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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a bureau address at 601 Four Street N.W. and refers to res iding and file status in California port town context with unclear references to BALE and Bote. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or named individuals.
A fragment from Jean McLean tells of a young shepherdess with wind brown hair who loves a young man named Lare. She bears a child and longs for Wer though fate shows love as cruel.
The Washington police acted rightly in stopping suffragette pickets that crossed from advocacy into treasonous rhetoric. While the right to argue for suffrage is accepted, the group’s banner accused President Wilson and Elihu Root of deceiving the Russian people, crossing a dangerous line.
The piece argues that the aggressive suffrage push at a tense moment with the Russian situation serves not to aid the cause but to discredit the government and hinder the war prosecution, which is essential to preserving national and global freedom from autocratic aggression.
A historical crowdsourced plea reminds that referendums on going to war with Germany and compulsory military service were granted. Voter verdicts showed strong support through the Liberty loan and Red Cross drives, with nearly four million purchasers and decisive results.
Transportation plays a crucial role in the war, with outcomes hinging on how well sides move men and supplies. German efficiency is noted, while the Bavarian parliament approves 155 million dollars to link the Danube and Rhine by canal. In the U S, shortages of cars and freight congestion strain logistics, urging public cooperation to ease disruption.
A NY ranchman along a main traffic artery can enter the roadside market with little effort and almost no investment. The piece outlines simple setups such as a roof shelter and basic mechanics, highlighting that selling goods from the roadside is straightforward and accessible.
A long passage describes roadside markets along Southern California highways where ranchers display stock and sell directly to motorists on Sundays. Buyers benefit from fresh produce and lower prices, while ranchers avoid hauling to city markets.
Items from the June issue record marriages at Umatilla and Pendleton including a 10 pound baby girl, a wedding of BE A Goodman and Elizabeth Vincent, and a Goodman with a serene future. Notes recall John Lemon as a former NSRWCo agent, a donor Mr. Moorhouse giving a gift, and local concerns about white and Indian threats. a village chronicle of deaths and hero memories from Indian conflicts is noted.
The readable fragments mention a town in Waaen county and a birth in a Schaefer family, with scattered references to a high school and a theater. Details are garbled and names are uncertain, yielding an incomplete, rough record.
Real estate transfer notices show Derds and Worl baker selling to A S G for 1 dollar with other names and dates unreadable in this fragment. The item lists a transfer between individuals and an organization with a postally listed place and date obscured by OCR.
Mortality in Oregon flocks traced to cockle presence in commercial chick feed. Vet investigation notes cockle contamination linked to poultry losses. Wiper intestines found in affected birds. study highlights feed quality as a critical factor.
A damaged transcript describes a poultry illness linked to feed. The intestine lining shows fermentation and swelling. tests reveal inflammatory changes. The report notes the scientific name Vaecarta vorraria and details observed effects in chick organs and shell condition, suggesting feed-related causation.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla with Peptiron Pills as a highly effective economical medical treatment. It claims the pre meal and post meal regimen provides a fourfold boost in blood cleansing and nerve-building, and urges readers to ask their druggist for the combination.
A rough OCR fragment mentions a name unclearly and water related terms. The readable parts reference a person and a general topic without clear context or dates. Further details are unreadable.
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