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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1917
Page
12
A near collision occurred Monday evening when a man named Prensen with Will Bradley encountered a copperhead near the generator. The incident shows a fearsome copperhead bite danger and a strange canine-like scene as observers noted a large wormlike snake in the area.
Slavs in Washington denounce Katsier’s peace offer as hypocritical. Critics say the proposed terms undermine regional stability and counter established Teleheme resolutions. The debate centers on Minkster and Terowehemke positions, amid calls for clearer commitments from TheteaSiers.
A well preserved skeleton of an Indian chief, about eleven feet tall, was uncovered on a knoll on a Centerville area farm south of Blowax Fall. Copper bracelets indicate the wearer was a leader. Artifacts including gun, tomahawk, scalping knife, pipe, and mirror lay buried with the body, suggesting ceremonial interment and a long history.
The American Meat Packers Association reports government plans to combat annual livestock losses feared at 250000000 pounds. A committee found cattle are gorged on feed and water before shipment, causing preventable disease and waste with costly recoveries.
The Ishe Advices report Annice Hawver, born in Grafton, Wisconsin, who turned 104 at a gathering in Aledo. A mother of five with a long life, she talked about marriage and longevity.
The article notes an opening date for Cape May Navy facilities funded by a $157,000 appropriation. Seventy five personnel arrived, four aircraft, and army tracks show progress. The ferry building and houses are near completion near the harbor on the southern edge of Cape May Barter.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places with garbled names, hinting at a church or community note. References to a lieutenant, France, American soldiers, and a wedding or marriage context appear, but key details are illegible. The distorted lines imply a local announcement with clerical or civic overtones lacking coherent facts.
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