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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
5
A historic Oregon publication notice from Pendleton outlines editor ownership and publication details of the Daily and Semi Weekly Oregonian, with licensing and circulation notes. The piece lists publishers, editorial staff, and related notices from a bygone era.
An obscure historical fragment presents a stream of phrases about heaven, pestany, and elegy. The broken lines hint at religious doubt, fate, and memory with scattered names and imagined scenes, conveying a mood of decay and contemplation.
The majority resigns the fifty sixth congress senate seat held by Newberry amid scandal of purchased election. Republicans and Democrats alike view his departure as excusing partisan manipulation that delayed the treaty of peace and the league of nations, with Henry Cabot Lodge and Old Guard figures cited as beneficiaries of his seat. The Newberry issue remains a defining critique of wartime politics.
Donale in Moscow reports Premier Lenin addressing the Third Titler audience. He presents a cautious explanation of abandoning strict communism and stresses the need for Russians to learn to read write and organize. He warns that literacy and critical thinking could undermine paternalism.
A quotation from Holmes on sportsmanship recalls its core virtues. The piece contrasts boasting with humility, patience, and fair play, noting those who profit from boasting or conceit while urging opponents to concede gracefully when defeated.
Local high school news notes a cap on event venues and schedules amid calendar conflicts. Students and staff adjust plans as activities shift to alternative locations and dates.
A garbled regional notice reports a rise in demand for Franklin cars over the previous year. Names and places are partially legible with scattered phrases describing buyers, sales at Walla Walla and nearby towns, and mentioned individuals such as Mark Liyputoly and Adele Huilotis.
In the wake of a gale unnamed boatmen were swept overboard as several barges sank. Rescue attempts were complicated by rough waters and visibility, with authorities confirming at least two fatalities and ongoing search efforts along the coast.
Fragmented OCR text references a reporter on a city scene with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but mentions a reporter observing a local event and a possible incident. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible.
An article fragment notes Megta has opened a cordial parlor near Alta Utah in a mult tree project. The text mentions Veitge by Peter Oh and historic references with unclear dates and names. The fragment is incomplete but indicates a local business opening and a cultural note.
An ad lists Brown Art Linens and Colonial fabrics in multiple widths from 18 to 86 inches and yardage prices from 18¢ to $1.69. It highlights Fibre Silk Tubular Vesting in pink, Bath Robe Blankets, head bags, Indian Head Muslin and Japanese Crepes, plus an illustrated book of decorative fabrics and Colonial draperies offered by the vendor.
An OCR damaged page recounts a social gathering on Water Street with guests named Mikes Apimil, Anna Boaiteles, and others. The event featured prize captures by Mrs Adgma and Mrs Adams, with attendees Wil Chiyen, Tom Baker, and Amy and Der Boughs among the listed participants. The writeup preserves scattered names and actions from a local home party.
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