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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a historical newspaper page listing subscription options and prices. It references daily and weekly formats, delivery by mail or carrier, and various term lengths. Strong entities include Portland and Baltimore style spellings, with unclear dates or figures due to garbled text.
The provided text appears to be a poem or lyric fragment with numerous errors and is not a readable news item or event. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions are present to summarize into a newspaper card.
The piece lauds Pendleton’s push for a normal school, arguing teachers and educators statewide support it and local leaders back a broader educational goal. It notes strong backing from state authorities and frames the move as necessary for Oregon’s public school advancement. It cites Roosevelt on party loyalty in a closing, pointed quip.
The excerpt notes that progressives were extreme and backed renominating the colonel for president, while he refused to fight. It contrasts 1912 Republican managers with those of 1972, arguing the platform remains similar and Roosevelt’s influence over progressives wanes whether he deserts or plays along.
John Raymond, 79, an American exiled after refusing to take an oath post Civil War, was found in San Luis Potosi. Destitute and not a U S citizen, he refused government aid to return home. The piece urges bringing him back to show the war is over and cites broader anti pacifist violence concerns.
The text lists figures and names connected to a June event with political significance. Names include Nell Logie, Eh Havard, Carly Celine, Fred W Hammel, Ben Conn, Troy Hartfeldt, Bevin, Orville, and others. Mentions Portland and Masters Mew Curl among participants or speakers. focuses on a ceremonial or formal gathering.
Action-packed account states a massive airship was shot down and destroyed during bombardment at Silonika. The craft endured heavy attacks, with crews attempting to salvage what remained amid the wreckage and debris.
Reports from Reval and surrounding waters say German planes attacked Slav targets supported by German escort ships. Observers note several ships were struck, large conflagrations observed, and all German aircraft returned safely.
A garbled OCR list presents names linked to Portland and other Oregon locales including Burng Roseburg Salem Hillsboro and Forest Grove. The readable portion shows numerous individuals such as Harold Jidyn, Willa G. Keller, and Harrison Wo Trulled among others, with no clear event or context.
A boundary dispute escalated to gunfire yesterday morning near Tillamook Oregon. Jin 24 M cob Taymann, resident north of Tillamook, was shot by Harry Nilison. The confrontation arose after land exchanges and fence alterations tied to adjacent tracts. Nilison fired while confronting Taymann who had rebuilt a derelict fence. Local authorities report one injury and ongoing inquiry into the incident.
A touring car rolled off a embankment, dropping about 25 feet. One person sustained injuries as the vehicle plunged near Portlasd in July 1944. Authorities from the city rail and utility services investigated the accident and issued safety advisories.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a car crash with four pane occupants. One person was injured severely and carried away. another slightly hurt. A resident near Bridalveil reported coverage Kinckie of the machine. The vehicle remained on site and a later inquiry failed to reveal the break. The party returned to the city in a pinning auto.
A health department report from New York on July 22 notes a decrease in cases and the weekly test of the epidemic. Officials report additional deaths and new cases pushing the total to marked levels. Medical observers weigh the implications for continuing measures.
A veteran shipbuilder associated with the Monitor’s construction died after a long life of service. He played a key role during World War I and witnessed the battles and ships of the era. His memory honors earlier naval history and the war’s enduring impact on maritime defense.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and locations in a garbled style. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
A legendary pitcher mentors a promising young shortstop as the New York club moves toward a looming season. Mentorship shapes both careers amid team focus on hitting, defense, and strategic development.
In Astoria Oregon on July 22 reports describe a surge in salmon thefts at local wharves. A bandit targets boats at night using a fast craft with night power to steal thousands of pounds of salmon and flee before authorities can intervene.
In Treviso Italy during the period July 6 17 a broad air operation was claimed as successful. An Austein statement on July 17 described the mission as completed with forty percent of the user estimated available power of the targeted water power facility.
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