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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
3
Retail notice lists warm gloves for cold mornings, crimped light and heavy styles. Mitts one fingered mitts plain gloves fur lined gloves short wrist gloves gauntlet gloves in sizes from .15 to 7.50 dollars.
There is no competition with this clean up department. Get mail order catalog prices and cheap store prices then visit the Bargain Basement. The sale features over 4800 worth women dresses, 2000 worth children's shoes, 2000 worth men's dress shoes, 1200 worth women's pumps, 400 worth comfort shoes, and 32500 worth men's work shoes all at real bargain clean up prices.
New York dispatch reports thirteen year old Mary Gerrity confined by her mother at No 21 Forest Ave Bronx for over five months. She attended school and learned of guardians’ efforts after truant officers contacted authorities. Two agents from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children intervened and Mary was temporarily removed to Bellevue for observation.
Mackinaws in all colors models and sizes with large assortment and quality. A warm waterproof coat suited for driving motoring barge back riding bicycling walking and working. Prices range from 5.00 to 17.50 with emphasis on practicality and appeal.
Theodore N. Vail, chairman of the Croan Christmas membership drive, is highlighted in the report as No. 1 in Cam pale for 15 000. The item notes Washington activity on November 12 regarding the campaign.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as Old Reliable Blood Builder and a trusted family remedy for purified blood, liver and kidney issues, appetite restoration, and rheumatic relief. It promotes the Hem o style packaging and emphasizes consistent quality and pleasant taste.
Baker county names Henry ff. IwWeed county agricultural agent and announces organized spriculture under federal plan. Seven appointed during war emergency, new agents to be introduced in more counties. school planned December 18 to 15, featuring a Western Livestock manual by E. J. Potter and rural science topics.
Olympia November 15 The committee of agriculture reports a new issue involving baker and related foods. EF FP Boncon leads the inquiry as Mre W H Coffin, late inspector of baker and relactants, ships into bread supply amid growing questions about product safety and quality.
A garbled newspaper fragment describes a city council gathering with references to protesters, commerce, and a public safety discussion. Mentions figures such as Acting Governor Julie 8 Ceetde toy and Co Chief of Police Retwittler, plus a sanitation headquarters plan for Springfield. The text blends names, places, and events in a largely unreadable OCR sequence.
Fragmentary note from a wartime article references demand for heady made houses in France and Belgium towns. Mentions university director in charge of women’s commerce and ongoing reconstruction efforts as part of the first series at a site in A. Bilier, with market readiness implied for the foeaty vit hires.
Hrattle chief executive Wie was detained amid a probe into alleged misappropriation and inflated shipments. A court ordered seizure of devices and records as investigators pursue evidence of fake invoicing and inflated item counts. Authorities say 41 charges relate to the case and the suspect denies wrongdoing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses sleep and rationing themes with scattered names like Keely and mentions of events and time, lacking clear subjects or outcomes. The readable portions hint at a local context in a period setting but provide no concrete actions or results.
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