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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
7
The text depicts a chaotic, dreamlike scene set in a city with iconic locations like Manhattan and a Woolworth building. It mentions hidden temples, gods, and a ritual journey through destruction and hope, ending with a withdrawal of divine presence and a sense of loss.
William Pollman argues in support of Walter M. Pierce that Pierce speaks the farmer language and understands agricultural needs. He criticizes Governor Olcott and Lt. Day for lacking touch with farming issues and tax policy, urging a government that ensures farmers prosper to protect the state’s whole economy.
A state highway warning urges motorists to pay higher renewal fees after January 1 and resist traffic officers. The piece notes licenses cost about ten times higher than years ago, while drivers, including farmers and businessmen, expect prudent spending and fair treatment for regional and market roads, not excessive overhead or travel-friendly perks. It criticizes routing funds to tourist roads and warns of “raider” labeling for regional road supporters.
A compact compilation notes England delaying a pilot while retaining a chart, mocks prices keeping boys grounded on the farm, and recalls the Babel tale as a reminder that failed world-building stemmed from miscommunication. The tone mirrors early 20th century editorial bites.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local sale action and involved parties. Readable names and places are limited, so the item remains a brief public sale note with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary report from a town event mentioning market activity, vendors, and names. readable parts reference a market, Bordeaux style notes, and various individuals, but text is corrupted with many misspellings and garbled words making specifics uncertain.
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