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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
4
Fragment shows pricing for various newspaper delivery options in Pendrec Oregon. Mentions Portland News Co and Washington Bureau, with monthly and yearly rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and by carrier. Includes multiple subscription durations and prices.
A sermon by Hubeely of Maxster Christian Church critiques modern church critique and worldly influence. The speaker urges repentance and returns to divine authority, warning denominational divides harm the church’s mission and calling for faithful living under Christ.
A large state bonding act becomes a fact unlocking about 10 million for roads plus other revenue sources. Umatilla County stands to gain heavily as Pendleton routes modernize, including Echo to Pendleton paving and cross state connections. County must prepare grades and bridges while the state handles surfacing. immediate state aid of 76,000 may come if bonds pass March 4 with potential more in 1-2 years.
The piece warns that if enough supporters of the bonds do not vote, the measure could fail, risking irreparable county loss. It urges vigilance before March 4, emphasizes prudent civic action, and condemns vote trading and bribery as felonious. It also notes wartime insurance guidance and respect for constitutional safeguards.
A garbled collection of comic vignettes and dialogues, including a nocturnal owl poem about grammar, a dialogue on mail and read letters, an Irish fair banter about a boy who resembles his father, and cryptic bits from publications such as Not There and Everybody’s Magazine. The text blends humor with dated punctuation and stray attributions, offering a snapshot of light humor and clipped exchanges from a historic newspaper page.
A tavern keeper advocates walking on the wall in moonlight as the finest pastime while an American misinterprets Roman walls and a doctor bluntly reassures his wife after a tense medical moment from years earlier. The fragment hints at casual dialogue and domestic banter.
Pendision Oregon February 21 191% Editor East Pretention: Road Bonds Executive Committee praises county press for cooperation in the highway route measure campaign and asks papers to publish a supplement. Merchants in Echo with the News set an example. other towns may contribute to boost voter turnout and campaign success.
Feb 21 report from Sherman notes Taft at center of senate clash and Sherman’s sharp remarks accusing Taft of misusing the league issue and defaming former presidents. The piece reflects partisan exchanges as New Deal era foes weigh policy and leadership.
The sermon urges Christians to be faithful field workers in God’s service as shepherds guiding fellow believers. It cites Dr. Chapman and General Booth on total devotion to God and the drive to bring others into the fold, stressing unity under one shepherd and one fold.
Sermon notes by Rev John Francis Morgan on First Corinthians chapter two. The text argues that Paul chose the crucified Christ as the gospel’s core amid Corinth’s wealth and philosophy. It contrasts Greek pursuit of wisdom with gospel simplicity and emphasizes being born again through faith.
Jeanne du Bienville de Marthin, a young girl descended from the first governor of Nouvelle Orleans, writes to Mayor Behrman of New Orleans expressing hope a local family will adopt her. The mother, living in Paris, says she would be profoundly pleased if adoption occurs. The message reflects enduring romance amid war.
Sheriff of Novitz County seized 48 pints of whisky found in a trunk in a shipment sent to Carrella. The goods had originated in California and were moved to hide ownership. The owner was taken to Kolama as authorities expanded a prior raid from last week.
Dr Martha McGlynn in New York warns that influenza and pneumonia risk rises when the body is weak. She urges maintaining good health, sensible dress for winter, and avoiding thin shoes and stockings to protect ankles and feet from cold exposure.
Fragmentary honor roll list includes Private Parker Gninth CPRRON Private Karl Diggory from Ontario Oregon Milly Newberg and Megens Antoria Korrean wounded Seyvarely Private Cais Cheenham Craven and others. Text references prisoners and a closing line about a ceremonial outfit and the phrase All of which I wear ja Thine.
A fragmented OCR note describes confusion inside an elevator area with mentions of drivers and traction concerns. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics or outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment notes two women each carrying a baby being detained. The text is garbled but implies a civil context with a judge or officer detaining individuals. Names, places, or dates are unreadable in the fragment.
Reports claim War Minister Tusa Hauples plans to assault insurgent factions along the Munich pass with Airs reinforcement. Dertin dispatch notes rising tensions and military buildup in the region.
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