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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
6
A Jagged OCR note lists diverse visitors from Weston to Gibbon and Porter, drawn into county shows and sheep handlers in South Dakota. It mentions plans for winter coyote control, farm property deals, and upcoming meetings, with names and places including Weston, Spokwne, and Portlnd.
Roy W Ritner, editor and longtime public servant from Tillamook County, is featured as a staunch conservative Republican candidate for the Oregon State Senate. The piece lauds his fiscal prudence, loyalty, and leadership, noting his service as president of the Senate and his Red Cross overseas work in 1916. It emphasizes his integrity, tax fairness, and opposition to political frivolity.
Funeral services for Chul Bronson are announced with a service in Pendleton led by Pastor Ken Gresaman. A Pendleton official, Portia W. Schwartwentiong, formerly minister of the Pendleton Woollen Mills, is now likely in Portland working as a manager for Albers Brothers.
A garbled OCR weather snippet mentions Major Leo Moorhaud and Mudor Mlaorhonne with uncertain terms about a prediction and a temperature of 42 degrees plus a mention of a date or event. The passage is fragmentary and lacks coherent details or sources.
A reported case from Hakshie area states an Indian woman shot and killed her husband amid alleged domestic turmoil. Details are scarce due to garbled OCR but authorities note a possible motive tied to suspected mistreatment and a claimed contrived setup.
The White House announced President Harding hopes the Latin American conference in Washington will endorse a plan for disarmament. The drive aims to curb heavy armaments across the region and signal a new era of arms reduction.
The Exchange Club announces new regulations and a leadership reshuffle led by G. M. Rice as president. Special guests from government and industry attend at Jollas's dynamhepy, including Stuart, Lowman, and Allen named entertainment committee chair for Rex EMin’s absence on a two month trip.
A garbled World War II era dispatch reports Marines in Vladivostok patrolling a bridge to safeguard American and allied interests. The text includes distorted references to Japanese and other forces, with unclear timing and specifics due to OCR corruption.
A dubious tobacco aid claim promises complete freedom from nicotine with a box of No-To-Bac and a money back guarantee if it fails to quit all tobacco use. The ad asserts instant relief and guarantees refund without question, urging readers to try the product now.
A local pastor defends a government education plan calling for widespread school funding and tax support. He argues the state must fund public schooling while maintaining private religious instruction, asserting the child belongs to the state for civic welfare. The remarks emphasize constitutional questions and state duties over private schooling.
Fragments discuss a plan to debit a school measure in Penitenton and across the state to be on the same platform and time. The tone signals a collective push to advance a statewide implementation for the school measure.
Rev G Huling argued the crucifixion of Jesus is not merely martyrdom but the divine act of the Lord of Glory. He contrasted worldly honors with Jesus life from infancy to death, noting Herod sought to kill him and Bethlehem’s babes died, then stated Jesus laid down his life willingly for humanity’s sin.
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