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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary OCR notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly newspapers, including terms by mail and carrier. Rates appear for daily one year and six months, three months, monthly options, and a Bureau line. The legible elements mention Portland Oregon and Washington, D. C. delivery and various price terms.
The article presents a fragmented verse excerpt about yesterday and memory with references to summer, birds, trees, and bees. Jupe McMilan Ardway is cited as the author or source within the rewon Journal.
An opportunity awaits the right man in Pendleton as demand for good apartment housing grows. Local capital is available but few know the business. A proven organizer with funds could spark a modern apartment project and meet long standing city needs. Bring on your main.
The editorial critiques Senator Lodge on world league ideas and U.S. role after the war, arguing for proactive peace leadership and a lawful league. It questions the Plumb railroad plan, warns against Russianist trends, and urges local attention to the highway commissioner post. The piece notes Umatilla and neighboring counties should act, and hints the Prince of Wales may seek a Pacific Northwest location.
Text discusses a national decision between private ownership of railroads and ownership under the Umb plan. It argues the Plumb plan is too extreme to likely succeed and suggests a slim chance of success, estimating around 2 percent.
An item notes Colonel N Berkeley in the city from Itta Washington and an absence of council meetings last night marking two regular meeting nights. The municipal data appears scattered. Small notes mention Pendleton prices and local visits by Mrs Rose Campbell, J J Bean’s mountain vacation, Ida Boyd visiting La Grande, and Mr and Mrs GC Jackson.
The excerpt cites Napoleon praising a middle aged woman’s health and criticizes wartime medical aims. It promotes a midlife health regimen led by Pinkhiary's Vegetable Compound claiming to remove “nervexenes” and headaches.
Inaccurate fragments suggest Vincent and Mise Jennie Brisbin journeying in a Grande Reande Valley area while a Bucharest reply signals intensified negotiations with Romania over Hungary policy. Allies press Romania to withdraw demands for surrender of materials, amid tension over alleged violations. Paris reports indicate debate on the League of Nations remains unconvincing to the public.
Des Moines reports a sudden walkout by streetcar and railway employees halting the local transportation system. Workers protested wage increases and missed pay provisions, leading to a citywide disruption as many residents walked to work.
Local sportsmen resent big stories as Pendleton and Umatilla County debates inviting the state to hunt grouse and pheasants. Officials question bird abundance while anglers and sportsmen welcome the eight day pheasant season and call for balanced access amid past restrictions.
A stubborn exchange between lawmakers and labor leaders outlines a push for a Washington conference. Fundamental industrial changes are seen as inevitable and a joint effort is urged to align representatives from capital and labor, aiming to reduce disruptions and improve production.
Wilmington reports a fruitless search off Hatin for the steamer Chiggerdon. Seminole and Varner return to duties as the steamer sinks after a perilous event. Crowds flee as the vessel founders east of Mattern and three of its crew are lost. Cordial enemies face a grim fate as Lore Cloner Thirleson seeks the high price of living. Some locals show a callous disregard for common safety.
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