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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
7
A garbled OCR snippet shows subscription prices and terms for various delivery options. It lists daily, weekly, and monthly rates, mentioning mail and carrier methods, and references multiple time periods though the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary verse evokes dreamy sky arcs and quiet whispers guiding the spirit toward peace. It mentions a friend named William Mackenzie and invokes themes of love and enduring memory beyond joys that end.
A World editorial envisions an underwater locator device to reveal passing submarines, praising scientific avenues from Edison collaborations to seismometer level detection. It weighs England’s naval strain, Germany's blockade, and the Allied push for long war readiness, plus domestic needs from water conservation to a spring festival.
The text argues Russia remains in the war and Germany cannot starve England and France, predicting Teuton defeat and the overthrow of the Hohenzollern dynasty as the only outcome. It frames the war as inevitable and decisive despite delays.
The Portland water department says water will be free for residents raising special gardens under a campaign to boost food supply. The East Oregonian previously urged the idea, noting irrigation for gardens in Pendleton reduces production costs as water availability and strong projects support a surplus.
A brief item recalls events from May 4 in the Daily East Oregonian. Names mentioned include MeseraWF Matlock J HB and betin, noting past occurrences or achievements dated twenty eight years prior.
In remonstrance since 1500 pioneers gain privileges to hunt and fish without license in the state. Ton Guriane of Uretitin county today marks his birthday as Jimmy Muttool, once a Poen, is referenced in the jubilant notice.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Umatilla county in Oregon, Portland Commissioner Daly, and references to Brunswick Kingdom, size comparison to Connecticut. Also notes about a fowl named for a foal deppelia found by Dr. Thomas Condon and a nearby Ponden named from etymology.
Real estate transfers show Deck and Hoyt selling parcels to J J Longear and Wiship and North with small monetary consideration. A Saunders family deed to Hugh J Bell is recorded. The fragment mentions Bowrlotte Township and a mix of geographic references and stray historical commentary on independence and a figure named George DP.
The Federal Reserve Board urged Secretary McAdoo to raise funds under the $7,000,000,000 war finance law progressively by offering blocks of treasury certificates to banks. These certificates would be retired later with bonds every two weeks and could be converted to bonds or cash at the holder’s option. The plan targets national banks, private bankers, and reserve agents, with potential blocks ranging from two hundred million to one billion dollars.
Fragmented ad style text discusses Resigel and Resinel for itching and skin issues. It mentions physicians prescribing Resinel, and warnings about self treatment. The readable parts suggest repeated claims and questions about effective products and safety.
A letter from A A Gultrey of Forret Grove Oregon discusses claimed benefits and risks of Foley Kidney Pill. It mentions health issues linked to kidney function and urges belief in the product’s cures while noting relief promises from Tallman Dimog Company.
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