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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists Pendleton hairdressing and manicure parlors with stray phrases Hainhesing-Manicuring Lads and Siyumaped. The readable bits suggest a local business directory or ad line with scattered names and notes not forming a full entry.
A note records Adama, Athena, and Wotton departing Hennings Circle Store amid a mid 2790 ppm daily routine. The fragmentary text notes individuals and location but lacks full context.
In Enterprise Oregon a buyer offers 110 acres for fall clearance, with 2 acres fenced and 2 hoses on site. The deal asks $24 per acre and $10,000 down, no trade or agency, and terms to cultivate at a specified rate.
Private maternity home ad requests car hire services for city or country trips. Provided contact D B Waffle with residence 244M and office 190 Notice P O Box 156 La Grande Oregon. text appears as a fragmentary OCR notice.
Farmers are urged to adopt the Farmer Union Grain Agener at the Officew 119 Staast Court sitest for efficient grain towing and storage services. The notice highlights cooperative support and local access for members.
A trade offer lists Auto Corelot Woat Mint and Lisbeth in exchange for wmatt firet dara ma. An Addret CY FD Tean Elein iegan is noted. A powerful miehne tis beon tale in Geom for compressing scrap metal into more daily handled balew.
A fox terrier or mixed breed dog, white with a facial stripe, was taken by a man named Kaneko from Pendleton. The owner seeks return or compensation and the matter was filed July 27 by City Milmetial GurdanK.
An ad in today’s paper promotes a new rest near Mainier, offering a few crack deals and a lever and word by Smythe Lonorgayn Co andy.
Washington July 27 reports say American banking interests have offered a $30,000,000 loan to the Chinese republic to rehabilitate its finances. Key figures from American International Corporation and J P Morgan Co pledge security and support, with further assurances from Philadelphia officials.
The motion picture news notes Theda Bara starring in a remake of a historic temple tale with Lynde and Fox cast. It outlines a melodramatic plot of love, betrayal, and tragedy across a mansion and neighborhood, involving Dick, Aly, Levinson, and Barbare, with Carlisle as estate administrator and a police prisoner Bethel witness.
A fragmented review of a film about a French painter who seeks fame through scheming, set in Normandy. It follows a deceitful actor and a household intrigue as the painter’s ambitions collide with reality. The cast includes Kenyon, Jon Dayvidayn, and Chartres Woharles.
The readable lines provide no coherent event or identifiable names. The fragmentary wording suggests miscellaneous notes without a definite incident, date, or location to summarize into a factual card.
A Bluebird Photoplay titled The Silent Battle is to be shown at the Cow theater on Thursday and Friday. The article describes a primeval forest setting with interlocking vines and overhanging leaves enhancing the natural scene as actors portray the plot amid dramatic visuals.
A fragmentary account describes a film set with Thetis and Lore amid a daring tale of love and defiance. Key players include Angelica de Verchio and Carlo Parod as the lovers, with dramatic events unfolding beyond convent walls and prison escapes shaping the plot.
Fragmented local ads mention a romance where an atheist man is loved and faith restored, with consoling a widow of a soldier. The piece also lists numerous classified notices for rentals, services, sales, and jobs, including taxis, rooms, moving, furniture repair, and real estate offers across Oregon towns.
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