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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
7
A fragment from a classifieds page shows subscription rates and mailing options for the Portland Oregonian Daily and Weekly editions. The text lists prices by period, including advance rates and carrier delivery, with references to bureau locations and Associated Press ownership.
A fragmentary poem note by Frank Is Stanton hints at trouble and shadows. It mentions blessings and a guiding light as darkness looms, urging resilience and hope. The text is garbled but centers on fear, endurance, and a blessing as a counter to trouble.
A two sided view on rents and tenant unrest in New York highlights landlord gouging and violent tenant actions. Reports claim 20 000 tenants joined agitators aiming for a May 1 strike with a motto hell for the landlords free houses for the tenants. A landlord describes costly damage from tenant retaliation including sabotaged dumbwaiters and ruined decorations. Another elderly landlady fears bankruptcy as organized tenants refuse to pay.
The article argues Democrats will rally around Woodrow Wilson's legacy, though not all may name a third term candidate. It notes Reed's Missouri fight, Johnson’s influence, and the World’s take on the convention showing pro League of Nations support. It highlights party unity as essential for the administration’s record.
In Rutte Atont April 19 the Interchurch World Movement plans to place student preachers with lumber crews in the Pacific Northwest for the summer. The program aims for fellow-worker relations and social service plus religious work, tested in No. 1 forest trial, using telephony to connect fire crews when roads fail.
Washington April 24 The Department of Commerce reports 1919 shipments from Buenos Aires to the United States valued at 81 790 000 a decrease of about 7 000 098 from 1673 The drop stems from a fall in wool exports from 109 159 000 to 55 822 000 while gains in other items especially hides and wine offset part of the loss
The estate of Colonel Samuel Parker once valued at about 6 million dollars shrank to around 20 thousand at his death in Honolulu. Papers filed for probate cite failed investments poor health and unusual generosity as the main causes of the depletion.
Washington dispatch reports Mac Melperny, tall beanpole figure and famed sleuth who bagged Pat Crowe, is now chief of detectives at the Capitol. The piece notes his reputation, gadgets, and history as a city detective in Butte Montana, highlighting his rise to a high policing role amid turbulent times.
A farming group asserts that nearly all abandoned farms will be reoccupied soon. They note that many farmers left families on the property and supported them by working off the farm.
Great Falls Mont April 29 Farmers who left this section because of last years drought are returning in large numbers according to real estate dealers who have had their property listed for aaie. Officials of the state department of
An old advertisement proclaims Catarrh as a local disease and promises a cure from Wall Catarrh Medicine taken internally. It emphasizes the medicine purifying blood and erasing disease on surfaces, with testimonials about tonics and teeth.
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