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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1917
Page
6
The readable fragments describe a message about mail delivery and payment terms, referencing months and durations like one year six months and weekly schedules. It mentions a meeting, carriers, and money by mail, but key details are obscured, leaving an unclear public notice.
A fragmentary verse scene describes a prikon house tied to famous Jamies of Uireatns and a hidden clue. Dark corridors and a diving dock frame a mystery, while thoughts and whispers hint at a search for presence beyond the stars.
The senate bill as passed and signed aims to guarantee two prices for wheat this year, with higher rates for high grade and proportionate pricing for lower grades. It intends to stimulate production, reflect a world wheat shortage, and support farmers amid rising costs and two thirds of wheat exported. Lawmakers seek harmony between senate and house to implement a working plan.
A St. Louis article notes the Missouri press disapproves of Senator Reed’s public remarks against the food control bill. The dispatch highlights Reed’s speeches criticizing Hoover and wartime supply policy, portraying him as a harsh critic of government controls.
The commentary condemns Reed for sacrificing integrity and duty over a vital wartime question, urging that his stance endangered national life and the war effort. It condemns leniency toward the I W W, praises Pendleton’s wartime hospitality, and argues exemptions should favor those truly needed at home and in industry.
Oregon Journal notes eastern Oregon’s potential and notes Wallowa County wealth from sales and sheep. It highlights Joseph, Enterprise, La Grande and Portland as growth centers linked to Oregon’s agricultural and irrigation futures. The piece urges Portland to embrace regional expansion and the coming empire of Oregon.
Governor James A. Cox of Ohio plans to marry this fall to Mise Larcaretta Blair of Chituge daughter of Blair Engineering Company chief. The engagement was not publicized but both parties confirmed the news.
The daughter of David Lloyd George and her husband Curtin wed at the Welsh Baptist Church in London. Captain Vane Haw won the mintiaes eros in wetbens.
A July wedding in Pendleton linked Mr and Mrs W J Fornieh and Jesse Stark. The bride carried a nine pound boy’s birth is noted. The report mentions a wedding tour in the sound after a warm reception. Local business notes include Kukel’s Beyr and Mr Wheeler Dove involved in furniture store ownership and farmland sale valued at $6000.
Real estate transfer notices show A Mitchell Drews as trustee conveying to National Servrity Co with detailed parcel description in Keeting 14, township North House 24. Grover transfers to Winnifred Moker mie with additional parcel references and boundary lines.
A historic, heavily garbled account describes the United States security apparatus. It claims the Secret Service, the Bureau of Investigation, and other agencies coordinate to catch counterfeiters and protect the president. It mentions surveillance, informants, and foreign spy concerns across Washington New York Chicago and Los Angeles with emphasis on wartime intelligence activities.
July 17 report describes police employing tear gas to subdue and awaken a resident blocking an apartment entry. A standoff centered on a selective use of gas as officers entered the residence amid resistance.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a lasting cure for eczema and skin disorders, claiming relief from a disordered blood condition. It urges readers to write to the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for expert advice on their individual case.
In Rue Andre del Sarte a policeman faced an armed suspect and bored a hole in the door to enter. He found Thiitin Whothitwelf and his wife, who were partially suffocated. Thowin died shortly after the incident.
Mrs Jennie Moven of Lima Ohio says displacement left her broken in health and unable to stand straight. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she recovered in two months, with doctors doubting her future. She urges other women to try the remedies and notes their assistance before and after childbirth.
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