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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1917
Page
4
A column discusses Bellamy and Utopian thought. It cites a St Louis Post Dispatch anecdote about a college professor and a canvasser, then critiques wage equity and the appeal of advanced theories. The piece contrasts labor strata, mentions farmers and liberty bonds, and questions fair taxation and rewards.
A fragmented verse recalls autumn mood and contrasts with a cheerful birdlike refrain. The text blends fleeting images of weather and memory with a playful tune. The narrator notes warmth in song despite approaching winter and hints at a radiating comfort from familiar melodies.
In a tense local dispute, Judge Lowell presses for investigation into alleged flag stains, aiming to defend Pendle’s honor and the community’s fair name amid scrutiny of municipal conduct and flags.
The East Oregonian clarifies that the Umatilla County Public Library is locally managed with taxation funds and Carnegie support just a donation. It states Carnegie money was not the main factor and no Carnegie name appears on the building, defending library leadership from Judge Lowell's libelous accusation. It links controversy to auditorium denial to militant suffragists and notes Miss Nason’s loyalty and judgment.
From Edward Bellamy’s projection a century ago the author imagines a forward looking reform effort culminating in a socialized order by the year 2000. The excerpt reflects on infancy of the movement and its eventual outcomes.
A veteran observer insists Pendleton remains the best place this side of heaven, praising its enduring charm while acknowledging a stain that lingers and cannot be fully erased.
A fragment notes Germans endure shortages, fighting on amid hunger and a rising desire for macaroni. Readers see a war time texture with food scarcity shaping morale and daily choices during conflict.
A garbled OCR passage references civic matters, elections and notable names such as Anne Maths and Petey Wilson, with scattered phrases about voting, candidates, and community groups. The chaotic text preserves few clear facts but suggests a feverish, midcentury local political scene.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and places in a tepid news note. Readable items include scattered references to people and events, but details are incomplete. The fragment hints at a local ceremony or meeting with potential dates and venues not clearly stated.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tragedy aboard a vessel with references to chest weaving and a mystery. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a dramatic event and inquiries into who can be blamed or connected to the incident. The legible terms include Beern and Welin with scattered references to people and locations.
An OCR damaged snippet mentions dates and events tied to Pryore and nearby locales. It references a Friday window, names like Walemesting Teale and Charlies Cunnivehwin, and mentions purchase values around 278. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but signals a historical community notice or brief.
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