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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic notice referencing postal delivery, newspapers and rates. Mentions Pendieron Ogee Washington Street and various city names. Includes stray prices, terms like advance, monthly, weekly, and carrier details, but bulk content is garbled.
A garbled antiquated passage presents a dialogue or monologue about going to a fire, winter, and neighbors. It includes lines claiming someone named Jonny will face judgment, with a quoted aside about going to the fire and a speaker named Harold Meghlice.
The piece argues whites and Indians share concern over whether the agency boarding school should be abolished in favor of two day schools. It urges careful consideration of what is best for Indian children and notes the plan places Indian children in schools with white attendances. The editorial refrains from endorsing abolition until advised by authorities.
For sale and willing to take half the price in exchange for other property in Pendleton or Umatilla County. Prime corner site on the Dent side opposite the Courthouse and City Hall. Current owner will accept noncash swap if the exchanged property is valued around 20,000. Grnatl ie County opportunity for owners or investors to leverage city property in Portland Oregon. Contact M. J. Cionessy 415 Abington Ride Portland Oregon.
The text argues for local input on whether Native children should attend boarding schools or day schools with white children. It stresses supervision, comforts, and living options, and questions potential adverse effects on white children. It urges a fair test of sentiment from allottees to guide tribal funds distribution.
Round-Up grounds at Letie Stadium in Pendleton are praised for hosting major football events including the O A C Idaho game and potential clashes with Whitman and Pullman, promising regional benefit and publicity. Labor disputes urged to settle peacefully for patriotism while barley markets and wheat price guarantees stir agricultural outlooks amid war-time commentary and local infrastructure hopes.
Fragmentary article notes a reflection on events from 28 years prior in the Willattintte valley. The readable lines reference a Weather or wind condition and a large cache estimate of over 70,000 units. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Misa Wilanchard Scott, wife of the Viator State army chief, has been working for the pant abearontioth connection with motor certs. She will lead to Prince ty amlet in cut with the Red Cross.
The readable fragments show names like Havlik Cook Johnson Smith and Sepuiteday Brown Haerler with references to teams and scores such as Chicago Washington Philadelphia St. Louis and others. The text is highly garbled, offering no coherent event, date, venue, or outcome to summarize reliably.
A garbled OCR block references farm and ranch names near Pendleton, including Uke White ranch and John Vinson, plus individuals Cuthermin and Bias Lane from various counties. It also mentions an excursion train schedule to Cryude Riley, a mishap with a passenger, and a damaged street incident.
Realty transfers recorded include parcels in Penatetan and surrounding townships. Entries name receivers like John J Gray, Dan Polmyshe, and W.G. Cowper et ux, with sums such as 32000 and various lot descriptions in townships 4 and 5, ranges NW and NE, reflecting transfers and statutory notes.
The Portland Journal reports Will A. Moore’s appointment to Portland customs chief, amid ardent defense of Eastern Oregon’s wheat belt. Critics question qualifications citing regional ties to wheat lands and sagebrush plains, while supporters argue the era’s needs demand strong leadership and port stability through wheat and wool production.
Public health warning on infant constipation endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe non narcotic laxative. Advert suggests simple herbal combination, easy to take for children, and offers a free trial by writing Dr W B Caldwell at 456 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
French headquarters report Germany has about 6.8 million soldiers still in uniform from 14 million enrolled. The generals note mobilization broadened since 1914, with many reclassified and recalled as manpower stretched to sustain defense.
The federal shdersiders labor adjustment board will leave Washington next Wednesday and visit San Francisco Portland Seattle after Pacific Coast trip before tendering decisions in wage controversies. The text also contains garbled phrases describing a man turning on his shower bath and wearing slippers, likely OCR errors.
Atlantic City Sept 27. A chaotic dream tale recounts Lord Northcliffe urging a pull-together spirit at the American Hawkers Association convention. He declares the Hun must be rushed and hints at a united front between various German groups amid a troubled world food situation.
A Fulton woman Myra Nevise Priira credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female weakness. The letter asks other sufferers to consider the remedy and invites them to write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co.
Fragmented passage references Berndamin Strong governor of New York and a federal reserve bank figure asserting confidence in the American banking system amid wartime prosecutions. The text is garbled with names and phrases, offering no coherent events or dates to summarize.
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