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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1919

Page

7

Pendleton Publishing Details and Office Addresses

The notice lists publication details for the East Oregonian Publishing Co of Pendleton Oregon. It notes daily and semi weekly issues, postal registration, multiple sale locations, and bureaus in Portland Chicago Washington D C with office addresses including 200 Security Building and 301 Fourteenth Street NW.

Pendieton Oregon The East Oregonian Publishing CO Portland Chicago Warhhington D.C Fourteenth Sires N. W

Victory loan advertisment and war bond exhortation

An old wartime subscription notice lists various rates for daily and weekly mail and carrier issues, then shifts to a booster pitch urging purchase of Victory bonds. It condemns the “white man's burden” and notes vigilance, unity, and honoring those who died, with references to bonds being recorded and a national house shortage.

Mothers of France Keep Green With Love Poem

Poem by I. W. McGee recalling mothers of France guarding the fallen. Images of autumn leaves, Lorraine, winter snow, and Christmas bells contrast with graves and prayers. The piece envisions spring victory, sunlit graves, and the enduring care of mothers of France for the dead.

Pycaridy France Lorraine Mothers of I. W. McGee

Fiume City and Its Ownership in Peace Talks

Fiume, a 50 000 population city on the Austrian border with Adriatic access, has history under Austria since 1471 and was not Italian. Premier Orlando seeks Fiume under a 1915 secret pact, but the pact of London does not mention Fiume, challenging Italy’s claim and raising objections.

Austria-Hungary Adriatic Austria Fiume Italy Britannica Hungary Orlando

Fiume by Italy debate backed by Wilson and allies

President Wilson argues the 14 points nullify secret treaties and oppose handing Fiume to Italy or denying Jugoslavs access to the port. The map supports his claim that Fiume is not truly Italian and justice requires restraint amid Allied support. The piece urges similar restraint from Italians and prospects for lasting peace.

Fiume Italy Wilson Jugoslavs

Radical views on Bolshevism from Berne conference

Three radicals Gavrovski Kautsky and Henderson condemn Bolshevism as oppression and violence. They argue Moscow methods mirror tsarist repression and that Bolshevik rule destroys production and democracy. The piece notes Henderson stresses democracy as foundation. The report recalls Allied soldiers near Paris a year earlier and public fear of German advance.

Russia Berne Gavrovski Henderson

Presbyterian ladies plan reception arrangements in 1881

The Daily Fast Oregonian notes that 28 years ago the Presbyterian church ladies would gather at John Vert’s home on a Saturday to organize a reception for the pastor. Arthur G Evans and others were present at Coeur d Alene, traveling from Southern Oregon with Mr. and Mrs. Mime. Mrs. Hen Hagen recovers after two weeks under Dr N G Blalock in Walla Walla and expects to return home soon.

Oregonian The Presbyterian Church John Vert Hey Arthur G. Evans Coeur d’ Alene Oo. Po Mims Southern Oregon W. FP. Matlock Hen Hagen N. G. Blalock Walla Walla

The Funny Bone Cartoon From Dublin News

A fragmented humor piece features a mother and daughter discussing letters from war and a priest’s reaction. The dialogue touches on news from the Holy Land, subtle romantic hints, and a classroom style quip about “tranparent mens” with a plain voice commenter.

Cowhikie Pie Word to Many a Secret Organization

A fragmentary note appears to reference Cowhikie Pie in connection with a secret organization, suggesting rumors or coded language without clear details or verifiable names or actions.

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Dr Carter’s K and B Tea Real Springtime Tonic

Dr Carter’s K and B Tea Real Springtime Tonic and Blood Purifier promotes spring cleansing. It claims to regulate the stomach liver and bowels gently and is advertised as suitable for children with daily use over two weeks.

DR. Garter's Drijeau

Rhode Island red cocks for hatching and wants

Classified notices describe Rhode Island Red cocks for hatching at $250 per settee with contact details, requests for home-made items, an Edinon cylinder phonograph and records, a lost fox terrier found reward, sewing lessons, help for an elderly lady seeking housing in Mendleton, a large grain and stock ranch for sale in Lewiston country with 2400 acres and 600 cultivated, and land terms by F R H. Wallace & Company.

Lewiston H. Wallace & Company

Pendleton Seer Sewer Construction Bid Notice

Notice is given that bids will be received at the City Recorder's office in Pendleton Oregon until 5 oclock p m on May 7 1918 for furnishing all labor and materials for sewer construction on Maine Street from Railroad Street to Bluff Street Bluff Street from Main Street to High Street and June Street from Bluff Street to High Street according to plans by F P Hayes. Each bid must include a certified check of 1000 payable to the mayor. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Pendleton Oregon April 24 1918 Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder.

City Recorder Pendleton Oregon F. M Pnt Hom Os & Dewer Maine Street Railroad Street Blutt Street Bluff Street Marte Street Thine Street June Street Bloft Street High Street Wuld Sower F. PB. Hayes City of Oreson Thos Pitz Gemald City Meedrder

Woman jailed for refusing to leave bed in Birmingham

Mrs Mary Ann Toon received a three year sentence after refusing to leave her bed for medical reasons. She was arrested when her husband reportedly disposed of a bucket of water on sanitary officials during a request to evacuate the bed. No evidence showed what actions prompted the ordeal.

Birmingham Eng Mary Ann Toon

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