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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from Pendleton Oregon port office and Oregonian subscription rates. Mentions Fourteenth Arrest, mail options, carrier and mail rates, and stray verse lines about shadows and mothers. Contains disjointed phrases, names, and prices with no clear full event.
Fragmentary report shows several children among victims, with delayed disclosure to families. Officials and hospital staff cited as involved. details remain unclear as authorities investigate.
Pendleton residents saved on Thanksgiving turkey with stores selling at about 35 cents per pound versus 42 to 50 cents in cities like Portland and New York. Local food costs have long been lower, with Pendleton meals often cheaper than in Portland restaurants and other large cities, prompting readers to update their cost perceptions.
Economy demands it a cant is down in big J ters that any pr ior roade that Monehet tite at all oe. The situation will demand permanently improv ed highways and the people are going to inset upon them. So this chums will be people who have no concern whatever in Wurnt travel and who a few Years ago Were bitterly weet to a polity that calle for im-
Fragmented notes cite road policy urging road-first priorities for landowners and businesses to cut costs and boost mobility. The text touches on governance, Mooney’s sentence, a Raleigh wedding remark on sympathy, memorial building for soldiers, and a snide mention of a crown prince and Herbert Hoover in a collage of era references.
A young woman sacrificed her life to save the man she cared for, dying in an effort to shield him. The event, linked to a wedding preparation and a city church scene, underscores the tragedy and lasting memory of their devotion.
Unclear OCR text mentions a nurse who died in service in Walla Walla. Fragments reference relatives, obituary context, and a funeral or memorial note. The readable portions imply a local death notice with familial ties and community acknowledgment.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled account with scattered names and phrases. No coherent events, dates, or clear subjects are identifiable for a reliable summary or factual headline. The readable bits do not form a complete news item.
A damaged 19th century clippings fragment mentions Frank Praasier facing charges this afternoon, with Mine Atta Bhedswal cited as a solicitor and Mars Charles Lane linked to the scene. The text references a whee journey, an evening examination, and a tense courtroom admission as authorities pursue a permit and suspect.
In Not. 24 dispatch from Roeporia and Preempel details claim a partitioned area with clashes and weapon use. A police report notes officers responding to shootings, with mentions of trial, departures, and a local religious group.
An orphan in Belgium is reportedly affected by a U and transport chew case. Details are scarce as officials investigate the circumstances and potential implications for the protection of vulnerable children.
A fragmented, garbled passage discusses homemade tea as a remedy for constipation and mentions various names and places in a jumbled line of text. The core claim is unclear and no concrete evidence or instructions are evident. The text reads like a stray OCR fragment with multiple typographical errors and inconsistent phrasing.
An early report describes Alaska planning an agricultural college about 100 miles from the Arctic, aiming to serve far northern communities. The piece notes expected locations, potential faculty, and the impact on local education and industry.
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