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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
11
A fragment recalls a wave of articles on the New Economic Motley and Lenin era themes, noting a band of bold youths and a push to reshape schooling under Soviet leadership. The piece, from international wires, references Georges Popoff and a broad discussion of political reform and party dynamics.
Independent candidate L. A. Reineman seeks the State Senate seat for the 20th district. The platform emphasizes governmental efficiency and reform to improve public services and state operations.
Local prospectus advocates Henry J Taploe for tax reduction in Pendleton Oregon. It claims increased spending is wasteful, attacks monopoly school bills, and urges voters to elect Taploe No. 29 X to support parental freedom, religious liberty, and education reform. Paid political advertisement by A H OMX, Chairman Committees.
A Texas boy was killed after being dragged by a cow on a rural Denton area farm. Police and local officials reported the incident as a tragic accident with the boy, identified as a local resident, dragged several yards before bystanders intervened. The scene was described as chaotic with farm animals nearby and investigators collecting evidence.
Hawaii's 1920 births show Japanese women yielding the highest share of territorial births at 5 596 among 24 243 total. European and American groups follow, while Hawaiians and other races trend lower. report credits Dr F Trotton president of the board.
Paris authorities report delays on car transport as excuses given by local residents. Reconstruction and traffic disruptions cited, with officials noting ongoing coordination with railroad and municipal teams.
A vintage advertisement discusses catarrhal deafness linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims relief through a listed medicine and hallows the treatment touted by a company named Cheney & Co related to throat and chest products, promoting decades of use.
A fragmented notice describes alibi slips informing employers they may obtain further information if desired. The text mentions printed forms and a proof of the cause of retertexn, indicating a procedure tied to passenger retertexn.
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