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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1917
Page
7
Fragment from an old advert suggests applying a “cream” in the nose to stop catarrh and sinus discomfort. The text touts rapid relief from headaches, mucus, sneezing, and throat irritation, claiming the product cleans passages and settings for quick recovery.
Fragmented text describes a public notice or medical advice about drinking hot water before breakfast. Mentions health effects, headaches, stomach issues, and various remedies. Includes dates and names in a damaged OCR stream, with scattered references to a talk or meeting and a listed price.
A dense OCR fragment lists dozens of rental signs, job postings, sales, and notices. Items include for rent sewing rooms, furnished rooms, and apartments. sales of vehicles, tools, and household goods. requests for day labor and maternal care. fabric and poultry products. and various business and personal notices. Many entries mention towns like Hamilton Court, Pendleton, Freewater, and Morrow County areas with phone-like contact cues.
In Portland, 144 cattle and livestock entries arrived Sunday as buyers eyed steady to higher prices. Prices ranged with prime cattle and heavy steers fetching solid bids amid foggy conditions, while hogs and cows varied, traders noting ongoing demand at the Portland yard.
A garbled OCR page notes Pendleton improvement funds and public notices including payment schedules, bond terms, and deadlines. It mentions city officials, treasury signatures, and dates in November, with references to local contractors and forthcoming meetings or warrants.
Fragmented OCR text references land classification for homesteads in Washington with garbled names and several nonstandard phrases. It mentions states, counties, and potential references to legal or planning terms but lacks coherent details or specific events to summarize clearly.
The report describes plans to harvest 400 tons of alfalfa hay at Echo and convert the crop into motion as feed. It notes community events including a funeral, a wedding, and visits by local residents with remarks on upcoming activities and attractions in the area.
Local labor leaders pledge support for loyalty efforts at a house near Aduis at 4. Deep confusion in the text obscures specifics as names and places appear garbled. the intended action centers on organizing labor backing ahead of an event noted by residents near Mendlenon.
Fragmentary readable text mentions rewards, a meeting on a main surface, and references to names like Carareh and Alice. It appears to be a garbled OCR portion with no clear event, date, or location to summarize coherently.
A garbled OCR fragment references a dull splitting headache and hints at persons named Elena and Helen. It contains broken phrases and unclear actions, with multiple mis-typed words and nonstandard phrasing, offering little verifiable context.
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