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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
Portland report notes Bowes observes a range of city building initiatives, with focus on public works and local infrastructure improvements. Officials discuss funding and timelines as projects proceed within the urban renewal plan amid steady growth in the area.
A garbled excerpt presents scattered phrases about better paths than feet, brothers, eyes, and light. It hints at praise for strength and glory in power, mentioning a person who works with might and a reference to drinks. The legible parts suggest a contemplative, devotional tone with unclear, partial prose.
The Pendleton school board faced criticism for approving a remonstrance against private property owners on Webb Street near the intersection of Webb and Court. The district owns vacant Webb Street property and cannot fund improvements, suggesting sale. The action was deemed not in harmony with local spirit.
The Oregonian discusses whether railroads are entitled to higher freight rates due to advanced operating costs. It notes the public service commission has no firm advice, urging a decision based on fact and efficiency rather than prejudice as transportation firms seek relief amid rising costs.
The East Oregonian praises the eight hour law for railroad workers and argues rate regulators should seek the truth about financial pressure on railroads. It calls for fair action focused on national welfare rather than supporting either capital or labor, urging cooperation over contention.
Portland voters approved a state benefiting road bond issue by a large margin, paying about one third of auto license taxes, while Multnomah County cannot spend bond funds locally. The piece credits Portland for broad, statewide thinking and laments regional shortsightedness south of the metropolis.
An American invention improves artillery location using stationary balloons and aircraft for range finding. A prominent earthquake observer adapted a tremor recording instrument to measure shock waves from distant guns, computing distance and direction. The method, tested near guns and howitzers, records explosions and projectile courses on a clockwork drum, revealing precise coordinates from seismic signals. The article notes dramatic wartime scientific focus and mentions Baker-Pendleton municipal natatorium plans and patriotism tied to war bonds.
In anticipation of a Chinese declaration of war against Germany the new republic mobilizes thousands of expert artillerists. The Chinese Service is well equipped and its members trained by Japanese and European officers for rapid deployment into action.
Eyewitnesses report a man entering the M B E Church this morning, crawling through a window on the fourth side, then vanishing. Authorities continue to search as manager FictcRhert contemplates a grand benefit to aid the Johnstone sufferers.
Real estate transfer notices list multiple deeds in township 1 north range 34 and 31 with various grantees and amounts, including 45000 dollars near township 4 north range 4, and other parcels in Milton and Diwh ship 1. Names include Frank Peder Alex Lefor L Seward and D T bott among others with docketed acres and bound descriptions.
Sheriff of Matile Cowire listed as P Hutchinson with a claim of 297.69 tied to sw tea section 1 township north lane 24 JW. Mentions Hemilerion and MoT Stanford figures with various monetary notes and a Wick Compane reference including Burner OMe and Mook Li. Ralews Addithan to PenWeter.
The article urges rapid garden cultivation despite a backward spring. It stresses conserving moisture, frequent soil stirring, and weed control to reduce water bills. It highlights irrigation as the best method and encourages keeping paths clear to improve air and plant growth.
The Australasian middleweight champion boxer Dorts from Australia boxed in New York. He suffered a breakdown after a defeat to a New York fighter. Doctors declared no hope as he was removed to a hospital. The death followed a sequence of severe strain and despair.
Pom the Pei East Oresunian dated June 5 reports events in Pendleton area. J Cully M Selon MM IL Methriel and A fhewkhart of Weeten are dispatched. Cully, a longtime schoolteacher, naviates changes while weather and supply concerns loom.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Niger plants, root development, and garden care. Content mentions eruptive issues, aid and attention, garden response to care, and investment, though wording is garbled and many terms are unreadable. No clear events, names, or locations are identifiable.
The report portrays Eiley criticizing a spy remark amid a tense scene about a potential transfer to Atlanta. It references a fringe discussion with Kilby and Kilby’s reactions, noting an insistence on truth and loyalty within the group.
Mr. David T. Remington of Seringfeld is highlighted for restored health through new puller and build up treatments. The article credits Pepicon PMs and tonics for relief from heart and stomach issues after years of discomfort. A friend and doctor reportedly endorse the regimen and its life changing results.
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