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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
9
A fragmented wire of local notices and brief items from Pendat and Imperial, with partial credits to the Associated Press. The unreadable OCR hints at period journalism, city listings, and concise notices, lacking clear events or names.
Rates listed for Dally and Weekly editions by mail and carrier across multiple options. Specific figures include one year by mail, three months by mail, six months by mail, and four months by mail, plus weekly and semi weekly terms. Prices show variability by delivery method and duration.
Poetic fragment by Frankie Stanton signals a seasonal shift as Sunshine dispels Winter. The piece imagines nature waking, gardens blooming, and the world’s heart singing in streets and fields while Winter retreats and an outbound train signals moving on.
The piece argues excessive anti price moves raise costs and urges natural market relief. It cites overalls price spikes in the south from 2 to 6 dollars, critiques profiteering landlords, and calls for more building and individual economy to ease shortages and costs. It compares economic pressure to a horse tied with a rope, urging restraint and patience.
A live police man needed overn or Lowden closes Illinois primary bid urging Hague world court reform. He argues for a League of Nations with real power, noting the 1914 Hague Tribunal's limits. He says Lodge reservations would make the league nearly powerless, a view echoed by overseas families and supporters seeking safety beyond the dummy policeman.
A column critiques Nevada lax divorce rules highlighted by Mary Pickford’s Reno case. It questions residency, identity visibility, and state policy while noting other public figures and a local rider Lee Caldwell buying a wheat ranch. It ends with a jab at Ohio youths and Western football contests.
Multiple dated deeds show James Kirk to Wesley Grover and Anna Blean to Louis Dern for various parcels. Transactions include lots, blocks, and fractional interests across towns, with price specifics and dates scattered. Names like Kee, Peachoten, Port M, and Preston appear amid extensive property transfers and encumbrance notes.
The excerpt lists multiple land transfer entries and lot specifications including parcels in Pilot Rock and Bend. Names such as Frank Robison, J T Durbin, Milton, John M Wilton, Lemuel, Stanfford, Pendleton, Taylor, Jefe A Watte, Arthur Ghormley appear with prices like 7.50 1000 500. The fragment covers blocks and lots in Wrights Add, Original Town, Colon Add, and other local subdivisions with associated buyers and sellers.
Wealthy Countess Catania moved from Windsor Forest Eneland to Vancouver to be near her daughter Hon Myra Catania. The pair fled war turmoil and settled on the Pacific coast, seeking safety and a new home after World War II era events. The tale blends aristocratic lineage with transatlantic relocation amid familial bonds and societal expectations.
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