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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows subscription options for the Oregonian and its printing details. Mentions daily six months by carrier and Mall options, with references to semi weekly and monthly terms. No clear events or people identified.
Sets agin dt by Prank L Stanton laments endless misfortune on the road and race journe y. He proclaims nothing ever runs right and gripes about life in the old world. He voices a defiant stance amid fault finding days and nights.
Farmers south of the Snake River favor a reduced river grade rate, not an increase, and Portland backers risk harming wheat interests by supporting the Thurtell recommendation. Wheat regions have Washington commission support while Portland critics push contrary lines.
Dent Worri about perfect regards Diamond Dye is advertised as a universal color for wool silk satin cotton and mixed fabrics. The copy claims a single bottle will color any material and instructs readers on how to demand dye for any garment.
Fragmentary wartime notes recount a bombardment along the front with loud artillery and a grim mood. The writer recalls being in a kitchen as shelling shook the earth and a phrase about the top of the line soldiers echoed in memory.
A wartime letter recounts frontline bombardment and division setbacks amid busy hospital trains bound for base hospitals. It notes aid from Y men in dressing wounds, a growing field kitchen, and improvised corrugated sheet shelters with a brick stove as troops await meals and distribution of reading matter.
A 28 year old clipping notes a meeting of a Democratic center in Pendleton with Weston attendees. It lists a group of local residents and officials in the grand jury room and mentions water works, electric power, and a gun club event. The fragmentary text includes names like William Be her and Milton KK indicating a local political gathering and community concerns.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions banks Milton Th E and vege for Hermann with an 180 figure. References to delegation to 25 or a fraction. Lacks clear event, place, or date to form a full notice.
North Pacific union conference annual meeting set for College Price from Thursday February 26 to March. Delegates will include ordained and licensed clergy, plus leaders from publishing, educational, medical, and youth departments, gathered from Oregon Washington Montana and nearby areas.
The bureau aims to determine actual production costs for a bushel of wheat. County meetings will gather farmers to set definite lines and finish record books. Last year records show costs ranging from $1.12 to over $2.40 per bushel, varying by farm type, size, management, and capital invested.
February 27 Seattle educator Milo Freeman denounced Japanese student placements in Seattle schools. He claimed two or more Japanese sent by their government are occupying seats and that schools were handed over to Japanese with full staff and equipment. Freeman urged immediate action by city school directors and state authorities.
Baton Rouge February 27 The governor adjutant general halted an international cockfight planned for Washington's birthday in Orleans The promoter had gathered birds from Canada Mexico Cuba and Central America and 50 birds were found at the site but the organizers abandoned the event.
Real estate grading will undergo changes this year, affecting farm lands as the decade since the last grading ends. Officials say wheat prices have driven up values and that current valuations are undervalued, with the Commercial Club and School Board backing broader revaluation to unlock more funds for farm improvements and irrigation.
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