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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
8
Retail pitches emphasize value and quality woolens, stating products deliver intrinsic value without becoming excessive or wasting money on cheap clothes. The notice frames the balance as fair pricing that avoids overcharging while ensuring genuine materials and craftsmanship.
Hosiery for discriminating women described as embodying fundamentals of high fashion and modern style. The item is marketed as a new separate skirt concept, emphasizing exclusivity and tailored appeal.
An item details a bankruptcy like receivership involving George Geonakopuion Co and TVG Declaration of Intention for Murphy of New Brunswick. It notes delinquent totals of 825,472.54 and county tax collections of 22,472.57, with sheriff ledgers and January marriage counts, across Unatitia centety.
A clipped report notes duties of the county clerk extend through the month just ended while acknowledging interruptions since January 36. The record reflects ongoing responsibilities and gaps in activity without detailing specific actions or names.
Helix Mertont Pitesult and Fred than, with Helix merchant Jacdwy Brien, face collection actions totaling $198.18. The defendant was represented by Raley Maley Steaner and H J Warner in the matter.
Community members travel toward Walla Walla as part of a regional gathering. Some depart by car while others continue by trolley. Viktori Steelman from Ukiah attends the event in Pendleton as a notable participant in the American Livestock Association meeting.
Fragmented notes indicate earthquakes were recorded in Chicago on February 2, with irregular phrases about timing and severity. No clear details on casualties or exact locations are readable.
Nelson Hinckhall of 739 Hust Couch Street died after a short circuit sent a fatal electric shock while he bathed in his tub on a Sunday afternoon. Coroner Goetach said the bath plumbing and water were involved. Blackhall had recent service in the Journal pressroom and previous union activity. He is survived by his mother, five siblings, and a brother who died in the army.
Fragments from a hidden subterranean chamber near Coblenz reveal old German military ammo. American forces in Germany reported discovering shells and cartridges while inspecting a long neglected area, noting most items were no longer valuable for military use.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a vehicle or cover failing as water intrudes and blocks flow. Names and places are not readable, but the piece hints at a structural or flood related incident affecting a named area and person.
The French government has accepted Matthira as charge d affaires for Germany in Paris. Formerly a minister in the Evert cabinet, Kaufltieren, now a key figure in German diplomacy, takes a lead role in the easing of Franco German tensions and the first steps of reconciliation.
In Panama, school teachers staged a two day protest demanding fulfillment of a government promise regarding worker welfare. The demonstration highlighted strains in public education funding and raised questions about policy implementation and teacher grievances.
Berlin reports reveal a string of telegrams and editorials showing the Crown Prince expressing disapproval of government policy and war conduct. The Vorwärts notes indicate a pattern of communicating with officials and journalists, including Delbrück, and recounts exchanges involving Prussian and German press circles amid wartime pressures. The piece highlights ongoing political intrigue and the Crown Prince's perceived influence over wartime messaging.
Reported by wartime dispatches, Denikin forces evacuated Odessa as opposing forces secured the city. The capture follows a sequence of engagements with frontline units reported as reorganized under new command. Local observers note shifts in control affecting the broader front.
An unclear report notes actions by boards accusing a term miswritten as petitlosn while alleging disruption of League of Nations related discussions among high schools, amid tensions over governance and policy. The fragmentary text cites interference and disputed charges without detailing names or dates.
A New York resident faces a mysterious decline as a lone individual fears a hidden threat. Authorities probe possible hate crime ties while police seek leads and behavior patterns. The case highlights community tensions and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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