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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
6
A dialogue reveals a heated domestic scene as a wife describes her husband John's indomitable will and fixation on puzzles. They argue over family names and a quarrel over time spent after class, highlighting tension and misunderstandings within the home.
Pop and Junior exchange playful mispronunciations in a humorous line about their home life and a mistaken name. The exchange reflects lighthearted family banter and characterful dialogue.
Two Seoteh miners joined a quirky worm grabbing contest with novices at the sport. The exchange shows uncertainty as Jack Noowise asks how the worm is faring, hinting at rough humor and local dialect.
Pilot Rock June 7 A baby girl was born Thursday morning June 5 Mr and Mrs Fancho Stubblefield noted Grace Gilliam visited from Pendleton. Local residents including Chas Bushee and wife, Roycoe Dickinson and Hetemn Rosenburg were seen in town. Several families expect home improvements. a new bungalow on the lot next to Miss Cora Grant’s recently purchased property. A Ford touring car was purchased for the Pilot Rock Dendleton stage line. multiple locals visited nearby towns through the week.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Tompkins in Portland on June 3 Serjeant Earl Tompkins wed Mr Ora Clark, bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Clark. The couple plan to live in Portland where Tompkins runs a business. The Ukiah community sends hearty congratulations and well wishes.
Henry Nye returned from visiting friends to work with International Harvester Co at Lake. Willie McKennyie in town from home camp with supplies. Harry Iler former Univ and Creamery manager overseeing testing of a creamery. Several locals mentioned from Bitter, Pendleton, and Ukiah attending events, with updates on commencements, dinners, and travels.
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a man referred to as Wombat being hit by a car and humorous reactions. The text hints at pursuing damages to buy a car, with references to cheerfulness and recovering from the incident.
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