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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1917
Page
6
Readable fragments describe subscription options by carrier for various terms including six months three months and one year with periods and names obscured by OCR. The item appears as a disrupted newspaper notice listing pricing or service details for deliveries.
Poem fragment describing spring and Easter imagery with birds, weather, violets, and seasonal hopes. Mentions April, swallows, and a youthful mood contrasted with distant ocean voyages. Refers to Henry Mugeer and Andrew Lang collection.
A historical appeal denounces the Senate filibuster as a violation of majority will. The author compares past uses during the Wilson era to today, calling for rule reform or abolition and urging senators to retire from public life.
A local newspaper editorial argues President Wilson deserves the confidence and loyalty of all people. The piece defends his clearheaded state guidance, criticizing partisan bias and urging unity amid national affliction and political disputes.
The Tribune voices a harsh view that Wilson is unfit and that his voters are to blame as “national timidity.” It labels supporters as lacking virile patriotism, a slur on citizens who backed Wilson’s reelection amid foreign dangers and Senate obstruction on inauguration day.
The Crews Financial Review warns that in wartime America would face higher taxes and bond issues, large military orders, naval buildup, and labor shifts. It notes possible market dips, then recovery, with government finance driving funds. The piece calls for gradual, cautious planning and national resolve as Senator Lane faces filibuster pressure.
A patched summary of Pendleton era items notes the Umn tilal river bridge toll era with Meers E Goodwin, local figures like Bill Humphrey nicknamed Macpberry, and mentions Joe Kinkely as a deputy sheriff and Liam county governor Moody appointment. It records remarks on Senator Harry Lane, Pendleton’s commercial choir quarters, Dr Alexander Heir slated for penitentiary physician role, farm dog advisories, new town fountains, local sheep buyers at Villard House, and a stranger firing a pistol at Wheeler-Greene Co. The piece closes with a birth in Camas Prairie, Mitch Boynton to Walter Boynton.
29 Years Ago Today March 4 1884 Moorhoun & Co received from New York cont a tions and vests for keepers hotel Whitera and barbers The flapping ty repinerd under the fridge knocked out by the toe dast winter HM of Parke's Little three rear oh they wandered away from home aul.
Real estate transfers listed include P Bartlett to Christian Church of Mitton for 160 dollars, various lot exchanges in North Range and Twp 3 N 39, and several acreage dispositions. Other notes mention Mosaic mortgage to West Entiat and Draper parcel transfers with prices around hundreds of dollars, plus references to Pendleton subdivision and lingering worries.
An old style drug ad promotes California Syrup of Fig as a safe laxative for babies and children. It urges mothers to use the remedy for constipation, claiming quick relief and a gentle inside change, and emphasizes buying authentic product from the California Fig Syrup Co.
In Chicago on March 4, reports indicate a broad advance in issuer prices with a suggested 20 percent rise. Market observers note the impact on consumer goods as production costs trend upward and analysts forecast tighter margins for upcoming IPOs.
A mother from Kentucky urges mothers to use Foley’s Honey and Tar to ease nightly croup fits in her daughter. She claims the remedy helps the child sleep, reduce coughing, and soothe cold symptoms, calling it a genuine cure.
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