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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
8
A gar age permit is issued for Loin street at 450 dollars. Local drills feature new uniforms. Pendleton residents attend events from road meetings to Red Cross fund efforts as appointments and job changes unfold across town.
A syndicate led by Col. J. H. Raley completed two land purchases totaling 1714 acres. EO McCuiley bought 672 acres for 5720 cash at the North Valley Syringe area, with the land to be farmed by Charlie. The deals include holdings the group recently acquired from W. Porsieh in the northern part of the county.
Captain Charles G Gjedsted of Troop B, active in recruiting the Pendleton troop, left on the 17th for his home. He credits local supporters for starting the Pendleton unit and expresses gratitude for their assistance.
An appraisal official is identified in connection with the estate of Nobert W Walleop. The item lists inventory and related actions, noting omissions and failed proceedings at Stree or Ee Welt.
A petition requests naming Douglas Belts John Crow and Bru no Weber to aveoted Douk Ins Flelts Ernest Isaac and , p Teac. The fragmentary text lists individuals and a disputed project or title, but lacks clear context or dates.
Carnival crowds packed the grounds near the W. freight depot last evening and another large gathering formed this afternoon. Honor Guard girls handled ticketing at attractions as the carnival operated under their guidance.
A fragmented OCR item notes a sale related event labeled as patriotic bathing in a coastal area. Readable parts indicate a sale action tied to a local organization and dates not clearly legible. Further details are illegible due to damage.
A developing trend in Mie features a tunic styled as stripes in red and white. The single piece garment, described as a toffee inspired design, highlights bold color contrast and lightweight fabric suitable for warm weather.
Alo Stage located by Allen Knight runs Adams Athena and Weaton shows leaving at 10 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. daily. Reservations phone 400. Ralph Shafter, proprietor.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a burning Haid in wartime context and mentions tears shed in connection with the event. The text is unclear but preserves reference to a burning incident and emotional reaction amid conflict.
A notice invites patrons to Germen Hall for a Saturday night event on June 2. The brief advert promises good music and entertainment by Noor and management, inviting guests to enjoy a cordial evening.
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