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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from Pendleton post office indicates a patterned entry with unclear handwriting or scanning errors. Readable bits mention a postal context and unsure names or codes. The fragment offers no coherent event, dates, or subjects to confirm a full local item.
A reflective piece questions the idea of enduring hardship with a smile. It ponders how people would view those who are crippled, maimed, or disabled while continuing to press on with courage and song. The tone is nostalgic and hopeful about perseverance.
Management announces substantial wage increases for nonunion workers at the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. The move comes after anti Wilson supporters recently warned unionizing workers of hardship under the eight hour law, while unorganized staff are told of better pay.
The piece critiques editorial bias and economic policy amid 1890s debates over tax, education funding, and monetary policy. It cites Monmouth normal school needs and Pendleton proposition outcomes, arguing for skepticism toward pessimistic Tory rhetoric, and notes gold reserves and imports versus exports amid wartime inflation concerns. It references New York World and local political figures in Beadleton and Weston, with mentions of election officers and party supporters.
A historical market note argues that high prices are not solely war driven but also from abundant money in circulation. It cites a 28 year ago benchmark, mentions gold in the currency, and references local figures and farm debt concerns as harvest proceeds loom.
Real estate transfers show warranty deeds from EB Manion and J M Ashton to buyers for small sums. Sheriff T D Taylor to Western Union Life Insurance Co. for property in Hermiston. Other deeds include J Moore and J W Maitlomey to W A Leathers for three acres in Pendleton area.
A reader from Geneva New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for rapid relief after years of indigestion causing stomach distress and panic. The letter claims the tablets stopped the symptoms immediately and saved her husband from ongoing sickness.
Portland news reports A. B. Stuart aged 85, a pioneer who arrived in Oregon in 1840, died Saturday. He endured early hardships and contributed to the state's development after his arrival in the territory.
If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly then take one of Chamberlain’s Tablets immediately after supper. Obtainable everywhere.
Newport nov 27 The liner Powhattin caught fire off Plock Town waters. coast guard cutters rushed to assist. Admiral Knight and the destroyer Mozilla were dispatched. Wireless messages said the blaze was under control and danger passed.
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