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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
7
Public notice lists publication frequencies daily and semi weekly with rates for mail and carrier delivery. It includes advance yearly and monthly prices, regional availability, and multiple city distribution details, with mentions of offices and bureaus in Washington and Portland.
A fragmentary poem image depicts a humble smoke-brown tepee where an ox-like figure rests near the pipe and ceremonial block. The rite items include sweet-grass, coal, fringed medicine bundles, robes, beadwork, and moccasins, all framed by ash and silent print.
A reflective piece argues civilization is rapidly vanishing, with greed, conquest, and distrust rising worldwide. It notes nations form secret pacts while self determination sparks tensions, and asserts the United States, as defender and League of Nations ally, must be the Senate’s instrument to protect peace.
The predicted total output for the U S motor industry this year includes about 20 million passenger cars, 400000 trucks and a similar number of motorcycles. The projection reflects twenty years of automotive growth and industry scale.
The passage notes the car output per population lags behind today's air age, with one car for 50 people nationwide and seven per county in Umatilla, seven times the current year’s average. Despite high motor vehicle production, 100000 autos are still demanded. In two decades the industry has become the third largest in the country.
Department of Commerce figures show June food exports at 40 percent of total shipments, worth 898 million dollars. Wheat and flour drew large rail, rye and barley volumes also sent abroad, while meats dairy products topped 174 million dollars. Raw materials and other food products followed, highlighting a contrast to domestic shortages.
The September Sunset argues the treaty binds the U S to intervene in European affairs only with public approval. It warns that forcing millions into new state jurisdictions risks creating Alsace Lorraine like minorities. If minorities gain safeguards, harmony may follow. if a dominant race denationalizes them, new conflicts loom.
An historic anecdote portrays Otto von Bismarck boasting of consuming thousands of bottles of champagne and cigars during his postings in St. Petersburg and other duties. He criticizes beer as a dulling drink, claiming it makes men lazy and unproductive.
Of all the tires that are made, why do you suppose we prefer to sell United States Tires. They are made by the biggest rubber company in the world with vast facilities and exclusive methods. They test thoroughly and offer a tire for every need, making it a smart business to buy them.
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