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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1916
Page
7
The readable portion references subscription terms by mall and carrier delivery details. It mentions advance payments and multiple monthly delivery cycles, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors. The garbled text implies a subscriber notice or payment schedule for a period and carrier arrangements.
Poem-like verse urging a steadfast quest for truth and integrity. Emphasizes living by a noble, clean standard, unwavering against error and strife, with traits of honesty, courage, fairness, and fidelity to high ideals.
Pendleton’s community spirit and the Commercial Association banquet energy push a letter-writing campaign in favor of the Eastern Oregon Normal measure. Local business and professional leaders urge civic effort to carry the campaign, and 50 000 personal letters are proposed to win the effort.
Rev Heinke criticizes President Wilson amid a heated exchange over German American loyalties. The piece links Republican figures like Cabot Lodge and Theodore Roosevelt to anti-German sentiment, suggesting German Americans sway votes for Hughes and calling attention to Morgan family involvement in financing.
A fragmentary report recalls events from 14, 784k marking migration efforts and inquiries over 409 head of sheep tied to a land dispute. It mentions a heavy storm, a felon, and prior years around 1872 with references to old figures and a river route.
Three of three men arrested in Chicago were linked to a blackmail scheme that allegedly extorted money from wealth panei across the country. One suspect surrendered to federal authorities. another, Regina Kipper, was charged after failing to identify victims. A third, Anta WidWard Dderiebind, remained in custody pending a hearing.
Athena October 14 staff report on local farm activity. A. O. Schubert near Athena digs a cellar for storage of crops, with Furry Robe and Aikbank potato varieties. Roads are cut up by heavy wheat harvest, neighbors strawing and caring for roadways as weather and conditions affect activity. Mrs Pred Gros suffers pneumonia, Helen Downing returns home after medical treatment, and G W Zerba remains at home with a serious cold. Roy Zerba writes from Midvale, Michigan about wet ground delaying work. BF Lockwood plans strawing in front of his firm. A. J. Wagner repairs his home on the Athena rural route.
The report notes cheering news from the Behy public mela area with naval elements, while Behy’s principal and Beiny Coven discuss local prices and rents. Improvements by Engineer Hangen reduce danger. a plan for public appeal remains in progress as efforts continue.
Fragmentary text describes what press agents say about Pendleton, hints at postwar themes, and mentions a May 1, 2015 date with vague references to Europe and wartime effects. Names and specifics are unclear in the readable portions.
Amid ongoing hostilities a high official tours battlefronts across five wartorn councils. He witnesses trenches near Ypres, artillery duels, and the battered Namelesa City walls as hospitals on the line describe wounded arrivals. In Rome he witnesses a royal procession and declares a momentous flag ceremony, while Europe debates terms of engagement to end the conflict.
A United law naval officer predicts the amphibious ship may be the great fighting machine of the future. The idea blends submarine and port office concepts, amid rising prices for gasoline and bread. A blanket mortgage on an automobile plant is mentioned as a financial option.
Catarrh is described as a blood disease equal to fever or rheumatism and, while relief may occur, cannot be cured by simple tonics. The article promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a leading remedy to purify the blood and strengthen health, urging readers to ask their druggist for it.
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