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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1917
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment lists Portland newsstand offerings and subscription options, including daily and weekly mail and carrier rates. It references various terms and service durations such as one year, six months, and three months, with mentions of carrier delivery and mail delivery plans.
Be strong says Edwin Markham from October Nautilus. The poem urges resilience against hidden foes and hardship. It comforts that the earth feels friendly like a mother's breast and that rest follows night.
An editorial compares Russia s autocratic rule to a blocked stream and rising floods of discontent. It argues the channel of economic progress was impeded for years under autocracy and that the ensuing deluge destroyed many, urging acceptance of the new situation.
The piece argues censure belongs to czardom and attributes revolts to old regimes. It compares to the French revolution, asserts democracy provides safety value, and that Americans freely vote and have secret ballots. It claims reform delays occur but popular will prevails, keeping anarchists and IWW at bay while citizens gain a square deal and broad channel for democratic flow.
The piece argues that English and French will retaliate against German air raids, preferring to fight fire with fire while lamenting civilians. it notes expectations of liberty bond subscriptions and tax terms, and cites political shifts and local views on infrastructure and wartime impact.
The writer argues that the German people deserve exposure to war's horrors, suggesting Allied air raids over German cities could awaken them to the consequences of their government's policies. The tone portrays contempt for the German leadership and implies civilians share responsibility for tolerating warlike rulers.
A fragmented 1977 Oregonian column recalls local happenings from Granite Creek to Willow Springs. It mentions interment funds for Mr Laurin, a man killed at Willow Springs, and notes about shipments, livestock, and travel through the precinct with colloquial, uncertain details.
Reports from across the empire indicate favorable conditions for a heavy winter wheat crop. Planting has begun in several districts as September showers improve soil. expectations point to higher yields if ground remains receptive and crepe growth is managed.
Raw OCR text lists scattered numbers and labels about income amounts and personal data. The legible parts show figures such as 1,240 3,400 4,470 and phrases hinting at income questions. The piece lacks coherent structure or a clear event, rendering a brief summary focused on a fragmented income data fragment.
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