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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
7
Irregular OCR shows subscription options for Daily and Semi-Weekly newspapers, listing durations and delivery methods by mail or carrier. Mentions Oregonian Publishing with various terms including six months and one year.
Fragmentary OCR notes unclear. Readable items mention a local paper citation and potential East Oregonian linkage but lack coherent event or names to summarize into a complete card.
The piece outlines revived plans for a regular steamship service linking Pacific coast ports such as Seattle Astoria and San Francisco with Europe via the Panama Canal. It argues this would give wheat growers and millers reliable export carriers reduce chartering needs promote competition and allow farmers to ship directly to Liverpool if desired as the ship outlook improves toward normal after wartime disruptions.
The text argues prohibition will endure, noting eastern newspapers voice initial complaints during transition. It predicts eventual support when the east adopts dry policies, citing reduced disorder, increased productivity, and better business. It suggests New York pride will adjust to the reform as it spreads.
Pendleton residents and local businessmen rally behind an ambitious plan to build a road from Enterprise to Lewiston. The project would place Wallowa county on a tourist circuit, easing isolation and opening access to the Lewiston country, dubbed the Switzerland of America. Senate testimony criticized Admiral Sims and his stance toward the American navy and army. The Gronna bill faces hurdles with grainmen and millers.
Its Worse continues the fragmentary note about a disrupted social scene with a line about a woman and a party wire. The unreadable OCR limits clarity but hints at a gossip style item or column snippet with quoted phrasing and incomplete dialogue.
Astoria Flour ing Mills reports the first unit at the port terminals operated for several days with good results. The unit will grind about 2000 barrels per day and start within two to three days. Once complete the plant will be one of the largest mills of its kind in the country.
Trenton February 11 New Jersey ratified the federal suffrage amendment today after the assembly approved it by 34 to 24. The senate had passed it on Monday by 18 to 2. New Jersey becomes the twenty ninth state to ratify the amendment.
In a September entry Rev. J. M. Cornelison notes rumors of a new departure for some troops, with others preparing to entrain for Meronne. He describes a shifting front as German forces retreat toward the St. Quentin canal, part of the Hindenburg line, amid hopeful worshipful spirit.
Twenty eight years ago Pendleton Academy students prepare for the operetta Eattly Met Hiding Hood to be staged at the opera house that evening. Snow measures 14 inches in Carn es prairie as deer venture from mountains. several are said to have been killed by hunters. Irving McQuary, the young editor, is mentioned. Pondivion plans a uniform rank division of K of PB with many charter members named.
Four people were injured when a car jumped the track today at a train derailment site near the yard. Officials report injuries to several occupants and describe the scene as chaotic with responders on site.
London marks a wartime ceremony honoring a Dolchester-based airman and a German prisoner of war. Private Timuckmann, held since 19d4, was executed with concrete and money to deter escape. A nearby aviator from Dorn suggests a related commemoration.
An advertisement promotes Wizard Oil as an antiseptic spray to prevent influenza and chest colds, advising nasal atomization or gargling, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also touts Wizard Liver Whipa pink pills for constipation and upset stomach, priced 30 cents from druggists.
Reports from Washington state that Turkish government pledged immediate investigation after brigands killed two American YML ESA envoys near Alapia. The incident prompted calls for punishment of the attackers and demands for accountability by Ankara.
Ad copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation and torpid liver. It argues the product detoxifies the bowels without habit forming agents, promising improved digestion, energy, and breath after taking one or two tablets daily.
Dr Mellenthin and company announce in Walla Walla that their specialists favor non surgical methods for treatment. They emphasize avoiding surgery and offer alternative therapies. The notice presents confidence in non invasive approaches and invites patients to inquire.
A traveling physician in medicine and winery stages a two day visit to consult and examine patients. He claims expertise in chronic appendicitis gallstones stomach issues tonsillitis and a wide range of ailments. Free examination during the trip and a distinctive treatment approach are promised. Address Ian Seston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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