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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
6
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The text presents a fragmentary, antiquated speech on prejudice and equality, noting a rigid dedication to fairness. It evokes a persona named Grif Alexander and hints at social critique and self-assured resolve amid muddled phrasing.
The East Oregonian endorses a local corporation to aid home building, calling it a splendid move with potential for city benefit. It downplays contemporary doubts about local property investments, noting many investors are succeeding and urging continued efforts to create more homes.
An old ad-like snippet touts a product sold by Tallman & Co claiming fast relief from stomach upset, constipation, and gas. The text mentions buckthorn bark glycerine and a one spoonful dose, asserting immediate effects and a purifying result.
The speaker warns that city growth will be stunted if more apartments are not built. There is greater danger in excessive conservatism than in overenthusiasm as Pendleton expands, with the city nowhere near its limit.
The dispatch of wounded soldiers returning from overseas is criticized for not treating them as national guests. The piece urges rail officials to show empathy, grant these men comfortable passage, and honor their sacrifice as they travel home, asserting future returns may not repeat such scenes.
The article argues for a cool headed middle course at the peace conference, praising Wilson and British leaders for seeking a broad plan to prevent wars. It warns of a light turnout in the county road bonding campaign, noting silent opposition could sway the vote. It closes with a proverb about human effort shaping towns.
News notes from Sandene Oregon mention Senator Wir Matlock and Mrs Milteth visiting J D Matlock. Redsetent returns from the East with new goods for the Boston Store arriving next week. Judge Fee presiding at Caton court with four cases: 54 law 35 equity and three criminals. Reverend Henderson plans a meeting with Oberon telestanda Pas. Congregational church revival slated for February 82.
EAN Francisco February 15 The United States canceled contracts for six large steel elite at the aluminum building plant. They represent a contract price of nearly 1 1 00. The cancellation of these contracts was due to airlines and former conditions in the nation. Cordett was intimated that further cancellations could be expected.
Readers glimpse a busy schedule of gatherings healthily annotated by local clubs. The Current Literature Club plans a 2:30 pm meeting in the library while a Ladies Aid party at the Methodist church features a home visit, social hour, and fund-raising for relief. A choral society movement gathers leaders, with an early program and a possible operetta. Members travel to Portland for peace meetings and a hotel luncheon honors Mrs. Moore. Valentine-related events, DAR displays, and Rebekah lodge plans animate the town with notes on attendees and hosts.
A fragment from a local column notes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is still discussed as a remedy in rural communities. It suggests women consult Mrs Kelghnor for those seeking relief after trying other treatments.
The Pendleton scene includes arrivals and contacts with Spokane and Walla Walla. Notable persons include Neil Stewart from Hartford Fire Insurance and Séphick of Spokane as a special agent. Annabelle Rager, seven pounds, arrives at Mrs Nichols Maternity Home.
An early 20th century remedy advertisement touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims benefits for nerves liver and digestion with formulated ingredients and urges readers to purchase bottles from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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