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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented OCR yields rental and sale notices, rewards, and garbled items. The readable lines mention rent ads for furnished rooms and houses on the North Side and Willow addresses, a loss notice seeking information on a jacket and clothing, and a few sale and reward notes around Desipain and Pamileton Oregon, with scattered contact details and dates.
For sale multiple items including 5 room residence with shedding porch at 417 Warfield and a modern house with four rooms at 225 Feto Ore Also listed are 100 tons of good alfalfa hay with running water and a request to write Earl Quower Lowien Washington for details Several scattered names and locations appear in the damaged ad fragment including Allebucy Bou 72 and Makar pontothice, with garbled text throughout.
Fragmented notice describes 20 acres of clean fallow land with hay and feed, near a market, at a price per acre with vague terms. Includes travel schedule details and a warning about crediting purchases without written authorization, signed by Tom Omnek of Pendleton.
A garbled classifieds listing several attorney names and firms, a personnel ad, and stray notes. It mentions BENITH-CRAWFORD MULHIING, JANE B. PERRY, RALEY AND RALEY, and J J Devore with addresses in Meacham Oregon, plus help wanted for general housework and rental notices. Some lines reference Leena and John Bain Pendleton Cre 118, and a Meacham Oregon area context.
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In Portland yards the livestock tone remains generally steady with buyers and sellers showing cautious activity. Several entries note lighter demand for certain cattle and hogs while others indicate stable prices on midweek trading, with buyers surveying the shed and awaiting stronger bids.
A fragmented vintage advertisement promotes camera gear and film products from Amero Ep codes to Ansco Chemicals. It promises professional quality with the right paper and supplies and hints at how to take pictures but remains unclear and incomplete.
Sunday newspaper brief records visits by editors and reporters, mentions internal meetings and weather effects on operations. It notes workers' efforts and upcoming events, with sparse details on attendees and locations.
A fragmentary item from a local listing discusses prices, districts, and notices for an event at a fair ground. It references North Portland, Comder, and Medina with scattered figures and conditions. The legible portion hints at rental or admission costs and potential deadlines.
A historical item questions changing the town name Cripple Creek amid a 68 year cycle. The piece notes local sentiment and proposes consideration of a renaming path with brief mentions of officials and public input.
A public notice outlines a proposed grant of rights and privileges for storage and handling of petroleum and related merchandise in the City of Pomilieton. It details the location, term, and conditions, names involved parties and legal authorities, and sets publication dates and procedural steps for opposition or compliance. The proclamation includes references to responsible corporations and the governing body, with dates and legal citations as published.
A September 1918 Pendleton notice outlines debt authorization for the City of Pendleton. It details council actions to issue bonds up to 2,000,000 dollars, authorize tax levy for interest and redemption, and project funded works including sewer and water system improvements. The document records official steps, dates, and involved officials in approving municipal indebtedness.
A garbled OCR segment contains partial names and random words. It mentions individuals such as David Starr Jordan and Reneue Writ and includes disjointed phrases, places like Washington and Ty Va, with no clear event or context to summarize.
Partial readable OCR items show a fragmentary record likely from a religious or ceremonial context. The text hints at arch, altar, and water imagery but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations. Further restoration needed to identify persons, organizations, or events referenced.
Fragmentary readable lines reference a person and place with unclear context. The text appears garbled, mentioning names, tasks, dates, and a potential public or work-related matter without clear actions or outcomes.
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