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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
4
An OCR heavy notice lists sale items and city postings across Oregon including Portland and distant towns. Details are fragmented but indicate merchandise on sale, local marketplace postings, and multiple unnamed vendors.
The text presents a fragmented poem contemplating death and eternal journey. It mentions longing, the soul's fate, and the idea of transformation at life's end. Names Clara Chamberlain MelLong and a November reference appear as scattered identifiers within the damaged lines.
A clipped opinion essay notes that respectable eastern newspapers even when opposed to Wilson show little sympathy for militant suffragists who push for drastic action. The passage critiques bias in coverage and hints at broader political tensions surrounding the suffrage movement.
The Spokesman-Review and Portland Oregonian harshly attack the women’s suffrage militants. They condemn pickets as mischief makers, arguing their actions hinder suffrage progress and insult the President. Editors demand repudiation of treasonable sentiments and insist militants prove loyalty before any Western reception.
Herbert Hoover outlines why Europe needs American wheat and how higher farm output and household food economy can offset shortages. He notes milk price rises from 1.5 to 6.6 cents per quart, distribution margins, and argues private milk distribution has failed, suggesting city sales of milk without profit may be required. Includes local notes on dairy show success and war-time economic concerns.
In the preview statement Lipover analyzes how likely peace will affect wheat prices and what the future value of wheat may be. He urges readers to note the anticipated shifts and market implications as postwar conditions unfold.
A fragmentary recap notes a Ohio teacher and others involved in a local event. Mentions Berek Creek and various names, with references to deaths and a community gathering.
Fragmented OCR notes show transfers in multiple townships and counties, listing buyers sellers andlocations. Several parcels and bonds are referenced with dates and unit numbers, indicating busy real estate activity across the region.
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