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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows telephony and mail delivery terms with scattered pricing. Mentions Dally and Dalits by carrier, months by mail, and semi weekly options with vague figures. Lacks coherent entities or a clear event. can only summarize as incomplete postal rate fragment.
A fragment from James Russell Lowell's Harvard Commemoration Ode laments wartime courage and public loyalty. The verse recalls great captains, warns against silencing truth, and envisions future generations rising from hardship.
The town has grown faster than its building output and will likely continue to do so. Local residents are urged to support financing new housing through a company to address the demand and welfare of the city.
The text urges collaboration between advocates for individual homes and supporters of apartment buildings. It notes a slight chance of loss if management is strong and claims rising values indicate safety for investors. It calls for both housing types to be provided and emphasizes work together for the town’s good.
The United States government deported 54 aliens found guilty of law violations in the northwest. The article states they came from Russia and other lands, lacked understanding of American duties, and included paid propagandists aiming to disrupt labor by preaching revolution.
The text argues that the ballot empowers majority rule to enact reforms, calling for swift action to remove alien disturbers. It presents a political stance urging expulsion of perceived outsiders and rapid change. The source highlights a populist demand for immediate policy shifts.
The Boston editorial rejects New York and Chicago calls to remove wheat price restrictions, arguing permanent relief would come only if prices stabilize around $2.20 a bushel and warning against a future spike. It supports keeping the wartime price guarantee for farmers and notes caution over uniformed soldiers and the need for rule enforcement. A separate item notes University of Oregon students forming a Spanish club with eligibility tied to grades, led by Knopp.
Fragmented text discusses Valentines Day on February 1 and War Savings Stamps. Mentions thrift as a theme, urging daily purchase and saving to support the war effort. Includes garbled phrases about W. A. A. and wartime financial measures.
Mrs G. T LaDow's home hosted the Jolly Neighbors and others for an inaugural event after a ban lift. Charles Growlteh won high score. plan to entertain again at Mrs A. J. Meoa Alleter's home. Mrs Harold J. Warter named vice president. Parish House Guild elects officers for the Church of the Redeemer. A St Valentine’s dance in Liberty Hall raises funds for community causes. Marriage of Carl Copner and Girnee Van Pellen noted. Maccatoos group held a social with prizes and serenades. Eastern Star Lodge No. 19 held ceremonies with officers installed and a bouquet presentation. Rad Oro work honored, with community club announcements and upcoming events.
Legislative items discuss suspending a fund temporarily, with a plan to abolish it if a certain migration amendment passes. Senate action changes grain inspection rules, removing salary limits for inspectors and leaving salaries to the public service commission. Other items note withdrawal of state support for charitable care and debates over children’s homes funding.
The report notes a request for an appropriation of 5000 for state land bonds and mentions investigations into parallel funds. The piece references officials in Salem and addresses fundraising and educational funding concerns amid broader inquiries.
Private George Mason of Portland Oregon is listed on the honor roll with others. The OCR text records names tied to a local acknowledgment of military service and achievement.
Mrs. M Gray of Glasgow Kentucky reports relief from nervous anemia and weakness after using Vinol. She notes improved strength and weight gain, claiming the tonic helped her do work and feel better overall.
A jumble of names shows visitors and residents arriving in town from Helix Maine Walla Walla and Port Townsend. Notables include Mra Griewolitte Homer Kendall H C Beekie A Bulen Albert Peterson and others visiting for business or social calls.
The readable parts reference medical care and a person named Hingil with scattered terms. The garbled OCR mentions blood, illness, and attention by a medic, but no clear event or outcome is discernible.
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