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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
9
A fragmented report on a theater program titled What’s Your No Dogs at the Afrode Theatre. It notes performers including Miss May Mas and Mrs. Maclean and mentions themes of marriage, divorce, and social roles. The piece references Ada McLean and Lydia Wilrust as notable figures, with critique of contemporary marriage dynamics.
The readable text shows a jumble of phrases and names, including references to a person, a location, and scattered terms. No clear event, date, or explicit actionable fact emerges. The fragmentary nature suggests a damaged page segment needing clearer context to form a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR text references a company or group offering four fine vehicles for youthful drivers or entrants. The passage mentions ink and paper, a newspaper setting, and a claim of payment or pledge. The overall clarity is low with many broken phrases.
The Wool Growers Co-operative of New Mexico plans to eliminate middlemen and move wool to Chicago for grading and sale to spinners. They aim to establish bonded warehouses in the state as wool exports grow, pledging up to 5 million pounds and seeking strong financial footing.
June 15 report from Honolulu notes May or John HH. Wilson reappointed Democratic patronal committee member for Hawai i, defeating Jum Mumutae. Wilson serves as city auditor and territorial senator. Only fragmentary wording remains.
A fragment from a historical page notes social tensions and personal sentiment with phrases about loneliness and social critique, reflecting era themes without full context or clear events or names.
Cattle men in Santa Cruz County plan to petition Sonora Mexico for a cut in the heavy export duty. About 12 per head is charged for cattle the government will permit for export. Thousands of head in Santa Cruz ready for the American market, but currently unable to move under existing conditions. J A Guderian, a Birch Creek farmer and bank director, arrived in Pendleton from his ranch.
A damaged clipping reports the Scenic Colorado line being added to multiple state routes. It notes the Denver Boulder Western, part of the Switzerland Trail system, with rolling stock wrecked and junked. Tenders and equipment were removed or shipped to other lines, and workers had to dig through 1 to 3 feet of snow to reopen the roadbed, with completion expected by September.
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