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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1918
Page
7
Obscure ad lists various items for sale and contact cues. Mentions locations in Oregon and Washington state, a price of 960, and a phone contact. Contains scattered names and garbled phrases, suggesting a classifieds notice with selling notes and partial addresses.
Classified farming land sale offering 40 acres in Adams County Washington with rich balance of soil, near markets and roads. Includes all tools and equipment, clean title, and flowing water rights. Asking price 36 dollars per acre. mature listings and contact on request.
Fuzzy OCR text suggests a local news notice about fouls and take the picture of the bye. It mentions evils and ty oling at Une officer and paylag for av.
A 19 year old boy plans to work for pennies and board. He will head to the proper place for repairs. A car towed from a parking area on Ratenday afternoon is listed as 298100 with motor ST2T14. A recovery offer is made for return or information in Pendleton Oregon.
WARTINGTON September notes only a few details cleared. summary outlines a hearing on the Hughes-Crosery report and its implications for presidential proceedings. The record mentions committees, official circles, and potential impact on the executive branch without fully detailing conclusions.
In Wateren, Berlin, tensions rise as officials plan responses to a major railway disruption. Citizens fear delays, while transport authorities seek rapid fixes and safety reassurances for the beleaguered line. Local groups urge coordination and clear public notices.
Report from a tense gathering in York details a controversial trial relating to Kaiser Dog and captors. Amid crowd unrest and government scrutiny, discussions focus on accountability, the Lea...
A disrupted report claims a sacred Koran was stolen from a Russian library in Petrograd. The incident aroused religious tension as worshippers confronted police and officials while authorities investigate motives and possible collectors.
Reported discussions hint Bulgars may lay down arms if an armistice is reached. The wire cuts through chaotic, multilingual text listing names, places, and names suggesting negotiations and postwar plans involving Bulgaria, allies, and Turkey, amid scattered political notes.
Fragmentary text warns that meat may injure kidneys and calls for caution. It references health concerns, diet, and potential risks to children, mentioning diets, beverages, and possible remedies. The readable portions suggest a public health angle urging moderation and awareness.
Fragmentary note discusses water costs and tides with figures in feet and metres. Mentions a decision process and divers associated with the paper’s claim. Appears as a rough OCR fragment from a local notice or financial item without clear names or dates.
A cluttered OCR of classified want ads seeking general labor Waimea ranch help and various trades. It also lists a missing person reward, contact details, and scattered addresses, with multiple misspellings and garbled names.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Pendleton leaving for Athens and another movement involving Adaine and Pubodyefen. Mentions a 4.00 time, links to Proeest tatives CATH, and references to local figures like Pepe He Linkwem. Details are unclear.
The notice outlines an ordinance allowing a company to locate erect and operate facilities for the storage and distribution of petroleum and related merchandise in Pendleton. It specifies the franchise term and protections, and notes the mayor’s approval and public vote date and location for the election at Pendleton.
A fragmentary note describes using sage tea as a hair darkener. The text includes garbled phrases, naming no clear individuals or organizations, and hints at experiments or personal remedies without coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a kidnapping case and a surrounding spree scenario. Names and key nouns are garbled. readable elements include references to a founderment, Heine, Banteag, Aluba, and Ry hate Leg Kidnapped. The exact facts and entities are unclear due to corrupted source text.
Fragmented OCR preserves names and places but garbled sentences about power, committees, and dates. Readers see references to WA Powr HONS CPN, Stalin, committees, and a Monday session, with evident decoding errors and broken phrases. The article remains incomprehensible for reliable factual extraction.
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