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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
Prices paid to producers by Pendleton merchants for eggs hens spring chickens and ham bacon butter and potatoes. Retail values are noted where shown. Includes quips from a bard and a garbled quotation block about age youth wooing and sorrow.
Chicago January 1 Mr Tessle Roof twenty two swears here husband Albert sixty six would allow her to read no books but Shakespeare the Bible and Emerson Now he is pleading for divorce and to her bill she state him with these.
Spokane reports the saloon era lingering as pledge pledges are signed by some alleged OWs recently released from jail after raids. The oath pledges loyalty to country laws flag and republic, while several alleged reds refuse to sign and opt to serve remaining 10 days.
London in January reports English nobility facing financial decline as the “new poor” emerges. The Daily Mall coins the phrase to describe peers and aristocrats left in a bad way amid economic strain.
The Daily Mail reports Ublit poverty across Leicester shire and nearby areas. Big houses and stables stand empty as the old hunting crowds fade. Nobles grow poor, cavalrymen vanish, and foreign or wealthy newcomers vanish from the countryside, dampening provincial gaiety.
In San Francisco Chinatown on New Year’s Night Queng Chung burned Japanese gods ebony furniture and other goods valued at 1900 in a public protest against Japan’s occupation of Shantung and to signal a broader boycott involving the United States. Spectators and two students attended as speeches followed.
The State Land Board plans to invest about 200000 of state school funds in bonds with interest not below a specified rate as recommended by G G Brown. Brown notes many loan applications, but state tax liens have been eliminated leaving around 248000 in the fund and funds could be quickly converted to cash if an emergency arises.
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