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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
4
A fragmented OCR note records a Sun Yat Sen gesture involving Chinese students at Rexiverry Oregon in October. Details are unclear but the scene centers on Sun Yat Sen symbolism and local student activity.
Sae-Chuan province in China has educated Sun Yat-sen's dissidents in Japan and America for nine years. One student, Sun, now 25, enters the University of Oregon to study bottea economy and aims to complete bachelor and master degrees within the year. He plans to return to China next October to help build a progressive government.
Mineral county officials plan to move Senator Willett to his home county for medical care after reporting probable leprosy. The treasury and health departments dispute jurisdiction while Mineral County authorities arrange for the physician to accompany the senator for examination and possible treatment in Mineral County.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a department and individuals with garbled names. Key entities and context are not recoverable. no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable lines.
German sympathizers in Tacoma are being gathered into a single military detail at Camp Lewis to facilitate surveillance and limit leakage of information. Authorities plan precautions to prevent damage to the cantonment, with agents on site and large-scale recruitment efforts for government war bonds and participation in the defense drive.
This article argues for comprehensive rat and mouse control, urging sanitary housing, sealed vents and drains, removal of harboring debris, protection of natural predators, and systematic methods including poisoning trapping and hunts. It stresses public action and responsible building practices to prevent infestations.
A densely garbled notice enumerates realty transfers involving Devils, G. Ponter, McBride, Langley, Mayne, Lightfoot, Gilman, Stanfield Fruit Growers, Levi Th Gilman, J HL Koyet, Nelson family, Northwest Timber Co, Ellen Livermore, and others. It cites section and township coordinates, prices around 2000 dollars, and multiple parcel descriptions across Pendleton and nearby additions, with mentions of acreages and tract details.
Sergeant Arthur Guy Emper of the Trelanh army, author of the ballad Over the Tow, attracts wide attention in the United States as he recurs to lecturing and contributes to the Liberty Loan campaign with earnest work and public support.
A terse call urges purchasing liberty bonds to finance the war effort, claiming higher sales will shrink shortages and boost production. The note stresses patriotic duty and national urgency in supporting government financing.
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