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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1919
Page
4
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A reflective piece by Lawrence Hanh ponders the moment of parting and the final leap toward conquest. It asks whether one should linger to savor beauty and memory or rush forward into a consuming blaze of glory, urged by the "great companions' voices" and the pull of ultimate achievement.
Marshall Dana of the Portland Journal argues that Bolshevism failed due to basic Americanism among workers. He credits Mayor Hanson and federal troops for preserving order, noting most workers and unions remain loyal citizens. The piece warns against assuming labor as a class is disloyal.
The article argues radical leaders misled Seattle workers toward revolution rather than reform under stress. It asserts loyalty to American ideals runs deep when tested, calls for firm government response, and warns against weak policy that would invite Bolshevik influence. It emphasizes justice, fair dealing, and citizen rule by the people under the Constitution.
A proposal to grant building and loan associations access to Federal Reserve banks re discount privileges aims to ease home buying and ownership. Support cites justice and national welfare, arguing monthly payments reduce risk. Also notes William L. Finley on preserving Malheur Lake as a wild bird reserve, warning destruction would be irreparable.
A fragment argues against abolishing a bird reserve claiming it will use every inch of time and space. It stresses the reserve is essential and warns abolishing it would be a crime against nature.
A local man bought a small house through a building and loan arrangement and used monthly rent to pay the loan, with an extra 75 cents a month lifting the debt. The piece notes profit in local property and comments on Ole Hanson possibly drawing Pendleton votes if crossing the state line is allowed.
Notes from Athens Birch Creek and Pilot Rock include Mrs TL Selling visiting daughter J Levy in Athens Hattle Ashpaugh visiting parents IntAhona Lat duivermore traveling Birch Creek J K Sallog down Deoth ranch We Rev M We Flewant WO Nis residence Webb street Harrlegn bind Ste Fannin Walliety wed Fr day Even ing Snow four feet deep in the mountains and other local items Weather and travel remarks appear throughout the clipped issue.
A humorous collage from the Lauraville Courter Journal and Boston Transcript. It blends dialect gibes, a Scottish lad answering a train telephone, and snippets about legal mischief, fines for hunting without a license, and a pickpocket encounter.
A newspaper clipping reviews Theodore Roosevelt as a dynamic, multi talented figure admired for his work ethic and impact on American youth. It notes his public life from editorials to presidency, and cites his philosophy of action and accomplishment as celebrated in church discourse.
William L Finley, state biologist, appeals to East Oregonian readers to support Hoome Bill A76 and federal jurisdiction over Malheur Lake. He denounces draining schemes by Harney County promoters and urges defense of the migratory bird refuge as a national treasure akin to Crater Lake and Mt Hood.
In Portland a local drive urges planting poppies to honor American soldiers who died in battle. Organized by the Ladies of the Mucdings, three Portland branches support sowing seeds in vacant lots and parks this year. The plan seeks official approval at the next meeting. The hardy Oregon climate should foster blooms without cultivation, signaling remembrance with vivid poppy blossoms.
In a terse statement Mr Murton said he and another party sold the property to A A Pennes, identified as a former stockholder and officer of the Mair association.
Mettort, six foot guard, led the Armies with eight field goals for 16 points. He scored three baskets in the last two minutes to turn a tight game and defeat Washington State College 28 to 21. McCart starred for the Cougars with a brilliant showing, earning strong applause from the home crowd.
San Francisco report chronicles a 22 year old bride Axaloy Michitaris witnessing a Turkish massacre. She recalls bayonets, burning town hall, cremations, and the deaths of family members including a brother and sister as she seeks water and safety in the chaos.
A Newark woman recounts using a root and herb compound to recover from fatigue and nervousness, claiming she now feels well enough to work and credits the product with restoring normal health. The ad cites Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a famed remedy and mentions ongoing publication of this sector.
The Dal les Feb 10 The Southern Wasco County Fair Association at Tryzh Valley faces a court battle over ownership of a colt used in a race. The dispute pits the fair association against W A McAtee and A A Bonnes after an oral agreement allegedly formed for purchase of the outfit and horse.
A distressed narrative describes a boy named Mond and a sequence of violence and displacement. Victims include a mother found mutilated and Turkish soldiers in a canyon. Escapees travel through Siberia by train toward San Francisco amid peril and haunting memories.
Philadelphia effort promotes worker built homes under Emergency Fleet Corporation and Department of Labor guidance. Campaign highlights local housing projects and wartime housing improvement as population grows.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective for soothing coughs without harmful drugs. It notes mild laxative action from Chamberlains Tablets to prevent constipation and claims relief of bilious attacks with a light meal and two tablets.
Houses already put up are offered to force members at Hoe Idland in convenient districts of Ameab for approved construction with modern amenities. Prices start around 4000 dollars with 60 percent of the case price financed. The difference between the formal price and down payment will be bridged through building loans for purchaser convenience.
A patient describes a severe run-down condition, stating Vine improved health dramatically. The testimonial claims Vine contains beef and codiver peptides, iron, marmnese peoptonates, and other nutrients, promoting strength. Koopgpens Drug Store and Druggist advertise the product with money-back guarantees.
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