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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented text lists various time units and delivery by mail or Bates. Several garbled phrases reference weekly and semi weekly schedules, months, and possible enclosures. No coherent event or names can be confirmed from the readable segments.
Fragmentary verse recalls springtime optimism and carefree imagery. The speaker brushes off clouds and gloom, savoring light and life. Despite rough phrasing, the tone aims for playful celebration of brighter days.
The piece notes Hiram Johnson gains momentum in New Jersey where the state was once viewed as solidly in Wood’s column. It argues Johnson is more than a presidential candidate, becoming a GOP problem as anti administration forces and lodge allies helped sink the peace treaty, with Johnson's progress framed as the chickens coming home to roost on the fence-sitters of party rivals.
The Pendleton playground survey aims to study local needs with broad input from concerned organizations. The Commercial Association will fund the survey to avoid tax burdens, recognizing environment and supervised play as vital for a progressive town. Pendleton seeks good authority to guide a careful start toward improved facilities and future growth.
The state faces two education millage proposals on the primary ballot. One funds higher education with 1.26 mills, named Higher Educational Tax Act, ballot No. 310. The other finances elementary schools with two mills, called State Elementary School Fund Tax, ballot No. 214. Voters are urged to approve both to keep Oregon’s schools strong.
From the East Oregonian April 27 28 years ago Agent Crawford returns from Be horn on business. A force of railroad carpenters is at work on the Union Pacific renovations. I Sebiey and FW Kemper left for mountain cabins on the north fork of Meacham to spend two days at Chuling.
A brief note indicates Mexico may be asked to join an international effort to safeguard migratory birds. Details on the proposal or participating bodies are not fully clear from the fragment. The snippet also contains garbled phrases about aviation and India, with no coherent connection to the main topic.
An old style advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for lasting comfort. It claims the powder reduces odor and perspiration, making feet feel steadier and the wearer more comfortable all day. The copy targets ladies and suggests using smaller shoe sizes for a snug fit.
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