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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
3
A dense, garbled OCR fragment covers varied topics from clinic visits, court mentions, and Red Cross supply shipments to student newspaper plans and local household notes. It mentions Dr. Pooh, George Pembroke, Judge McCredit, Portland clinics, county Red Cross efforts, and shipments of supplies, with scattered references to local schools, newspapers, and residents amid jumbled phrasing.
Fragmented OCR collects names, places, and events about a town visit, a dynamite cache, roadwork, and a government response. It mentions a crew member, Whisteners, and a reference to a river, a lumber guild, creditors, and a hypothetical police or public safety action.
The home of Vo Weinnerten in Huihomer of the Golfon Thule was robbed early this morning. The intruder attempted to reenter the house after being driven away. Police investigated and found no conclusive entry or items stolen. The local church priest observed signs of entry tampering but noted no decisive theft.
A probate petition seeks joint administration of the Ross estate valued around 156000 with a wife Stella and seven children named. The filing lists 9000 acres of land and real property valued near 2000, plus personal assets including a listed Fr. 00 item and other stock and goods.
Readable fragments show SCUOOLS JIN TED Omoss with continued notes on hospital and committee activities. Officials and students from Treliz, Uoratith, Weer ton, Arapine, and Kellydals contribute to crafting items, while cutting and folding teams assist. Civic Chair outlines a 12 date event and community support appears strong.
A fragmented 1918 clipping describes STUMEZE intervention allegedly saving a woman from surgical danger. The garbled text references medical danger, a person named STUMEZE, and unspecified events, with unclear details about the incident or location.
An apardon from disorganized text describes a violent assault on a man involved with draft matters. The fragment mentions Nebraska and state defense, with garbled names and unclear details. The readable portion implies a political clash related to pro German views during a draft context, but specifics are obscured.
An obscure report describes a basily roughing at a classroom in which a student was assaulted by another pupil during a period of instruction. No authorities or outcomes are specified in the fragment.
A vintage advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and gentler alternative to calomel for liver and bowel complaints. It claims quick relief without damaging teeth or causing strong aftereffects, highlighting Dr Edwards and Dr Egardo as endorsers and urging avoidance of calomel’s side effects.
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