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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary verse describes a world transforming with the climb of youth and the pull of dawn. It portrays longing, a budding heart, and gaze toward distant shores as seasons shift and the path descends toward a hazy day.
The piece argues for Walter Pierce through a tax reduction and equalization program. It claims farms and homes could see tax cuts and urges voters to support Pierce to halt burdens on agriculture, urging action against the current tax system and highlighting past tax-related controversies in the region.
A collage of newspaper quotes critiques change and politics from the Washington Post Indianapolis News and others. It cites lines on self determination coal prices and Russia’s freedom, reflecting editorial wit and era commentary.
The text notes population declines with birthrate at 12.5 per thousand and a later figure of about 44 births per year, alongside a death rate near 87.5 in one region and 23.4 in a broader German context, comparing wartime rates.
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions winter hardships, living conditions, and a request for a hinged windshield. It lists numerous unreadable names and a long, garbled roster of individuals, committees, and items, with stray phrases about unions and debts.
A garbled report recounts social happenings from a distant community with mentions of prominent locals and a birthday celebration. Names include Mery Sralh, Moony Taylor, and Mere Hanish Lowell among others, with references to a winter event and an elderly neighbor's seventieth birthday observed in the afternoon.
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions a fast resolving cold and a prompt remedy. It references a person or place perhaps in Berry and a guarantee of relief, with scattered phrases about medicine and treatment. The readable portions point to a medical or health notice with minor product mentions.
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