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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists various subscription options and prices for newspapers by different methods including mail carrier and weekly formats. Details are unclear, with misread names and unclear durations, but shows multiple periodical price points and delivery methods.
A muddled reminiscence speaks of a deceased friend and lingering guilt. The refrain recalls April, childhood, and a missed chance to tell him how much he was loved, ending with a mournful plea to remember him.
C P Strain notes Oregon faces constitutional cap on selling bonds beyond two percent of state valuation. With 210 million bonding act, state cannot advance much further until existing bonds are redeemed or reissued. The article discusses the constraint and the need for fiscal maneuvering due to bond limits.
An old fashioned tonic laxative promises relief from constipation and unsettled feeling. The ad emphasizes a vegetable base product meant to ease irregularity and restore comfort, appealing to readers seeking a dependable remedy.
An old time remedy called Celery King is advertised as a general cure in drug stores across the land for colds fevers and related ailments. The item is pitched as a comforting home treatment favored for its health boosting claims and wide availability.
A urging to support county bonds for road work urges residents to pay their share to the state and vote yes to secure a portion of road projects while funds are available. The message stresses timely action to benefit from improved infrastructure.
The Paris newspapers praised President Wilson's fourteen points as essential to a stable peace. Deschanel lauded US leadership from Washington to Wilson, and headlines cried long live Wilson and the league of nations. Antagonism emerged after Germany’s surrender, as critics questioned postwar terms and Belgium’s neutrality.
President Taft commends the league of nations idea while contrasting it with certain congressional actions. The remarks highlight a division between executive support and some lawmakers' conduct.
In Seattle the election of three councilmen draws intense public attention as candidates campaign and voters grapple with union and aldermanic issues. The focus centers on key figures and the political dynamic shaping Brattle area politics amid ongoing labor matters and local power struggles.
Citizens celebrate as Troop D returns home ending a long strike atmosphere lifts citywide with whistles bells and horns echoing through streets. resolution marks end of labor dispute in Butte.
Washington reports Navy aviation officials plan a flight across the Atlantic. Commander John Towarm is ordered to take charge of development plans and material and personnel for the promoted transatlantic voyage. The note suggests rapid service responses as distractions occur.
Olympia, Feb 14 Norman Burnett, sobbing under cross examination, testified about murdering his wife and two sons during a May picnic after an alleged infidelity accusation. He said he fired twice using a gun found leaning by a tree and attempted to hide the weapon wrapped in newspapers.
A 18 year old soldier Jose Cobb escaped capture after a rifle volley at Fort Logan on a Saturday night. He was later seized in Denver by military police Sergeant Barter and returned to Port Loman to face a court martial. The incident followed an alleged theft of an army blanket and involved a rookie who talked with the enemy and drew a shot selection.
The text offers guidance on future buying plans, urging readers to gain certainty from the advice provided. It stresses knowing the right choices without needing to guess, though the fragmentary source limits full clarity on specifics.
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