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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
10
Professor M. A. Margruder of the Oregon Agricultural College urged creation of a 100 member single legislative house to assume executive and legislative duties, draw a salary of 5500, at a public library address in Salem on a February night, aiming to reduce corruption and unify costly governance.
A garbled OCR fragment references government actions and auctions at national, state, and county levels. It mentions Marg Fider and Se jiroteeae, with unclear context and outcome. Further readable text needed to clarify entities, dates, and places.
Washington Feb 6 Senator Hitchcock convened a Democratic caucus of Democratic senators for Saturday to discuss the treaty issue. The meeting was to be attended by "friends of the treaty" though Hitchcock declined to comment on Vincount Grey's letter or on a report that he had received a letter from President Wilson. He also avoided remarks on the Lowme reservation matter.
A historical note explains that income tax returns must itemize all compensation. It covers wages, salaries, overtime, bonuses, tips, life insurance paid by employers, and other earnings. It notes that certain benefits and damages are exempt and stresses thorough reporting of actual amounts earned and received.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for infant discomfort. It claims the product comforts upset stomachs, relieves fretfulness, and prevents constipation, urging parents to stock a bottle for daily use during hot months. It touts big sales and a nationwide position from a Washington Street address.
Tuam in County Galway acts to back Ulster blockade plans as northern and southern interests clash over economic pressure. Local merchants cut Belfast trade amid threats of broader store boycotts and potential ripple effects on Ulster commerce.
A London benefit matinee honors Charles Coborn the veteran entertainer famed for The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo. Stage folk and society attended the event to support Coborn in his venerable career.
Washington February 6 delegates from twenty Latin American republics attend the Pan American Financial Congress. Former Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Gov. Who Harding of the Federal Reserve Board lead the talks on credit stability and the future of the United States in world credit. Ministers from several nations join the sessions to discuss trade and finance links across North and South America.
Fragmentary lines show an old speaker noting Eve’s temptation and apples as the only forbidden fruit. The rhymed couplets suggest a playful, archaic tone reflecting local flavor and a vivid, if partial, reminiscence.
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