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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription options for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier. Text misreads include prices and durations, with garbled phrases and stray letters. No clear event or person names, limiting concrete summary.
In a rustic verse by Frank L. Stanton the speaker Ole Crom warns of signs of trouble. The tale unfolds with humor and old time wit as he challenges listeners and prophesies looming misfortune.
A reader argues isolationism harms America urging United States join the League of Nations. The letter recalls 1914 to 1917 lessons, warns that without U S unity with the league Russia and Germany threaten peace, and contrasts Governor Cox and Senator Harding on the issue. The writer concludes the public must decide who supports joining.
The ballot proposal in Oregon to cap loan rates at five percent is branded absurd and dangerous. Critics warn lenders would move funds elsewhere, harming borrowers as money dries up locally. The column also notes Mexico’s improving governance under Villa and questions Poland’s future.
Mrs W Mr Slusher and family returned from Tees springs. Mr and Mrs T F Halley came back from their wedding trip east on G W T train. Johnn F Adama, wealthy Adame farmer, left Friday for Kansas City on business. Wes Matlock visited Fauyene relatives and returns from Chicago and California. One hundred bushels of wheat grown on Dave Taylors farm ground at Athena mill as a test of season quality. The crop was found good. harvests likely higher than prior years in the county as yields improve.
A brief note asserts that localities will be satisfactory in both quantity and quality. It emphasizes steady supplies and consistent standards across regions. Stakeholders seek balanced growth, reliable outputs, and durable results for communities.
Christiania Chamber of Commerce prepares a blacklist of German firms accused of breaking contracts with Norwegian merchants. The warning urges Norwegians to beware closing deals in Germany amid disputed contracts and unfavorable exchange rates. German chambers reportedly cooperating to pressure fulfillment of contracts.
Mr and Mrs A Morton announce the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter born recently at the Morton home on West Webb Street. The infant adds joy to the family with the new arrival recorded in a local birth notice.
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