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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

10

High Grade Bulls Supplied Across County Herds

Livestock hailed under Reig and new processing as improvements rise in 26 months. Pendleton Meat Co supplies Medigrend stock. 160 breeding bulls provided to MOOK raisers with Whortornh cattle and other boot cuts. Focal agency ships stock rails at nominal prices, total valuation 625,000. Recent Pendleton introductions include Frank Perd of Pilot Rock and Frank Michael, both joined in herd leadership.

Pendietin Reig & Newly Proce Pendleton Meat Co Pendleton Frank Perd Pilot Mock Frank Michael

Bee Swarm Invades Home Prompting Warning

Text describes a bee swarm at a residence with owner Mr Mattock Toure expressing concern over handling and potential relocation. He notes visitors and local responders, mentions only the owner or trained person should manage the bees, and warns about risk to the home and surroundings. The account has uncertain spelling and fragmented phrasing.

Mathoels Mattock

Western Douglas Talks of New Readport County

Residents of the lower Capana river country discuss forming a new county. The plan would include about nine townships with Gardiner Homlapor Bootebure Elkton and port offices of Ast Kollake and Sulphur Speirs. The proposal spans the lower river and farming districts above Readport and the Clear Lake water area.

Capana Deughine Gardiner Homlapor Bootebure Elkton Ast Kollake Sulphur Speirs Clear Lake Read=port Stustow Beith O Roodeport Loontake

Prepoh critique on French baseball players from era editor

The sport editor Hort Lawrey of the San Francisco paper mocks French visitors for slow play in baseball. Liners and veteran player Whit Sox figure join the debate about teaching skills, with Lowrey offering a mild stance on the matter.

Hort Lawrey San Francisco Frane Lanchrney Hin Lance Chiesa Whit Sox Horles Lowrey

Deadly Snake Found in Willanee Valley Fields

In Lebanon on May 27 a worker from the Willanee Valley Fruit Company, George Miller, uncovered a five foot serpent in the orelands. The reptile struck twice at Miller and coiled. a subsequent strike failed to injure him. Local authorities report no fatalities.

Lebanon Willanee Valley Fruit Company George Miller Miller

No Tilting of the Lid on R. R. Trains

San Francisco May 27. The dispatch describes U S Railway administration preparing measures for July 1. Central Western Mail reports regional director Hite Holborn stating that soldiers and sailors aboard returning troop trains face intoxication and liquor violations. A War Department alert prompts tightening control and removal of John Harleycorn from railroad property under government control.

San Francisco Tlerurciow United States Railway Odiminietpation Central Western Mailtouci Fegional Hite Holborn WUPEN Lidon Xelliony Misory War Department Imad Tawi Mir Holden John Harleycorn

Spain Crisis Deepens as Unrest Grips Nation

An article from United Press reports growing turmoil in Spain amid strikes and a “surgical” movement by workers. Analysts warn the crisis is not ending and that government inaction risks fueling further unrest and political agitation across the country.

Groovers to Mort in St Lathe Convention

SAUT LAK CITY May 27 Retail Uroce re of America will meet in Ponvention In Sts Lathe the work of June 22 according to An Et nownement made today The con ventium which will take Ue pitlne let a Himitnaiecedule pet in will Ie bsensional by on out BA meteth mer chants and aliled tradesman.

SAUT Re of America

Reontie Sent 5 Dollar Damages in Actress Dispute

Pawis-Calllig Mile Dsorstit, a well known actress, reports a claim of five dollars in damages against fellow actress Tuanehe Tontala. The brief note cites a financial dispute with no further details.

Pawis—Calllig Mile Dsorstit

Oregon Bond Election Focused On Road Funding

The story centers on a 5 million dollar bond measure in Oregon, with supporters like William Hanley urging continued road improvements. Voters will decide in March on funding for good roads and farm access, amid calls that better highways boost farm income and regional prosperity.

Escapped Hun Bullets Injured In Sawmill Accident

Hie Dine a well known Soune man of Chickamas county returns from France unhurt but is now badly injured. On Thursday while employed at Cheiki mill at Union Mill a large lag rolled onto his foot breaking the lock. He was taken to the Ohiegentite hospital where doctors Myx wodian Mec attempt to mend the foot

Otto Gieachon Mtr Suan Eeys Strain Caime Chickamas County France Cheikimii Union Milly Ohiegentite Hospital Myxwodian

Bown CVSS AS reACKE MEANS TALKED

Muddled OCR fragment mentions German settlements and a meeting. Key names or dates are unclear, but references to a group or party and an American context appear. The readable text is insufficient to determine a clear event, person, or place with reliable detail.

Bown Cvss Reacke

President Wilken Promotes Shipyard Work Continuity

In Wastington on May 29 President Wilken voiced full sympathy with ship workers seeking ongoing shipbuilding. He sent a message to Philadelphia laborers urging continued commitment to construction work amid the s t r i k e s.

Wastington Wilken Wort Philadelphia Philie Sage Wes

English and French women in athletic stunts pageant

A fragment describes female athletes from England and France, noting Miss Mack of the English court and Deveaux, France’s 40 meter champion. The scene hints at training with elite alumni and shared athletic ambition across nations.

Athleticca Tennin Miss Mack Wirta Hordies Deveaux France

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