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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from Pendleton area notes a past event with uncertain specifics. Readable bits mention a location and people, but names, dates, and actions are obscured, leaving the core incident unclear.
The passage presents garbled verses praising honor and glory for a prize and a hero who perseveres. It mentions a pale fellow and a godly or sublime thought, but the overall meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR text.
An American view argues that changes in the League of Nations covenant are desirable but questions remain about the feasibility of securing those exact amendments. The speaker emphasizes uncertainty over achieving the preferred modifications.
An old fashioned medical ad touts Californian Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from feverish, congested bowels and stomach woes, warns against counterfeit syrups, and urges buyers to demand the genuine California Fig Pack Company product.
The piece argues for a flexible league covenant over rigid rules, stressing that control should rest with capable leaders. It suggests the United States and allied nations guiding policies in times of stress, and notes joining if given influence, while warning of risks if not in the driver’s seat.
Arabian Prince Faisal advocates a self determination for 13 million Arabs and a revived caliphate between the Red Sea and India. The plan envisions U S trusteeship to guide modernization, railways, and power plants in Mecca Medina and Hedjaz. The Sultan’s role and Allied recognition remain debated.
Chicago jury awards Mrs. Reeves $25,000 after two city detectives invading her privacy during a burglary inquiry interrupted her bath. The officers, seeking Mrs. Reeves' husband, forced her to dress and leave, prompting the civil suit.
The piece argues for a revived Arab nation beneath Turkish ruins as a positive outgrowth of the war. It notes Prince Faisal appealing delegates to resuscitate Arab sovereignty and cautions over European spheres of interest. It also mentions Pendleton housing demand, veterans' praise for Wilson, and prohibition humor.
Lincoln school baseball team captured the pennant title for the year defeating Washington and Hawthorne. Team members include Purl Planting John Warren Jack Nuss Warner Hmbush Heauford Bybee Walford Holgnem Bennie Simonton captain Rowlin Morrison Thomas Simonton Claude Parks Forest Money to Come Here Umatilla County treasurer Grace A Gillian sends a new receipt for state forest reserve rental funds. County share from the fiscal year ending June 30 1918 allocates 76 percent to roads and 25 percent to...
A county plan allocates funds to schools based on the area of national forest reserves within the county. The apportionment aims to reflect land area and resource needs across districts.
With five days remaining to pay the first half of taxes Timacilla County residents rush to the courthouse. By today 256000 of 790610 had been collected while large payers like the railroads have yet to remit. Hermiston reports a housing shortage. Postmaster J H Young touring Pendleton notes delays in projects and new arrivals forced to share space. Some families move to second floor quarters while others return to Indiana.
County Assessor C. P. Strainwald says horses are valued lower this year than 191%. The drop reflects a decreased army demand and a softer market. Sheep valuations may also decrease as conditions soften.
An observed quote notes the sheep market is uncertain as the men involved do not know its current standing. The valuation fate remains to be fixed later, according to Mr Strain.
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