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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an Oregon Pendleton sale notice listing various subscription options and terms by mail or carrier. It mentions a Bureau and addresses, with prices for daily, weekly, and yearly plans, though many words are garbled.
A reflective verse lines the fate of all mortals as Charon ferries souls. It stresses that status wealth or power do not avert death and that final judgment hinges on living up to one’s duty. The speaker, Warren E. Comstock, contemplates mortal limits and the masters call after life.
The article proclaims the coast settlement of a shipping strike as vital wartime news. It argues that without offsetting submarine losses with new ships, the Kaiser's plans may succeed, threatening food, munitions, and military mobility. the outcome could greatly affect the U S war effort.
A New York World editorial cites that beef stocks in warehouses have risen by 80 percent in one year amid high prices and argues the Beef Trust exploits fodder scarcity and market control. It notes past failures of government actions and hints wartime powers might curb the trend, while urging civic support for patriotic days and liberty loan campaigns.
A 28 year old excerpt notes Pendleton sees the Indian school continue until July 1, 2490 and outlines the annual budget about $26,000. It mentions Byron Carl departing for Chicago to join a comedic firm and discusses a new public hall and post office project amid local changes.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Helix Sammerton Harrison and Werton with cows delivery at 6.50. Mentions Penncton Teanifer and Foul Co and Wally Walla Jiurnal East Oretonian Gore Pendent. Rebbe described without a typo on hin.
Washington October 29 five draft classes approved by President Wilson were disclosed after a New York dinner. The menu listed classifications from single men to various married and dependent categories. the order and details show who qualifies for deferments or service, including laborers, professionals, and public officials.
The readable text enumerates categories such as married men with dependents, widowers with children, mercantile traders, industrial and agricultural leaders, state officers, clergy, military personnel, aliens, alien enemies, persons permanently unfit, licensed pilots, and related descriptors. It appears as a historical classification or census-like taxonomy with unclear context.
Portland Oct. 22 A Tok of spruce and fir hardwood from Alaska forests will be sold for not less than 2.2 per 1000 feet for spruce and five cents per 1000 feet for fir, hemlock, according to government district forester. The tract covers about 994 acres with about 29,000 acres included in adjoining forests. Revenue from sale will fund aviation material needs and support defenses. The article blends unrelated fiction elements in its latter lines.
Vaudeville bill from Alfa Toosgay at the Liberty theater in Walla Walla features The Victoria Four, Allen & Allen, Denn de Derr, Williams & Williams in comic and musical acts. Film program includes The Yanken Way with George Walsh and Pearl White serials, plus The Fatal Ring episode.
A pictorial of the Desert Man from the Litwat Photinrame begins William Hare. It will be shown at the Pos Line photo theater Thursday and Wednesday, with scenes set in the Tosonite country and the redwoods of Nefilme Val forests.
A newspaper notice promotes The Whip as a premier screen adaptation of a celebrated London play that ran three years in London and two months on Broadway. It highlights sensational effects, including a dramatic train wreck, and notes international translations and wide distribution in New York Chicago and other venues.
A crowd gathered as Serhan Clays unveiled what organizers hailed as the world’s biggest clay sculpture. Officials praised the artist’s precision and the sculpture’s scale, noting it towers over surrounding exhibits and draws visitors from across the region.
A fragmented ad touts Mayes Wonderful Remedy for stomach troubles and related liver and digestive issues. It claims quick relief from ailments including painful digestion and urges purchase from a local seller.
A muddled fragment discusses value of a photograph and arranging an appointment for work. It suggests a contrast between trends and a unique item not tied to price. The text references Whitler and charges for services, urging immediate action.
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