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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
7
Publication lists various mail rates and options for publication by Daily News, detailing prices for daily, semi weekly, and carrier delivery for one month to one year. It references Pendleton and Washington DC areas, with multiple subscription terms and delivery methods.
A scattered poem fragment praises resilience and joy as music lingers in the heart. The speaker notes a cheerful mood and the soul growing glad, with a sunny, uplifting tone despite garbled wording and missing context.
The passage portrays President Wilson as using his influence to keep the peace conference on the path of justice amid victorious powers pushing their own war aims. It highlights the need for a man of courage to prevent overreaching and ensure fair terms guiding the postwar settlement.
Government owns 18,121,878 hectares of Finland with 12,931,496 hectares as national forest. Value estimated at 3,000,000 marks and rising due to modern forestry methods. Care of these national forests emphasized.
The article notes forests under Forestry Division with eight districts and 81 commissariat staff, 800 trained rangers, a dedicated training school, and annual accounting of timber. It cites 222 million commercial trees, 1910 receipts of 13.2 million marks with 3.9 million marks in maintenance costs, yielding net 300,000 marks. It also mentions Canada’s 25 million dollar housing loan fund, Oregon trout stream concerns, federal juries and a Michigan prohibition referendum.
From the Daily in April 9 1891 Mrs Gus Stangier visited relatives in Loudon. Minnie Leonard engaged to teach a three month term at school. A beer morase Rouse will soon be Hulk Pendietan for the agency. Anheuser Busch Brewing plans for tie builds Ingate in the hands of Wempe and Stangier. Bishop Morrin arrived from Portland and was welcomed at Mrs R GaTherapsop’s reception.
The piece laments garish panels and roadway glare from new color schemes, railing against evolving aesthetics and potential harm to vision. It questions responsible parties amid social tensions, consumer trends, and alleged propaganda influencing public taste and policy.
A collage of quotes and odd snippets from several papers runs through a humorous reflection on academia, art realism, and theatre. The item blends witty exchanges about scholarship, performance, and the price of creative work with scattered notices and land descriptions from local columns.
A transcribed parcel list shows deeds and transfers in Pendleton including Lot 2 Block 3 and Lot 11 13 in various additions. Names include Tweedy and Hyatt with amounts cited such as 5509 and 209. The notes reference sections and boundaries and refer to adjoining parcels and owners.
A fragmented note describes a fashionable helmet style gaining popularity among men and women, noting its snug fit and feminine appeal. The text mentions popularity growth and contrasts the new model with existing designs.
COBLENZ April reports that Germans refuse to work voluntarily at Tira Army depots near Berndorf. American authorities requisitioned 300 hibovers at pay of five marks daily. General Dickman warns civilians employed under American supervision not to strike or join strikes, saying violations will be punished by American military tribunals.
The April government protests army officers demonstration for General Ludendorff in Berlin. It claims the event lets opponents push the view that Germany under Kainer’s regime is unstable. If Ludendorff seeks a hearing, the government says it would grant an impartial panel to hear his case.
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