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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment lists various publication notices and ad rates from Oregon and New York outlets. It references on sale items, subscription rates, and newspaper distribution details, mentioning cities like Pendleton New York and Chicago and entities such as an assembly and press services.
A Portland Oregonian critique accuses the paper of misrepresenting Governor-elect Pierce and inflaming tax politics. The piece argues Pierce campaigned on fair tax reform, warns against elite opposition, and predicts voter backlash if the legislature blocks reform during the winter session. It likens political maneuvering to historical oppression and urges readers to stay vigilant against patronage and hidden foes.
In Toronto last Monday Admiral Sims, now retired, declared pro British sentiment and praised British sailors as resilient. He suggested Americans have less merit, provoking criticism that the admiral favors England and disdains his own country.
The Oregon railroad line could save about four million dollars annually in fuel costs if electrified. Taxation on freight is seen as a public tax like state or county expenses, and Eastern Oregon senators are urged to support tax adjustments for producers. A new bishop of Eastern Oregon is welcomed, with hope he adapts well to the region.
A fragment from Wheeling West Virginia describes a giant bean sliced for frying. The text mentions beer titles and a Tylar County context with unclear references to Delere and Varhety of been het.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page with many misspellings and detached fragments. It references people and places in a broken way, mentioning clothing work and a stead or center, but key names and events are unclear.
28 years ago the obituaries and society notes of LaGrande featured Mrs A Pesteb and Miss Lulu A Moody with November 17 as a key date. The piece lists attendees at a meeting, names numerous local residents, and notes upcoming events and club activities amid a fading winter tone.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Monad politician piece mentions keeping fit and a variety of disjoint phrases. The text includes unfamiliar names and stray words, lacking a coherent narrative or clear event. No identifiable facts or figures are extractable for a concise summary.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Vancouver event involving Voth, Kil ds Usm, and a woman or person injured or affected at a street scene. Details are garbled with misspellings. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
A garbled report indicates Pollman refuses a highway appointment offer. It mentions Mr. Molino as a likely appointee and references a planned meeting in which Debi and others discuss the issue. The text also notes possible travel for a congress or public service event and hints at a future formal decision.
A fragment notes changes in the recreation department of the Chicane School of Civic and Matin therapy. Names, dates, and locations are unclear in the legible text. The item references potential program updates without specific outcomes or officials.
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses harassment claims, public hearing actions, and animal movement by motor vehicle. It mentions tensions at a venue, alleged encounters, and various names and terms that are partially readable, reflecting a chaotic news item.
A dog intervenes in a turkeys defense near Ly Grange when a hunter strikes, using a stick to ward off or deter the attackers. The animal shields the flock as the incident escalates, drawing attention from nearby property holders. The canine act alters the tense scene, ending with the stick forcing the assailants away and the turkeys safe for the moment.
Fragmented OCR text from a Nevada report describes a service event with references to Peters, Bible trades, and a wheel assembly at a mine. The readable portion mentions a week time frame and a person named Seder.
A fragmented Washington era column questions when an alligator can be considered harmless. The text references local governance, wildlife policy, and public safety concerns about keeping or restricting animals, with mentions of protective measures and community sentiment amid policy discussions.
A November 2001 filing, after confusion with the Shopmen's union, led to a withdrawn injunction petition. The case touched on labor relations and alleged misconduct, with lawyers on both sides seeking resolution.
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