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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary excerpt recalls pride and solemn march, referencing women left behind and a collective duty. The text blends archaic phrasing with misspelled names, hinting at a memorial or tribute to fallen peers and a call to solidarity among survivors.
The East Oregonian rebuts anti bond rhetoric as baseless insinuations aimed at steering taxpayers against road financing. Editors defend the highway commission, note bids and paving plans, and argue corruption concerns are unfounded while praising lawmakers and officials supporting a practical roads policy.
The Oregonian and East Oregonian endorse seven statewide measures including a road bond plan. Voters are advised on taxes, university and land grant issues, constitutional amendments, and a prohibition on unnecessary delays. The article urges informed voting and notes Umatilla County’s bonding bill offers hope.
The weekly East Oregonian reports on Venatil ine gate chiefs, a soldier’s mishap with an awl prompting irreverent prayers, a Pendleton hotel wedding of Prof Mart Torlor and Mrs M Strong, a Ta fiande to Umatilla wagon train carrying wheat and flour, cheese prices, and upcoming church events in town with local figures named.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Milton vs Strawberri Ty and Red Crem Bal on dune 129, an elderly man speaking of registration today, and references to Portland market, two men named Fee and Comer, and a Silver Grayet competing to defend a title.
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