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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
7
An uncertain clipping reports a sale listing and mentions the Imperial Hotel News Stand with Chicago and Washington bureaus. It references the Associated Press attribution and republication rights, noting local news published here.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various mail delivery options and durations. Entries mention daily options by mail or carrier, weekly and semi weekly frequencies, and multi month terms. Specific readings are unclear, but reflect inconsistent postal service terms.
A rough poem fragment features a narrator warning about deceit and greed in a playful mocking tone. It references a hover bee, a Mister Lockingbird, and shady deals, hinting at a satirical take on life today and economic pretense.
Washington estimates the switchmen strike costs railroads 35,000,000 daily, but the public bears the burden under the transportation act guaranteeing railroads a 5.5 percent return. The loss spills to consumers and other industries, hitting the poorest hardest while acknowledging grievances of workers. The piece warns of universal strike consequences and production cuts to compensate.
The Senate refusal to ratify the peace treaty keeps the League of Nations weak and Germany slow to disarm. Allies meet at San Remo to discuss disarmament strategies, blaming Lodgeism for Europe’s renewed tensions and predicting future conflicts as war-weariness fades.
On October 1 1918 about 101785 women worked in railroad service in the United States. A Pauline Goldmark report notes 2989 staff in responsible roles with 1528 women, covering freight claims freight auditor local freight car accountant and disbursements auditor.
28 years ago from the Daily East Oregonian, April 26, 2482, Thomsen and Barnhart will begin hearing on Monday. The text also references the Mies Moree entertaining Sine tAilian Prostetet of Westin, and mentions a mix of unrelated notes about a world’s fair, a captured eel, and plans to attend the worlds fair.
The Belgian Olympic committee refused the request of the American committee to enter two crews in each of the Antwerp rowing events next summer. A Breverle dispatch notes the Belgian waterway authorities will not close the Bolzinen canal to traffic for more than the original ten days.
A Jones family reunion took place in Freewater with members from Milton Keatingtegen Gurdane Valley Falls and other towns. Attendees included De G Jones and spouse De G Jones daughter and son in law, and many relatives. The two fathers had not met for 40 years, though one brother attended from Mctouth Han and an editor Mrs E B Man.
frost and rain sweep through Gurdane area during a harsh week as farmers report crops delayed. locals including Corley, Pendinten, Pit foek, and Hazel tly return from visits while families deal with ongoing cold and travel disruptions.
United Press report on the Adams Ladies' Club regular meeting at the home of Meta Jack Myboy. Attendees included Mim Ella Rowling and Mrs Prank Krol among others. refreshments of tom offen and coke were served. Long social commentary notes Welcoming residents of Cmeula county and local leaders in Gol workim around Addingood Wallan Walla.
Saturday evening gathering invites Harte and infant, Perroneter joins honored guests. Mr Bells and Rathrock related to Frank Darnott of Pilot Rock, a resident of Adame, to be celebrated by friends. Clyde Rands aids Sho We sit up, E4 Wallan visits Adama, Warren Construction crew on state highway. Lievallen couple hosted by Ota Lievallen family.
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