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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
7
Liggver Dealer president declares Chicago saloons cheat while police actions spark debate over enforcement and ongoing reforms in the city ethics and licensing climate.
A garbled notice references Miaoor Tomipian and a bleed of names and roles, mentioning protective associations, chairs, and legal figures. The text evokes a fragmented obituary or memorial with scattered references to a board, society names, and alleged events, depicting a chaotic scene without clear dates or outcomes.
The readable fragments describe a July Washington event with high winds and a discussion of a monument and prohibition measures. Names appear garbled, but references to Mr Frankhead, Mr Henkneid, and local officials surface alongside mentions of races, district meetings, and a prairie area. The text is incomplete and inconsistent.
A garbled OCR line mentions figures like Peon Ali and Mercyre WM Dee Hee dL Degard with unclear context, suggesting a historical note or fragmentary record rather than a complete event. The readable bits point to a possibly local or personal record rather than a formal report.
The readable fragments reference voting, petitions, and potential trials involving multiple individuals and places, but the text is heavily garbled. No clear events, dates, or identities emerge to form a coherent news summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene at Cavillone bridge with references to a selected helper and individuals named Walter Wer and Sorat. Juridical wording suggests an officer or attorney involvement and a damaged report focusing on a Dagured man and transit hints.
A disjointed OCR excerpt reports a denial of an appeal by Casement in the House of Lords. The garbled text references a legal case and a ruling with placeholder terms, mentioning an appeal and theater or tribunal context, but lacks clear names, dates, or jurisdictions.
The North Portland livestock market edged up with improved cow and veal prices and steady demand for prime steers. Hog and sheep trade remained active though some shifts occurred as buyers tempered bids, while shippers listed numerous loads from Oregon, Idaho, Washington and California.
A garbled report from Portland describes volatile wheat trading with errors in quotes and names. The piece references exchange activity, market rumors, and price shifts while noting confusion over the timing and participants as a cold spell and unsettled conditions are mentioned.
Chicago July 2. Wheat prices climbed in early trading as rust updates and foreign crop notes supported higher values. July futures edged down from initial gains while September and December held steadier. reports of dryness and field inspections added mixed sentiment as traders weighed profits and weather risks.
Berlin reports a Vienna communiqué stating Austrian forces south of Tatarny retreated ahead of a superior Russian push. German lines indicate Austrians pulling toward the Carpathian fringe while Latins were reportedly reunited between Valitazana and Pamonemtlin. chaotic notes follow about military details and local movements.
The American Party nominates Sulzer for president and Pollard of Indiana for vice president. The slate signals anti-immigrant sentiment and pro peace and prohibition planks as party leaders, including Bulmer of New York, anticipate a formal announcement in coming days.
Washington July 24 The German U boat Deutschland has been held to reveal a portion of its cargo underscoring Germanys influence on chemical and dye imports. H R Smith of New York argues the war shifted dependence away from Germany prompting a push to curb American consumption. He notes a drop in chemical and dyestuff imports and claims German firms manipulated supply to curb U S textile and related industries.
Mrs Eleanee Tater Moore seeks to annul her eight month marriage to Frederick F Moor in New York. Both are noted figures in literature with Moore a playwright of The Poor Little Rich Girl Papers. The suit cites prior marriages and a contested 1914 date, asserting the initial union was invalid.
Vague antique medical ad offering a "Catarrh Cure" with claims of cure and patient relief. Mentions a price and a claimed testimonial, references to a telephone or telegraph contact and a list of supposed manufacturers. Reads like a promotional notice with uncertain, promotional tone and incomplete phrases.
Hartman Abstract Co offers reliable abstracts of title in Umatilla county and handles real estate purchases brokerage and investments for non residents. Legal firms RALEY RALEY COUTTS LASSEN CANTER SMYTHE and others advertise services in law, veterinary, auctioning, architecture and more.
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