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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
9
A distorted June 10 report from New York notes a rare weather event and grain shortage concerns. Patr Hartieon, rail war board chair, addresses the audience about transport disruptions and crop conditions affecting train movements across the system.
A weathered report notes farmers and country elevators monitor shipments and respond to a statement about mowing old grain before the new crop. It indicates many country elevators are falling behind and most cars ordered for grain feed are redirected to parity for the Purpine.
Washington June 30 An income tax exemption of $200 for each dependent child of a taxpayer was approved by the Senate Finance Committee. The measure would reduce taxes for families and modify inheritance tax provisions while considering broader tax reforms.
A garbled note discusses facial beauty products and claims about complexion. It mentions Creams like Cuticura and water remedies, suggesting many old beauty practices. The passage blends marketing chatter with fragmented instructions about skincare routines.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss corn meal and water as a preservative for vegetables, referencing a 19th century or early 20th century context. It mentions fermentation, wine like forms, and ties to Greece influenced methods, with unclear attribution to a government or institution and no clear outcome.
The readable fragments describe harm or injury involving an individual and a placement or event, but details are incomplete making precise identification and context impossible. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are discernible in the text provided.
Gugliormoe Marconi, famed inventor of wireless, received a doctor of science degree during Columbia University's commencement exercises. He is noted as a member of the Malin War Commission currently in the United States.
June 26 report from Lontin notes Kilts may replace trousers amid government fashion advice. A government expert says kilts offer warmth and freedom, potentially reducing dye and pressing needs. Physicians may favor the change for comfort, while a Liverpool poet voices strong abolition of the “hideous indrlent tee” and the visible legs debate.
The report describes O Brien taking a new beat and silencing a Rhine anthem amid a city meeting. It references Chicago, Illinois, and Center, with mentions of a German song and a Star Time theme, in a period-voiced local notice.
A scrambled report discusses a 30 deposit in banks linked to a controversial case involving a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. It mentions a Wall Street corporation, a request for $800,000 in claims by L L W Alevlow & fo, and a linked movement of funds amid Hungarian tanker debts. References to Kennedy and foreign travels appear, with unclear dates and contexts.
The mother has offered all her property consisting of 160 acres of land to the Government for any purpose.
Salem June 20 Mrs Millie Turnbull representing the women s division of the state deform council asked the public service commission to regulate the site of a loaf of bread She charged loaves varied greatly in weight and that fish prices have soared beyond reasonable bounds urging regulation similar to regulated rates for telephone service The note ends with a remark about landladies and homemaker interest
June dispatches report government deliberations on purchasing the Hauer trade. Officials weigh the legality and strategic value, with committee discussions noting potential hurdles before any completion. The debate centers on remedies, costs, and political ramifications.
June 20 report from Washington states the War Department recorded three new terms of duty for four members of a family amid broader mobilization. The Aviation Service arrived for officer training, while a mother and others prepare to support the Red Cross, with faith and community aiding efforts.
In Lapeer Michigan two women were arrested and charged under local option law after a quart of whisky was consumed. Mrs Elizabeth Crome and Miss Thema were detained with alleged intoxication and brought before Judge Willliam. The court scheduling shows hearings deferred to Friday for further action.
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