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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
5
Fast Subdlisnhed Daily and April-Weekly at Pendleton Oregon by the GABT OREGONIAN PUB CO entered at Pendleton post office as second class mail This notice records publication frequency and mailing status for the Pendleton edition.
The East Oregonian hails Walter M Pierce as a great and sincere leader who won a plain mandate in Oregon's governor race. It credits his tax reform stance and dry state courage, notes his vast campaigning, and urges the forthcoming legislature to enact immediate tax relief and reform with a united mandate.
After two years of Harding governance the nation shows a democratic surge in Tuesday elections. Voters punish names like Caller Townsend and Lodge while controversies over foreign policy Newberry Daugherty and tariff policy weigh. Republicans hold Congress but Democrats gain momentum as focus shifts to regional projects and an upcoming November 17 meeting.
Readable fragments report a peace pact between two French women athletic federations in Paris. The 1915 style language mentions a ceremony at a stadium and a goal of joint competition under a unified federation with emphasis on women’s athletic programs and Olympic participation.
Fragmented OCR text references properties in mixed notation. It mentions owners, parcels, and street addresses with numbers and shorthand. Details are unclear, but the item appears to be a real estate notice or listing segment from a local paper.
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied phrases and names, mentioning neighbors, a department of agriculture, a women’s party, and references to crime and everyday concerns. The text is incomplete and reads as a jumble of disconnected ideas without a clear news event or cohesive narrative.
Unclear OCR text outlines projected price increases in England for a late season period. Indicates a retail context with mentions of prices, quantities, and forecasts tied to upcoming winter conditions. Names and specifics are garbled, but the article points to higher costs and tighter supply as the season approaches.
A damaged OCR piece lists names and places haunting a legal or community matter. It references individuals such as Dan Murphy and A Cameron along with locations like Count and THOM streets. The text mentions partisan tensions, labor issues, and a Columbia Congress link, with numerous misspelled names and partial affiliations.
A fragmented, garbled message warns readers about questionable hair loss remedies and toxins. It references Forteine style cures, protective teas, and advised caution for shoppers. The text implies potential harm from certain products and dietary advice.
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