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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
5
An Oregon newspaper prints a Grace F. WalI poem about spring scenes in pine forests and white lilac valleys. The verses evoke pine fringes, rippling brooks, and humming birds as nature calls and birds sing in a tranquil landscape.
A community appeal supports an own your own home drive in cooperation with the United States Department of Labor. Four reasons cited: employment for veterans, improved local business and construction, stabilizing home ownership to counter radicals, and making the city a more attractive place to live by promoting homes for every family.
Despatches from Paris remain silent on the plan to bring the former German emperor to trial and give no hint of the exact charges alleged against him.
A severe gale of seventy miles per hour disrupts a northeast storm that affected St. John and a new compact night. The rough sea and high winds hindered the start of a transatlantic voyage, creating delays and uncertain prospects for the voyage schedule.
The sermon rails at social injustice and corporate greed, urging church leaders to model public virtue. It traces labor’s rise, capitalism’s power, and the need for moral leadership to transform industry, government, and everyday conduct into Christian service.
An April 14 1891 item recalls Mrs Woo M Blakelyom visiting her daughter Mrs J Lengure in the city Sentile ward. A horse named Frank Hatra died from a bleeding wound after attempts to stop the flow. W Mayn resigned from a South Pendleton district stable position. Mays believes the job has caused more trouble than pay. James Miley and James Sullivan were arrested by police for selling se quEl to Tridians and were held by Commissioner Trean. JS MM Heathn Co sold another acre tract in Hazel addition. Purchaser listed as J KE Len man. Wilee Coyle visited from Milton. Weisett wounded recently remains
A miscued humor piece recounts a department store misrecognition in which a young woman mistakes an elderly man as a relative, with a narrator remarking on a cook’s death, and a tale of gambling temptations during travel. The fragment blends jokes with a noted obituary hint and a kitchen scene.
A Camp Kearney scene shows a private joking after an officer complains of not receiving butter. The private points to the boot bootprint on his boot and quips that half a ration is “exactly half, sir.” The kitchen farce continues as author describes a domestic dinner mischief with a new parlor maid.
Too late to classify want ads list items for sale including a lawn mower and child’s tricycle. Also a dancing school schedule, oak dining set, and a wanted four room furnished apartment. A bereavement thanks message from the Girton family accompanies notices.
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