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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a local event in Pendietup with mentions of Pine Srae 200 and security details. Names and places are unclear. no coherent facts or dates emerge to form a full retainable summary.
Fragmented OCR yields a brief public notice about mail delivery, carriers, and deadlines with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a carrier and monthly timing, but specifics are incomplete.
The piece recalls John Hay’s efforts to win British support after the Maine sinking. It notes Britain's rejection of Germany’s plan to link fleets against the US and argues British aid was crucial to American R departure from Cuba. It cites Kaiser William’s remark and World’s Work commentary, then shifts to local views on military experts, Kerensky Trotsky, and Pendleton school leadership, ending with Christmas trench reflections.
Excerpted verse by John D. Wellin from Rhymes of Our Hamme Folks, portraying a fatherly scene and a child at play amid rural sounds. The narrator notes the boy’s fleeting presence, the sleepy night edge, and poignant reflections on life and place.
East Oregonian reports H. Houser favors a local arrangement for the Inland Empire. The statement suggests preparations or a plan to implement changes, though details remain unclear in the clipped passage. Further context from subsequent pages would clarify the scope and participants involved.
Movement of wheat can be expedited or at least the farmer can be advanced a payment on his crop without interest charges. This solution will move the northwest crop and relieve difficulties from farmer refusals under the former arrangement, strengthening producer confidence in the government's fairness.
Massachusetts enacted a constitutional amendment by a 75,000 majority to bar state funds for sectarian institutions. Protestants Roman Catholics and Jews face potential loss of aid amid church funding oversight battles. Mayors like Mitchell, Catholic, lost votes in New York for seeking closer accounting of public money under church control.
Licences to sell have been issued to Joseph Pecor and Mrs X N Rainville, William Fillet and Annie Iden, with small-town notices of the famed tragedian Mee Makin and Mark McCulloch entering political candidacy. Pendition coal prices range from 84 50 to 1050 per cord, coal delivered at 44. Merwin cormat and others purchase from S M Mek Teun. Plans for a freight train from Portland to Huntington during thaw are announced, with a trial run noted.
A chaotic entry lists numerous realty transfers across Wyoming and adjacent locales, naming diverse grantees and grantors such as Deewdde, C Wy Alley and LL BL Dayne et al. It references multiple parcels with section and township details, dates, and prices including a 910.000 amount and various lot and block identifiers, plus additional parties like Silas Wlathawer and John Hernetma. The fragmentary OCR preserves lenders, heirs, and estate actions amid scattered place names and cryptic notes.
An ad style notice promotes Danderine hair tonic as a quick easy and inexpensive way to thicken and beautify hair reduce dandruff and stop shedding. It claims dramatic improvements from a small bottle available at drug stores and promises soft, glossy hair and faster growth.
The document records land transactions including Burke and Porter exchanges with valued notes and section references. It also ambiguously mentions Austro-German forces and asserts Haig and Petain remained focused as Italy faced a renewed drive.
An obscure description describes an executive secretion curing chronic inflammation. It claims the mucous membrane and blood pathways trigger healing, emitting a healthful cell membrane and radically curing all traces of cotarrh.
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