectors, fulfilling a long-standing demand from farmers and a promise often discussed by politicians over two decades.
The piece lauds the Federal Reserve Act and other reforms as essential to farmers and the nation, noting credit safeguards backed by a national reserve bank, the income tax impact on the rich, and upcoming measures like the inheritance and munitions taxes. It argues critics cry “work barrel” to resist shared burdens, but their objections lack good faith.
A long, fragmented excerpt contrasts defense and postal funding with the phrase pork barrel. It cites tariff history, wage impacts on the poor, and rich beneficiaries, then shifts to editorials from Salem Statesman and a July dividend distribution analysis. The text also drifts into military manpower, Pendleton drafts, and recruitment issues amid sparse, garbled data.
A garbled caption notes some Mexican Army boys may face unspecified charges as a photo shows three young cadets. The clipping lacks clear details, making it hard to confirm names, places, or outcomes.
A concise, speculative statement on submarine travel by merchant ships, presenting a hypothetical opinion about underwater navigation and its feasibility for maritime commerce.
Dr M S Kern, former national guard captain, says Pendleton will receive a company in the guard soon. He recently returned from Portland where he helped muster national guard officers. He predicts an infantry unit will form to replace the third infantry regiment, with eastern Oregon expected to raise a battalion.
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