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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
4
The Herliner Tageblatt reports a London police court absolved a dairyman accused of watering milk. The dairyman said his cows frightened by Zeppelin attacks spoiled the milk.
John D Rockefeller Jr and family return to Tarrytown from Seal Harbor and resume commuting by train. Despite owning several automobiles he sells out to his estates on a train and Rockefeller refuses to use them and wine carriage Instead.
Real estate deed transfers list names Jane Mack and W H Spence plus others to various grantees including T BL Hurd and Benjamin Naborn. Describes acreages and legal land descriptions such as Township 1 North Range 6 and NE 1-4 section 17, plus Emi A Bellke.
Washington dispatch says the Pacific States will experience generally fair weather with temperatures near seasonal normals. Local rain chances exist on the north coast by midweek while the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions see moderately cool and generally wet conditions with possible snow parity in the northern Rockies late week.
Readable fragments reveal local humor about deer stories and a failing attendance at a speech. The piece notes a new dimmer ordinance affecting Pacific Power, a dust storm at a show, and a mock letter from firefighters criticizing city funding while urging residents to improvise fire safety at home.
John McBride, a young sales man, visited the Irish bazaar at Madison Square Garden and confessed love to flower booth keeper Tulla Dillon. He allegedly wept with emotion, then left. later the takings were found short by $20, prompting Detective McCoy to investigate.
In St Louis on October 2 a stray moment sent Senator Wil Hun Joel Stane into a Republican parade thinking it a funeral. Dr Brand and Stone of the Democratic Voters Bureau rode along in a car and faced the march, misreading the crowd as a traffic jam. Henry Lamm led the parade with Mayor Kiel and GOP figures cheering as Brand exclaimed the party was dying.
A humorous remark suggesting women would prefer warmth over size, implying less demand for leather if such a preference existed. The line presents a witty stereotype about fashion, footwear comfort, and material use.
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