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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Imperial Hotel News and entities Lews Co Portland Oregon Wey Security Monding and A Boreas 76 with obscure context. Content is unreadable to form a coherent summary.
Governor Withycombe endorses the Pen Dleton normal school measure citing ample city facilities for practice teaching. He notes that a proper training normal must be in a town with enough pupil numbers, referencing Weston grade school’s average daily attendance of 125 as insufficient per U S education standards.
Educators argue that a Pendleton normal would meet modern needs without unfairly limiting students or denying graduates essential practice teaching. Endorsements come from Governor Withycombe, state schools superintendents, college presidents, and county officials, while Weston opponents face a long vote history and weak case. The issue remains whether eastern Oregon can sustain a normal, with Pendleton poised to win on merit.
A distorted OCR passage presents a fragmented poem about nightlife power and wealth with garbled lines mentioning a girl selling herself, flowers, perfumes, and windows of the rich. The text contains numerous misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking clear narrative coherence.
A garbled OCR passage shows disjointed phrases and names, making it difficult to extract a clear event. It includes scattered references to individuals and locations with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Portlasta July 6 A Portland judge ruled the Webb Kenyon act limits on importing alcohol clash with Oregon dry law. The decision may prompt appeals as Woedham & Co and other manufacturers challenge the constitutionality. The case centers on three quart and two barrel allowances and whether Portland steamship lines can ship larger quantities for use by manufacturers and druggists.
In 1914 the University of Fitinburg faces a critical challenge as its leadership debates athletic policy amid proposals to adjust admission and training standards. Key figures weigh potential reforms and the impact on the college’s competitive future.
A garbled OCR style fragment references a football team at Davie and times around 1414. It mentions Hort and Tyvik, a curious era in a distant land, with unclear events and players. The overall sense is a historic, fictional sports snapshot lacking concrete facts.
A tentative accord between the United States and China will allow parcels up to ten pounds to be sent to China at two dollars per pound starting August. The agreement marks a practical outcome for mail exchanges between the two nations.
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