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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
5
Local notices and subscription rates listed for Pendleton Oregon and Detroit bureaus. Advertisements show publication terms, postal details, and Associated Press credit lines. Rates cover daily and weekly editions, with monthly and annual mail options listed for subscribers.
The East Oregonian argues tax burden hurts farmers and homeowners, urging a unanimous vote for Walter Pierce. It condemns anti-Pierce campaigns as demagogic, praises Pierce’s tax equalization plan, and calls for road improvements and action from the highway commission to boost rural economies.
The piece argues Senator McNary and Governor Olcott lack gratitude to Governor West, who elevated Olcott to secretary of state and McNary to Oregon Supreme Court. It notes frost and brown leaves, calling for substantial rain to wash them away, while hinting at broader moisture needs.
Dr H F Swartz, president of the Pacific Selvel of Ma ligion, states flappers are charming while criticizing divorce as a broader social issue. He asserts modern trends influence marriage laws and politics, urging caution about effects on teaching and society.
The Rend Chamber of Canmore denied A. W. Arjee's plea for indorsement of his plat for a railroad from Hened to Lakeview, citing unresolved issues and lack of consensus among stakeholders.
An unclear fragment notes Phentvetl and Central Oregon activities last week involving shipment interests in Stanfield and transport toward Idaho. Names and details are partly garbled.
A garbled passage mentions SIMS, Monde price ideas, German identity, and a new device altering behavior. It references Michigan football, college life, a divorce case, and a French woman in a travel tale. The text blends scattered comments on society, gender, and technology with obscure personal vignettes.
Mr Stover, a resident for six years, died following a supply run incident involving roushs, iay and freight engines. He left a wife and seven children. The event occurred near a watery area with references to water supplies and a stalwart effort by workers to reach him.
A fragmented report notes a large concrete structure project labeled as the Winchester site now facing alteration to anilor Constewetion terms. It mentions an estimated length and a cost of 125 dollars, but the details are unclear due to OCR errors.
After an investigation the Baker city commission exonerated Brame Littefield, a poet by trade, of all charges brought by fellow officers earlier. The ruling closes the internal dispute with no remaining accusations against Littefield.
A fragmented recap cites local names and happenings from a distant October issue including Sam Nicely of Pendleton and A.W Nye’s departure. Mentions of candidates, town visitors, and a railway accident are interwoven with garbled text and mis spellings.
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