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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
4
At Pendleton Oregon the post office lists second class mail rates for various periods and delivery methods. The listing shows daily, semi weekly, and carrier options including one year, six months, three months, and one month terms with associated charges.
A.M. De Spall and Maleeae were elected to office in the latest local vote. The terse outcome confirms their positions and marks a change in leadership for the community.
Paris report notes Woodrow Wilson, courting a public image of restraint, privately enjoys singing, socializing, and sports. Admiral Carey Graylon’s interview details Wilson’s cheerful, private persona, his love of golf, theater, and a loyal circle of college friends, with emphasis on his talent for singing and use of a personal typewriter for speeches.
A jumble of clipped jokes and quotes from various papers. Snatches include a Cape May cruise tale about a sailor, a Nelson relic, and remarks from London Tatler Birmingham and the Atlanta Chronicle. The piece weaves humor with street talk and historical nods without a single cohesive narrative.
A romantic, atmospheric reflection on the soul and human connection. The speaker contemplates life and death, pairing intimate eyesight with deep emotion. The verse evokes longing, unity, and the unseen mystery guiding relationships.
Pendleton lauds its strong Fourth Liberty Loan support yet claims unfair treatment in honor roll publicizing. The letter argues penalties for small towns despite higher per capita effort, noting Pendleton raised 1 million and contends larger towns with bigger populations receive praise. It calls for an explanation from authorities.
PERVERSE critics who fault President Wilson for overbearing Congress now urge his immediate return to resume control. Once back, they may claim he should have stayed abroad until the conference finished. The typical critic opposes whatever Wilson supports at any moment. HPsuntree and politics.
Paris reports Belgium delegates feel slighted that Brazil has equal representation at the peace conference table. The Boston Post praises Belgium for its wartime sacrifice, notes Serbia’s similar discontent, and comments on potential apartment demand in Pendleton. The former German crown prince is in a divorce case, remaining in the limelight.
A citizen's meeting elected Secob Frater J H Haley Byers WFP Matlock and HH Marston to act for property orders in future transactions. Damon Lodge K of I has work in the canke this evening. J M Reuters appointed recording agent for Umtfa county for Continental Insurance. The Alert How company M elected FW Steusloff as foreman to fill the vacancy from D M Prenvh's departure.
A garbled report from Melbourne cites a claim that Germany can pay an indemnity to the allies and mentions an Australian statistician. the text is fragmented and lacks clear attribution or dates. The item presents speculative figures and unclear sources, with no verifiable details.
Portland civic groups from 340 organizations meet to determine if the Rose Festival will be staged next June as a victory celebration or if the event will be canceled or altered. Decision hinges on community support and city plans.
A fragment from a barley cake recipe lists ingredients including molasses hot water cinnamon and cloves barley flour and a water‑to‑flour mixture. The wording is garbled and measurements appear mistyped but indicate a traditional baked good. The incomplete text preserves a domestic cooking instruction style from the period.
Trane members of the International peace conference warn that world temper will not bear secret diplomacy or support hidden decisions. They emphasize transparency and public engagement as essential to future actions and policy making.
Washington reports the secretary and Navy chief rejected designs submitted by the Artists’ Association for naval distinguished service medals or crosses. The department will collect new designs from officers and select a form for Navy decorations. The Artists protested against the Army style medals and the administration has not yet offered recommendations.
The estore ads suggest what you may buy next, shaping future purchases. Reading them provides hints on favored products, brands, and deals likely to catch your attention and influence timing and budgeting choices.
In a historic test at Washington, Major Kenly and Lieut Lucas conducted a two way radio telephone link between a desk phone in the War Department and an aviator in flight above Bolling Field. The demonstration showed land line to air communication for military use.
Fragmentary excerpt describes installation of a radio system at Boling Field and the air service radio branch noting apparatus and circuits. It suggests that with land Haw office a Washington talk with the aviator over San Francisco would be a detail.
A dubious health claim warns that cutting meat prevents kidney trouble and suggests taking Jad Bolin and a tonic called Wilor with meals. It touts benefits like reduced back pain and urinary relief but uses unclear instructions and unverified remedies.
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