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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item mentions Phoenix SM Hosiers and color references Hick White and pine, with a numeric figure 31.45. The readable text suggests a product or catalog line but lacks a clear event or outcome.
Oregon farmers launch a concerted attack on land pirates harming crops. The piece notes result: field subs destroy labor yields, threatening to erase harvests and raise costs as the state faces losses projected by authorities.
A garbled report describes a scheme involving rich-rabbits and county agricultural agents. Former workers conspired to transport produce, with 50,000 kernels and 22 cent yields, using neighbor fields to evade officials. The operation allegedly bought and mixed portions for profit, tied to a court case in Columbia County.
A page fragment notes A. Morrow, secretary of the National County Association, familiar with the coal issue, naming A. Grnr field as bureau administrator and appointed to head the Bureau of Apportionment and Redistribution.
The fragment outlines farming trials with plowing and turning soil on heavy clay. It notes laborers, cooperation, slow progress, and the need to wait for dry weather to improve soil condition before continuing. It mentions garden use, borrowing tools, and a long journey to the field. The narrative focuses on effort, timing, and land suitability.
ITSITANS advance toward a fortified enemy position along the front as artillery and infantry push to seize strategic points near Rome. Reports indicate heavy shelling and limited counterfire with progressing gains for the attackers.
Patchy text promotes a dubious corn treatment claiming ease with a “freezone” spray and unnamed ingredients. The piece imitates a patent medicine tone, citing quick relief and universal safety while offering no verifiable details or sources.
Corvallis March 21. Local gardeners seek organized plowing of town garden lots. Professor Ac. Baier proposes district-wide effort to share work and improve soils for early planting.
A vintage ad promises girls a solution to dandruff while beautifying hair. It touts stopping itching, thickening, and adding wave with a tonic that cleanses the scalp, purifies, and invigorates. Claims include lasting scalp health and noticeable shine after weeks. It cites a low price and easy use with a small amount.
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