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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
5
Rediscribed in a Pendleton Oregon notice listing subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. The public notice from East Oregonian Pub Co includes mailing and carrier options, with figures for daily and semi weekly editions and various service periods.
The piece argues that despite faults in the American political system, regular elections shine a light on public officials and promote accountability. Democracy has drawbacks but enables self correction through scrutiny, reports and periodic reform, with progress driven by enlightened public opinion.
A collage of quotes from major papers on power, policy, and culture. Ford and Woolworth merger judged premature. Kaiser's fair depiction. Greece Thrace remark. wage debates. Islam slums. oil as global lever. Kipling comment. Ford and Greek throne talk. European manners versus customs. Columbus blame myth. reparations funding war prep. herd thinking critique. Clemenceau delaying US visit. French alcohol fuel doubts.
Coast directors meet in November to outline plans for the Coast League season. Attendees include representatives from Oakland Seattle Verne Portland and Salt Lake with owners of The Chaktu and others weighing player eligibility and salaries. The group aims to address team competition and travel while considering a $2,509 budget supplement to support play and attendance.
Oregon football players report mounting tension as the university clamps down on campus behavior and distractions. Officials emphasize focus on drills and games while addressing student conduct and safety concerns across the Nevada trip and home trials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe vandalism incidents at multiple colleges and cities including Washington state and California. Items mention a group called the Hinkies and terms like Cigars and Vandals along with campus locations such as Keathers Maliferna. The passage is garbled with unclear dates and names.
An appointment was made within the Amateur Athletic Federation naming a new executive secretary. The selected writer will oversee duties and support the federation’s activities, including reporting and coordination for upcoming events.
A garbled transcript presents Tom Sime discussing Congress and governance with scattered phrases about mastery of the house, duties, time management, and political expectations. The text references a governor, public duties, and sentiments on work versus praise amid unclear, jumbled lines.
The Columbia Thasin Federation of Luther Leagues with 309 members announces a new church faction and reformation program. Delegates from Pendleton Willim and Vale discuss organization stance, leadership, and future meetings in a tentative plan.
Fragmentary reports describe a funeral or interment in Quinalt area with references to tribal leaders, interment at a local site, and community officials. The text mentions a ceremony, officials from the tribe, and involvement of the local government, but many names and specifics are illegible.
A woman celebrates careful cooking, insisting on Royal Baking Powder as the best ingredient. She prides herself on not wasting her good flour eggs and other materials through using anything but ROYAL, the top baking powder.
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Me-Abanville elects Jide Wen Tamawoy as mayor amid town updates. Demeter Wilmendig brings a new pole to replace a broken one and park restoration is planned. Worn repairs follow a late summer accident at Alto bridge. locals warn against brittle bends while visitors report partial recoveries.
In a Stanford University update, football games resume after a period of disruption. Dr W He Rortow, head of physical education, and Andrew Kerr discuss the restored athletic schedule and the participation of as many players as possible, highlighting team strength and preparation.
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