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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
6
A damaged OCR style excerpt presents a muddled verse about longing love and beauty. It mentions bells or glow and a character named Jeane, with stray phrases about laughter, arrival, and the gift of living alive, but the overall text is largely indecipherable.
In a businesslike effort Umatilla county records strong support for the Liberty loan drive and surpasses many municipalities in its size and dedication. The community also demonstrates energetic participation in Red Cross charity efforts.
An editorial condemns slackers and profiteers who manipulate food supplies and block war legislation. It stresses loyalty, urges strict action against those aiding the enemy, and notes potential draft options. It laments wartime losses and political maneuvering, ending with a regional death notice for Judge W. L. Bradshaw and a quip about weather.
During the Russian commission visit to the White House, suffragettes displayed banners protesting policies. The incident sparked debate over protest tactics and government reception, with images circulated in press coverage of the event.
A fragment from Daily Eat Oregonian recalls a town cow parade on Water Street and a rifle incident at a local form. Pioneer Cyrte Malkey, tied to Oregon and California racing, plans Montana pursuit and entry of a thoroughbred in races. Water works boss ordered payment only in coin for winter water debt. The text questions indemnity costs if a major plan faces opposition.
A 1917 letter from editor E M Richardson asks readers to answer questions about the world war state of affairs. It lists items on declaration of war, allied roles, submarine warfare, and U S policy, inviting early responses.
The notice previews Pendleton's present and coming attractions at the Delta venue. It mentions advance seats and describes forthcoming acts while noting mixed reactions from press agents. The piece questions timing, staging, and audience reaction, aiming to entice readers to attend.
The unreadable mix references prominent editors and national concern, mentioning blood, danger, and a call to acknowledge public sacrifice. Reading gaps obscure exact facts, but the piece signals a period editorial urging unity and resilience amid strain.
John Sthlga Shat Leat of Chicago and John Stell led by 26 with a 21 hand, securing first prize of $1000 at the annual meeting of C414. Milwaukien competitors and local players attended the event in September.
Nervous and run down men and women suffer blood and nerve conditions. Hood’s Suraaporille and Pepticon Pills, taken before and after meals, work together for a four fold benefit. Peptiron Pills provide iron without Teeth injury or constipation. Sold by all druggists. Hood Co. Lowell Mass.
In Milwaukee the government announced that prizes will be awarded tomorrow at a lower Malt facility.
A fragmented ad-like passage touts Freezone as a cure for corns and calluses on feet. It claims a tiny bottle reveals a magical formula and promises painless removal with little irritation, urging readers to apply a small amount to soften and shed the corn.
Fragmented OCR passage shows Pendleton town names and persons like EE Htraob, Thompeen Ft, and Teet Mullache. Mention of a remedy or product and unclear events suggest a local item with uncertain narrative amid garbled text and placeholders.
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