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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1917
Page
2
A sale of ladies undergarments offers a special lot priced at $1.50. The stock includes vesta and union suits in silk, silk and lisle, and all-silk blends in pink and white, with permanent finish and full size range available.
A large shipment arrives with the greatest variety of Japanese goods yet shown in Pendeton. Flower fern fruit and work baskets are among the items, with import prices described as extremely low. See the display in the grocery window tonight.
A fragmented column reviews Pendreton’s present and coming attractions with humorous and curious asides. It discusses carstvc acts, unusual stunts, and a mix of sensational and charming snippets, hinting at audience reactions and theatrical novelty.
Unclear sports brief lists players Hunt Hoffman and Nathrsal with scattered team scores. City names appear amid garbled text, referencing Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and others in a disjointed league mention.
Ukiah residents J. D. Kirk and bride were fete d Saturday at the Kirk home following an elaborate church ceremony for sixty five guests. Mrs Kirk, from Racine Wisconsin, was welcomed by local friends. The scene featured national colors, yard decorations, and many gifts. Nearby, Buck Welch rented Porter ranch near Alba and other locals moved about for harvest and school activities as storms and wet ground hindered plowing.
The article notes Henry Sve of Spokane left for his home Monday. Mrs Rob Linener, who underwent an operation for appendicitis some time ago in Pendleton, returned to her home in Union last week. George Fille, who has been ill, was seen on the street Wednesday.
Washington May 24 The agriculture department forecasts a 25 percent rise in early potatoes yield this year to about 223,516,080 bushels despite crop conditions. Early acreage is expected near 242,000 acres, an increase of about 39,006 from last year.
Unclear text suggests anxiety about Germany and potential leverage over Rita. Readers see hints of international worry and unnamed actions affecting someone or something named Rita, with no concrete events or dates provided.
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