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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
5
Suggestions to the city council urge obtaining the fire marshal's written report and the underwriting view on suggested fire safety improvements. The aim is to align fire hazard reduction with insurance expectations and rates, ensuring no slackness goes unrewarded and easing council action.
The piece notes General Wood’s candidacy in South Dakota where $50,000 yielded 10 delegates, a rate of $5,000 per delegate. It cites Mayor Maughan and estimates Wood would need at least 500 backers to secure a nomination. To build such votes, the author suggests $2,500,000 would be required, arguing the cost to elevate a major general to a presidential aspirant.
A Pendleton newcomer Mr. J. C. Nash urges the Natatorium heating by electricity. The East Oregonian notes many newcomers in town are eager to be heard and proposes using daytime electrical current to warm the swimming water if a low rate can be secured.
The piece argues a US-led League of Nations would deter aggression, with article 10 of Versailles ensuring mutual defense. It decries the Senate’s rejection of the treaty and warns that without US global leadership there will be renewed trouble as Germany and France edge toward conflict.
The item notes Mark Patton amid alack bist and Weeley Matlock’s return from an Eastern Washington trip. Jacob Fraser elected president at the Galena mining and milling stockholders meeting with officers J A Mewerd and Lathrop. directors Patternon Coleeworthy Fotern. Omar Meachem and cower With over three feet of mw. Mr and Mrs Porter of Wella Walle visiting Geireon Joe HM. Marke the prey. The Indien of the-Wreebsteriah will host a Community Hop on Wednesday.
In the Gurdane vicinity several flocks have started lambing as a strong wind and harsh weather affect activity. Susan Corley West visited Mitton with relatives, while Tony Montgomery and Vern Caten planned to harvest wheat last week. Frank Chapman and family traveled to Deneton for Easter. Johns Lightfoot and family spent Easter with Will Chapman and Jaratty, as did Joe Kopp and family in the area.
A historical advertisement notes importers and wholesalers for medicinal herbs and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a superior senna product. It argues cheap senna leaves irritate, asserts the syrup’s medical value, mentions mass retail sales, and offers a free pamphlet by sending name and address to Dr. W. Caldwell.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe multiple people visiting locations in California Pitot Rock Vern Cates and Maine statehood notions. The text is garbled with dates and names, making a coherent event summary difficult.
Frank Gillan and his son Franch undertook a development trip to Ukiah last week. The effort aimed to boost local youth and community projects, with emphasis on athletic and cultural programs, underlining the town’s commitment to wholesome recreation and moral guidance for young men and women across creeds.
A Pendleton reader urges the city to build an all year swimming natatorium to benefit youths and elders alike. The writer praises the editor's stance and cites the value of a local facility akin to others on the coast, stressing a dedicated, well managed site.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, it is a constitutional condition. The medicine cures catarrh taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Ball’s Catarrh Medicine is composed of tonics and blood purifiers. The perfect combination of ingredients yields powerful results in catarrhal conditions. Druggists' testimonials free. F. J. Cheney, Props. Toledo, O.
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