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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
2
The shop highlights vogue taffeta silks in black navy browns greens and pastels with a 36 inch quality priced at 2.00 a yard Real imported pongee silks in 33 inch widths offered at 1.50 to 2.25 a yard. Skinner's black satin remains a popular all silk option valued at 2.29 a yard for summer wear and lasting quality.
The notice lists designs all 40 inches wide priced at two dollars fifty cents to three dollars. It specifies yard sale pricing and indicates multiple design options within the stated width.
An assortment of items offers potatoes at 100 pound sacks for 1.25, seeds and onions, newly laid eggs per dozen, cheeses including Swiss and Roquefort, mackerel and kippered salmon, Victory Crackers, and T. P. W. Special Blend coffee priced around 35 cents.
Fragmented readable text references wartime events and a court, with unclear names and dates. The passage mentions war zones, a court number, and rewirings, but specific facts are obscured by OCR errors. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the fragment.
The readable segments describe a local share action and ongoing discussions at a community venue. Names appear garbled but indicate a meeting involving a committee or board and a request related to shares or investment. The fragmentary text prevents full reconstruction of participants or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references serums, vaccines, and medical topics, mentioning Malta and preventive vaccines. It appears as a garbled historical medical notice with unclear authorship and nonsensical phrases, lacking coherent events or identifiable people, institutions, or dates.
A long OCR fragment recounts a chaotic, period voice debate over governance and exams. It mentions names like Cornell Takloren and references to Myoor and EtO Mine, with scattered remarks on home representation and constitutional issues. The text is garbled, but centers on political conflict, spectra of control, and questions of authority and legitimacy amid a disjointed stream of phrases.
A detailed luncheon in honor of a Stanfield girl features Toaster speeches and toasts from relatives and friends. The event celebrates the bride and her family with numerous attendees and tributes, marking a community gathering amid preparations for upcoming nuptials.
OCR shows a garbled note mentioning a person and station but lacks clear names, dates, or events. Readable bits suggest a local broadcast or talk about a Brita item. no verifiable outcomes or actions emerge.
A garbled OCR note references J Le Biteley and a vow of some kind. The fragment mentions a patent and a wordy line about relief or help, ending with ady.
Fragmented OCR text describes a century old construction linked to a department and naval themes. It mentions a building project, veterans, and a civic context with unclear names and dates. The readable portions point to a public works or military related notice from a historical period.
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