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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
A government message notes approval of a five mile drainage scheme near Paceseed area. Representative J W Shinmete appears to oversee commerce and the treasurer’s office, while local officials confirm the plan and telegraph lines for coordination. The噗
Fragmentary report notes postwar reconstruction mood among many people. Mentions weariness, social changes, and economic concerns. References to public health and a local figure or event with unclear details. No clear names or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
A fragmented note references Lane and efforts toward passing a civil appropriation, implying legislative action on property attachments. The readable text is limited but suggests ongoing municipal or governmental budget discussions and authorized expenditures without detailing parties or dates.
A garbled Seattle item references Hertha Gush Mame and a marriage license question involving Bert Jobeneen and Mamie, with Edward Barker and Charles James linked to weddings. The text also includes unrelated jumbled lines about a cashier and a moose versus mammoth comparison, indicating a damaged OCR fragment without a cohesive report.
British readers learn a major lesson in finance as wartime profits and investment interest revive small savers. After fears of scams and market volatility, war prosperity boosts dividend income and stock activity, with British investors returning to home enterprises while cautiously watching North American and foreign options.
Cal GARLAND June 25. Mrs Henrietta Jolsen sues Al Jolson for divorce alleging infidelity and a fondness for wine and race horses. She accuses him of cruel treatment and seeks $2,499 and alimony. Jolson allegedly admits to past affairs and insists he planned a summer trip with his wife.
Washington June 24 reports from official channels show the army in overseas service will be reduced. The administration plans a phased demobilization, with a target date and figures uncertain, while wartime prohibitions and military returns shape the policy. The piece notes costs, personnel, and transition details as Congress and the executive consider the drawdown.
Fragmentary text mentions Hamburg Basel and dated June 23 with references to forces and a noted city event. Details are unreadable, unable to identify a clear persons or organizations.
The garbled text references naval power, battleships, and strategic positions. It mentions an article on naval fleets, possible battles, and the weight of military strength. Named entities are unclear due to OCR issues but imply historical naval discussions and potential ship counts or battles.
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