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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
4
The article advocates a self help plan to build and own homes for traveling salesmen mechanics and other workers to increase housing supply. It argues the city’s growth depends on better living accommodations, enabling local industries to recruit staff. It stresses cooperation and the town's bright future.
A fragmented lyrical passage speaks of healing through shared purpose and service to others. It references divine touch, music in the heart, and lifting hearts as life’s burdens ease through mutual aid and brotherhood. The tone is contemplative about struggle and consolation.
A timely home building proposal set for discussion tonight holds promise for Pendleton. The plan, described as fully workable, aims to address the local housing shortage by promoting an own your home program that would appeal to permanent residents and local businessmen by increasing available accommodations.
Fragmentary ad claims instant relief for rheumatic pain through external strains and oils. Mentions huge sales drive and unclear brand names, with garbled wording and nonstandard spellings.
The article defends President Wilson at the France peace conference, arguing he uses his influence to secure the war’s prize for the United States. It criticizes opposition politicians and anti Wilson press as shallow, insincere, and harmful to the country.
A Pendleton landlord built and rented a north side house, selling it last summer for $1000 more than invested. The town’s growth kept occupancy high and property values rising, proving that invested rental real estate can yield steady profits in a thriving city. The piece argues local property offers better investment prospects as Pendleton grows and expands.
East Oregonian item from February 1 1841 notes J F McCoy visiting from Walla Walla Mrs W F Matlock returns with son Wealey Matlock who completed studies at Healds Puriness College San Francisco Wee welcomed by friends Telegram from T F Rourke reports delayed train wreck near bluecard Mr and Mrs Trouks expected to arrive tonight A H Crocker superintendent J P OBrien assistant superintendent and James Peters roadmaster conducted a rail inspection yesterday
A fragmented passage from Free Press humor column features a joke about changing views on a club habit and a punchline about altering a wife. The garbled text references a midwest newspaper setting and suggests a light, satirical tone with inserted quotes and misread lines.
A dazed exchange sets a legal mood as references to Blackstone and a police court loom. garbled remarks about motion, motionless corpses, and a chauffeur's evasive response hint at a chaotic courtroom scene captured by a Pittsburgh Sun clipping.
The message urges buying War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps as lasting valentines of thrift for 1919, noting older issues are sold out. It highlights the stamps as practical gifts to support the war effort, encouraging purchases through usual agents to aid Uncle Sam’s war debts.
Special to The Oregonian reports secretary to Representative Browne ll spent weekend in Pendleton and Port R. Alexander among others in Salem. Mentions lawmakers at Oregon Agricultural College reception, two bills introduced by Rep Dodd, and speeches by Mrs. Alexander Thompson. Notes district reshuffle, divorce district defeat, death penalty debate, and new senate bills on county finance and redistricting. Includes various political actions and confirmations from Salem February.
Fragmented OCR lists legislative bill numbers and sponsors from Oregon style sessions. Items reference salary, district attorney, improvement districts, state printing office, deputy school superintendent, and penitentiary purchases with names like Eberhard Porter Malktwin Lachmund Hlineor LB Smith amid unclear spellings and stray phrases.
A distorted recipe fragment describes a Shepherds Pie style dish using mutton cubes, potatoes, onions, and seasonings, with partial steps on cooking and topping. It pairs with another unclear recipe for a cheesy rice bake using milk, cheese, crackers, and deep frying. The text is garbled and contains nonsensical phrases and stray letters.
New York reports a looming gasoline shortage with Mark I Reagan of the fuel administration warning. An engine oil burn plan is proposed as a preventive, while the American Society of Automotive Engineers debates conservation measures amid limited petroleum production.
A German delegation in Paris remains largely confined to a designated area as French officials and secret service handlers supervise a sensitive visit. The prisoner, held under guard, is rarely allowed outside the building, with occasional walks under escort to designated meeting places as authorities manage the delicate exchange.
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