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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
6
Social and club items from Hawes reflect a busy sequence of events. Notables include the Hawes ithome Federation meeting with speakers from Hawes High and community groups, a Petticoat party with prize scores, and a wedding solemnized for Mrs. Deni Reeneer.
The text outlines trial testimony and juror panels concerning a shooting death, naming several defendants and witnesses. It notes appearances by Coroner JT Brown and attorney figures, plus accounts of statements before and after the shooting. The fragment references the deceased and surviving relatives, with various names and affiliations tied to the case.
Unclear report outlines members of a newly formed group seeking action on a highway project. Meetings with local officials and a potential appeal to the federal highway commission in Washington are noted. The text references the Portland meeting, debates over state and federal funding, and opposition from Ida Mie Smith and others.
A fragmentary school report lists teachers and departments including History Geography Language and Reading. Names such as J. Lantiens, Joya Hansen, Katherine Arbuthnot, and Eva Bowen appear alongside classroom topics, administrative roles, and curricular items.
Fragmented OCR text shows political discussion about state vocation and farm interest groups. Mentions DanNETHOR, Pryce, SeoCo, Lingels, and a debate over removal of a license for farmers. The report is unclear but centers on farming policy and party sentiment.
Local item reports Chas Mdevitt losing his barn to fire amid a sequence of unclear notes. Partial phrases recount a trip to Pilot Mock Bun and a journey toward Freewater with mentions of land and apples. The fragment ends noting the discovery of a blaze and the misfortune.
Fragmented OCR text records a sequence of names and places including Weloek Ta ie neering, Tephone Thwaa, Hnanie Bie, Metesiit ta Dinding, Mult aw Tew RON, Lin, OTA Seals on Ther Cpe lint Sunday. Mentions trips to Leip to Peibet denis Waletrey and a motorized journey to Penittetan, with various invalid word fragments.
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