Feast Published Daily and Semi-Weekly Pendleton Oregon
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The Changeless Dream-entslied of Immortal Hope
An archaic verse description of a timeless dream where the speaker and wanderers observe adults aging while children remain forever young. The scene shifts through fleeting images of laughter, memory, and the longing to halt time as the poet imagines a world of perpetual youth and joy.
Scandal Echoes Over State Loan Controversy in Oregon
A letter argues state board members approved split loans from the irreducible school fund, defending the practice as sound finance while labeling critics as mudslingers. It praises Walter Pierce for tax reform advocacy, cites a $25,000 Portland fund to attack him, and insists Pierce’s integrity remains intact despite political attacks.
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R.olcott
Mr. Kay
Walter Pierce
Chamberlain
Mr. Ingalls
Pierce
State Board
Portland
Walter
Oregon
State Taxpayers’ League
Mud Squad
Olcott
Mr. Pierce
Fragmented OCR commentary on theater goes awry
The text presents garbled chatter with names and lines about Columbus and exploration, cinema and hairdressers, and scattered phrases about luck, fires, and social events. It lacks coherent narrative and clear events, offering mostly disjointed snippets and misread words.
Recital at Christian Church Receives Unique Praise
A highly praised recital at Christian Church featured Maryn Hintermyer and the Tuan Sisters with the Warren Meh Company delivering a stirring performance. Attendees noted exceptional vocal tone and technical skill, while critics highlighted the recreated elegent contrast of voices and the audience’s warm response. Washington reports mention negotiations with Native groups regarding White House authority dated today.
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Perenenteed
Maryn Hintermyer
Tuan Sisters
Warren
London Scientist Proposes Earth Older Than Sun
A London scientist, Professor Hickerton, argues Earth is older than the Sun. He cites planetary collisions and planetary formation theories, presenting his view before a society lecture. He suggests Earth formed from colliding meteoritic bodies long before the Sun.
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26 Years Ago A Mushrey Home From Bite End
A garbled 26 year old item notes A Mushrey returning home from the Bite end with various local names mentioned. Athens resident J Kirk visits, John Weidame and Wallcop of Pilit are in town, and a dog bib row for a sold medal is referenced amid scattered names and social notes. Officers for a new term are listed with Chief Joe hy fret att Ee OL eatin, secretary Hagen, treasurer Willedees force, and others. A Halloween gathering with many locals is described, with pranks and social visits among named individuals.
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