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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to mention Pendleton Oregon, postal service terms with second class mail and a security building in Washington. Reads like a damaged newsstand or notice header lacking clear events or identities.
The notice lists advance prices for daily and semi weekly editions by mail or carrier. Rates cover one year six months and three months options, with monthly and quarterly terms. Aimed at readers of the Dent newspaper, the data include by mail and by carrier options.
A reflective homage to travelers and neighbors who arrive briefly, share stories, and leave. The speaker muses on memory, gratitude, and the small help exchanged during fleeting encounters as life moves on.
Lloyd George’s address hints at Allied plans for Russia after the war. The aim is to prevent dangers from Russia while letting Russians determine their own salvation, with final judgement to come after peace terms and the League of Nations.
The city’s theatre filled for Godowsky with Harriet Young's booking and Maude Powell’s recital. Despite views Pendleton is not musical, lyceum events at the high school have enjoyed strong patronage except one poorly managed season, prompting a rethink of local cultural ambitions.
A vintage home care notice promotes at home dry cleaning for fabrics using Solvite soap and a dishpan or boiler. It claims savings and prevents fading shrinking or wrinkling, urging readers not to attempt dry cleaning without Solvite. The ad lists household items like water, fuel, and detergents as needed.
Readers urged Pendleton to invest in culture and education to attract families and establish a reputation as a premier inland hub. The piece notes fashion's influence on business trust, calls for Home Builders Loan support, and highlights community pride with returning veterans and widespread civic interest.
Twenty eight years back from April 17 1891 Pendleton news notes Van Bsholt back from North Powder Pendleton Holler Milla ships flour to China Susmex steamer to Hong Kong 5000 barrels. Huonchieras Baseball League to form next Sunday with Walla Walla Baker and La Grande to take part. Three lefties teams shown and eager to join. Adam Alber insane man removed from Spokane train engine claiming ownership and desire to ride it.
An old Chicago News fragment quips on practical wit and the past participle of spank. A case notes theft of a watch creates conflicting evidence at trial as the jury deliberates and the judge contemplates aiding in adjournment.
H M Waite rose from Dayton to command 8 city managers in Germany after war service as a colonel of engineers. He now oversees a score of German cities in the American zone and notes efficient governments and capable mayors who provide prompt data. He warns that the democratic spirit of our manager cities is missing.
A quirky reminiscence on spring and fashion stretching into awkward public moments. The narrator muses on transparent awnings, telepathic headwear, and the social pressure of appearances while describing uneasy sensations and the pull of urban life under bright seasonal influence.
Prof. Martin Jones, now running dancing classes in Liberty Hall, will present exhibition dances after regular sessions on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. He reports satisfactory enrollment and expects lively showcases once his classes have been in operation for a time.
General Emiliano Zapata, rebel leader in southern Mexico, is reported killed by government troops. An official war department bulletin confirmed the demise near Morelos after troops under General Gonzales and Colonel Guajardo captured his body. Zapata’s forces had long resisted the government, with Zapata’s leadership shaping decades of revolt since 1900.
Lost near Pendleton a two year old red Shorthorn heifer branded circle cross on right rib with small crop off left ear. Reward. Libale Fisher Albee Oregon.
An April 17 report notes an autograph photograph of President Wilson was added to Premier Lloyd George’s collection of heads of state portraits. The photo arrived from Puebla where Lloyd George received it in good condition.
A damaged communique reports an April 12 clash near Dalester from Mobile to Kanmeote, claiming Soviet forces cleared a front and that foeelane are retreating into Hessarabia as Holstevike asserts victory amid ongoing battles in Messia.
Roseburg announces the annual Strawberry Carnival on May 23 24 with the Chamber of Commerce and the Umpqua port men's club organizing a two day event. A sportsmen gathering and a tournament are planned as features in Roseburg’s strawberry celebration.
The report notes berries of the season and the first owl rake from 9200 to 2200 dollars yearly, with a blater and better celebrations planned. Details on dates and organizers are unclear, but the aim is to mark an improved harvest and festivities.
An explosion struck the United States submarine chaser Nooon injuring six men and nearly wrecking the vessel. The incident occurred on April 16 as the patrol craft was underway. Local authorities opened a preliminary inquiry and naval engineers assessed the damage to the hull and propulsion systems.
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