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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
7
A long column lists social club happenings in New York including committee meetings, dances, luncheon plans, and visits. Highlights mention Mrs McMurphy traveling from Be gone to Boston and plans for special music, a Debye Clubhouse program, a Mastery Star visit to Pentilowon, and a Lambro social schedule with hosts and guests.
Fragments describe a local event titled In Dancing and Piano with scattered details about locations and rates. Mentions general notices and a reference to Revels with a $5 rate.
A garbled report describes a mayoral ruling provoking protests from Chicago Shriners. The text mentions administrative actions, time limits, and officials in dispute, with references to meetings, accusations, and internal shrine matters. The readable fragments suggest conflict over privileges and authority within local governance and shrine groups.
A recipe style passage details preparing veal in a firm manner with a dressing of olive bread crumbles butter and seasoning. It describes boning, shaping, tying, searing in a hot oven, and simmering with hot water until tender as a substitute for tapas.
Wabington November protests by farmer labor organizations oppose Minnesota lawyer Pierce Butler for a seat on the Supreme Court bench. They denounce Butler as unfit and call for the senate to reject the recommendation. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin spoke in support of the protests, urging opposition to the renomination and signaling a broader fight in the political arena.
A brief note shows a business offering mail order services as a specialty. It mentions room 3 at 116 West Webb Street as the address for orders or inquiries. The item reads like a classified or short ad in a historical newspaper.
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