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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
6
Fragmented OCR yields a postal distribution notice mentioning delivery to Moelieton Benen and Washington with subscription details. It notes carriers, weekly and semi weekly schedules, and mentions subscription and service terms in a dense, garbled form.
Fragmentary verse extols a beloved land with clear skies and green plains. The speaker laments intrusion by outsiders while praising summer fragrances and cherished memories. The text includes archaic spellings and possible transliterations, yielding a poetic, though incomplete, landscape image.
The Christian Science Monitor harshly critiques Hughes for his stance on Mexico and the eight hour law. It argues his public position misreads business and railroad needs while highlighting the split within his party over labor reforms, noting cautious acceptance of a sectioned daily limit and broader implications for national policy.
The writer criticizes Hughes for not pledging repeal if elected, arguing his failure signals a trim politician rather than a presidential caliber figure. It claims Hughes has damaged his public esteem by refraining from the repeal stance.
The New York World reports the Public Employment Bureau has no remaining demand for its services and should be abolished. In under two years it helped 6,232 applicants apply, aided employers in hiring, and reduced unemployment. February alone saw 1,356 hires, proving the bureau now has little function. Rev O H Holmes praises the Round-Up show as rough but clean, noting it attracts crowds and ministers.
The message stresses repairing the levee now before flood danger rises and calls for boosting outside business in Pendleton. It highlights several local plants such as the planing mill and Blewett Har.
A fragmented OCR reads like a civic item noting clothing or appearance at a voting event. The readable words suggest a focus on wearing something for the vote, tying attire to participation in a victory or celebration.
Foremost among University of Pittsburg gridiron warriors is Captain Peck, an All-American center on the varsity team. It will be Peck's first year at Pittsh ure and he aims to be the greatest football player the university has produced. A Pawling School graduate from New York, Peck weighs about 190 pounds and stands five ten.
A garbled reminiscence notes prison conviction for September rents and the running costs of a system while reporting youths arriving in Pendleton and stealing clothing from a Bowmen home lodging area. It mentions hotel thefts, a captured thief, and attempts to elude pursuers as well as references to uniforms, the Pendleton fire department and other scattered details.
Treasury officials, delaying a definite date, expect new one half dollar and quarter designs to enter circulation by early spring. The dime features a Liberty head with laurel and oak, left-facing, and the reverse bears a heraldic eagle. The quarter shows Liberty and the olive branch, with a wreath and motto.
New Haven reports Yale football star Harry Le Gore, once declared ineligible last year, is back with Ted Coy and Tad Jones in the famed Yale lineup. He made the team in his sophomore year and is expected to play throughout the season, restoring joy to Yale football.
In summer practice a Yale player showed old speed and ability. He scored the first touchdown in a practice game that year, and may fall back on the Yale eleven this fall.
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