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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
6
Fragmented readable text hints at a local matter with names and places obscured. Content appears to describe a community event or notice, but specifics are unreadable beyond general reference to people and locations.
The readable fragments show listed names and ages with scattered words, lacking coherent events or clear subjects. No verifiable person, organization, place, date, or outcome can be established from the text.
A reflective piece on faith requiring resilience beyond doubt. It speaks of trusting through disasters and enduring sorrow while seeking joy and a steadfast mind to confront hardships. The writing highlights perseverance, courage, and inner strength through adversity.
The piece argues that a strong naval buildup under recent administrations preserves U S power and deters Japan while criticizing Hughes for opportunistic attacks on Wilson on labor policy. It notes large tariff and trade figures, the August trade balance, and calls for timely rainfall to aid next year's crops.
Reports state millions upon millions of dollars have flowed into the country for months, fueling factory expansion and growth across multiple sectors. Investors and industry leaders note sustained demand, new plants, and job creation as a result of persistent capital inflows.
The article promotes a six day Pay Up Week from October 2 to 7 urging Americans to settle debts and bills to boost commerce and curb unpaid balances. It frames paying as a collective duty to circulate money and benefit workers, merchants, and the economy.
The August export total reached 510 million dollars, a new all time high for the United States and for any country, surpassing the prior record by 35 million dollars set in May.
A collection of town notices from Sept 30 includes visits by Joseph Higgins and Nellie Matlock, plans and travels of local residents, a Democrat pride anecdote about Mims, a railway passenger train incident, hogs troubling fences, and a storm report with a runway tram incident and a snowfall over Mantland.
The text announces a permanent organization of the Hughes Alliance with Dr Max Kern as chairman, Mrs. G. i La Dow as vice chair, William B. Lowell as secretary, and T. Bishop as treasurer. An event in Pendleton set for Hughes day features ex-Senator W. Falton of Portland speaking for the Republican candidate. Kern is to appoint delegates to a state alliance meeting in Portland where Charles W. Fairbanks will speak.
Pearl Palmer sues James Detiwr known as Bud Mars claiming he promised a flight and failed to take her up, seeking 40,000 damages for humiliation and embarrassment. The suit, filed in New York, cites the aviator as the first to be sued for not providing an air ride.
Sept 28 Baker Nebraska reports a continued shortage of freight cars harming Baker Lumber companies behind in orders. Mills run and store lumber that cannot be shipped while storage rooms fill. Grain dealers say they still have ample room for grain as weather delays persist.
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