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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
5
The piece details subscriptions and distribution for an independent news paper published from Pendleton Oregon with multiple mailing options. It lists offices in Portland and Chicago and provides prices for daily and semi weekly editions, including by mail and by carrier. It notes post office registration and publication details.
Poem reflects gratitude for a steadfast friendship that comforts in hard times. It thanks a friend for thoughtfulness and small acts that sustain daily life. The speaker emphasizes safety, security, and lasting trust built through years of companionship.
An editorial urges the peace commission to accelerate work and praises Wilson for his informal, direct approach. It argues delays threaten the world, noting delegates face many complex questions and a strong hand is needed to drive the program through without diplomatic red tape.
A historical newspaper snippet touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt, effective cure for croup and coughs. It cites a Cochran Kentucky druggist endorsement and a testimonial praising its long term use in a family. The text also promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as curing stomach troubles and enabling normal eating.
The report notes extended talks on the peace treaty as negotiators face new hurdles. Key figures from opposing sides participate in regional discussions while international mediators urge a swift, durable accord. Proponents warn of rising tensions if delays continue.
Reports from across the nation indicate a general house shortage in five cities and towns. Causes include wartime building suspensions and ongoing marriages increasing demand. With soldiers returning, demand rises while supply remains constrained, delaying a full recovery in building programs and keeping costs high for some time.
A U S Labor Division study outlines highway improvement bonds totaling 765 million with 18 states planning large projects. States like Illinois and Kansas lead with 60 million each, while Texas 75 million and Oregon 10 million mark notable contributions. Combined federal and state aid adds about 550 million, pushing potential totals beyond a billion.
The piece urges Professor Breach’s director to leverage rare musical and organizational skill for a strong band and city prestige. It thanks the recent reelection of Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson, notes his unsavory war reputation, and attributes his victory to divided opposition and a strong German vote, urging the Commercial Club to operate on a business basis.
Prominent Krayter of the Electric light force reeled ten trout averaging twenty inches yesterday and plans more fishing. A Ladies Aid Society supper at M. E. Church raised funds for church motor purchases, drawing a large attendance and generous donations. A. D. Calp, brother of A. J. Calp, arrives from Carman Prairie, with snow still on the ground in early April.
A self-styled Bolshevik envoy, Thade Hopshevist, asserts he represents Russia’s Soviet government. Martens in New York forwarded credentials signed by Tehitcherin to Washington. The envoy says Trotsky and Lenin’s regime will deposit 200 million dollars in gold in Romania to open U.S. trade relations.
April 2 The German field marshal Mackensen had been kept behind barb wire by the allies. Guards have been removed from the castle housing him and the barb wire has been cleared.
A jumble of late classifieds lists want ads for rooms furnished and unfurnished, work by the hour, pasture land for sale, and a 20 acre ranch near Hermiston. Several misspellings appear. includes address fragments in Oregon and Washington. One line notes a middle aged woman seeking work in Washington with references.
Notice to contractors for remodeling the Penney estate including storefront and floor work. Proposals will be received at the office of J W Hatten Architect, in the Building. Proposals close Tuesday, April 5, 1910, with specifications available at the mentioned office.
Listings show numerous transfers and parcels in Pendleton and nearby townships with buyers such as A Weber M G Gould J Parkhurst and D W Chapman. Amounts range from $100 to $249,945 for described tracts in townships 1 north to 4 south and ranges 5 to 34 with lots, quarters and sections across multiple additions.
Fred Perguson reports from Pass that the League of Na Hene will play a key peace role as the full league Committee meets Thursday to receive the new covenant from the drafting committee. The 26 article redraft is improved in wording and includes amendments on the Monte Doctrine and racial equality. France's proposals for an international general staff may be on the agenda.
April 2 report from Weimar cites War Minister Noske denying Germany is mounting an offensive in the Balkans while addressing statements from General Laden dorff about not yielding to terms that diverge from President Wilson.
An advertisement claims Danderine stops dandruff and hair loss after application. It promises immediate, visible improvements with hair becoming moist, wavy, and luxuriant. The copy urges readers to buy Konalton's Danderine from drug stores or cosmetic counters, asserting trial bottles will double hair beauty.
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