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A garbled newspaper fragment from Greton Oregon dated publication line. It mentions Oregonian publishing company and daily edition details but lacks full editorial content.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
4
A garbled newspaper fragment from Greton Oregon dated publication line. It mentions Oregonian publishing company and daily edition details but lacks full editorial content.
The East Oregonian criticizes the proposed Pendleton commission charter for threatening to abolish the water board before the gravity water project is finished while urging support for the mountain water system and warning against political attempts to humiliate the commissioners. Also notes public plans to honor Robert Louis Stevenson with a hospital cot for children and discusses local electoral issues including the wet dry debate not on the ballot.
Grandpa Mintlicker debates currency with peers while the Ambitious Crane explains its plan to become a classic dancer. A snipe questions the crane as it practices a one foot stance and shoulder movement, aiming for wider reach in a market setting.
Eugene residents recall Alice McCornae a former Springfield teacher long missing for weeks. Police and relatives seek clues as Linn County schools report no contact. confusion surrounds her whereabouts near 29 miles north of Eugene as authorities pursue the murder case.
Chicago Times Herald calls it an undoubted success while Chicago Dispatch lauds its bright comedy. The Du buque Telegraph Herald and Salt Lake Tribune praise its wit and humor. St. Paul Pioneer Press and Detroit Free Press commend the ensemble, and the St. Joseph News Press notes sharp staging and lively pace.
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