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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions East 143 Peakaares and Bari with unclear purpose. Unable to extract a clear event, names, or dates from the readable portions. The readable fragment suggests a place reference but lacks a coherent action or outcome for a summary.
The readable portions suggest a medieval style meditation on guilt mercy and justice. The lines mention mercy the scales of justice and the return of a series tied to actions and consequences in a haunted moral frame.
Readers urge Pendleton to hire a capable city school superintendent with a salary that attracts a man of proper caliber. The public complains about disruption and pettiness in the school system, saying Pendleton is a big town deserving stable leadership.
A speaker urged voters to back a strong man for the school board, warning against other applicants and saying the people will support steps to secure such leadership. The plea framed the decision as crucial for school governance and reform.
The second Liberty Loan offers registered bonds in 50 100 500 1000 3000 21000 and 140000 denominations. Coupon bonds pay bearer interest with four coupons and require exchange for full coupon sets between November 15 1919 and May 5 1920. Purchase via bank or Liberty Loan committee using 2 percent of the amount as payment.
Wartime finance details outline 40 per cent payments on December 15 1917 and January 15 1918 with the remaining 40 per cent. Government and employers set up weekly or monthly plans. Payments to Treasury or Federal Reserve Banks urged, with banks and agencies where subscriptions were placed preferred. Reflections on Haig in Flanders and distant aims at Berlin. wartime social pressures touch telephone workers fall wardrobes and the Liberty Loan mobilization expectations.
Fragmented reader notes from the Weekly Mast frugontan dated 28 years ago reference Thomas Miltrkey and M. EK Folsom, disputes over properties on Alder and Garden streets, openings at agri central college, and mentions of county officials, sheriff, and a public sale with a $1 fee noted.
Story recalls Chet Sew Yore and Ioline Taylor wed after long courtship halted by war. To meet, the couple arranged a telephone ceremony with Arthur Himpley guiding the exchange at a Dynpatend telegraph office, witnesses and attendants present, securing consent and nuptial conformity despite wartime disruptions.
Report describes a disorderly scene as a crowd surged, the police intervened, a speaker was shouted down, and attendees fled. Officers and crowd control measures followed before order was restored.
A July church fire sparked clashes as pacifists and a crowd faced police outside the ruined church. Attendees recounted cheering and singing as officers contained the scene and a period of tension followed.
In December 16 report from Washington a court ruled on a Salsettesce policy related to picketing at a white facility. A suspended sentence was issued for the party’s chairman and other figures connected to the protest, with included references to allied organizations.
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