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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from Peodieten Oregon shows partial lines about mailing list items and dates, with scattered names and addresses. The legible parts mention Dally and a Bureau at Fifteenth Street and several incomplete phrases. The fragment lacks a coherent event or clear conclusion.
James McCrery of Berrien Center Michigan reports kidney and bladder trouble for two years. He woke often at night with pains and was unable to find relief from several medicines until Foley Kidney Pills provided cure. Similar letters pour in from across the country.
The speaker warns of a long war and the need for three years of struggle. English allies foresee a protracted effort. He stresses food conservation as essential to victory with the slogan Food will win the war. Every American home must cooperate for patriotic service.
The Pendleton Echo highway question weighs river routing against the present path. Advocates argue the river route would be more commercial, scenic, and broadly serve river communities with easier access to foundation material, while a road along the current line would serve fewer people. The East Oregonian notes potential water-grade benefits and lower overall expense if river construction is feasible.
A Chicago News excerpt links Lloyd George remarks on the false ideal of militarism with German indoctrination from childhood, arguing free democracies must prevail. It notes scant support for militant suffragettes in Pendleton and Eugene, and mocks local issues about electric equipment, the YMCA solicitation, and a petition for rain.
An organization backing the river road argues its case rests on transportation benefits and deserves a fair hearing, stressing the project’s solid rationale and potential public interest.
A garbled May 19 1979 section notes local listings from the Mayes County area including residency of DHOwe fuller wt Wetterville on October 26 1979 and references to local figures such as Warne Tontulbosy and We PO Adeoek. The fragment mentions a Cox Creek region event and various names tied to public notices and county affairs with limited readable context.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix phrases about people and events with garbled, nonsensical wording. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled report outlines a hearing on a committee topic with references to Port Sievens and weather plans. Mentions losses, costs, and a crew, plus stray names and phrases about paths, orders, and a fort-like site. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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