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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary notice lists Pendie Oregon post office services with semi weekly mail options. Rates appear by carrier and duration including four months six months and one year subscriptions. The text is incomplete but indicates publishing and mailing details for Daly Gree.
In the Portland convention coverage critics warn against creating an elective teachers council to advise a school board on appointments and terminations. They compare it to the Plumb plan, argue it would demoralize schools, remove board accountability, and threaten democracy by shifting control from elected boards to teachers.
The city urges a friendly cooperative effort to build up Pendleton in the coming year. Old residents should contact newcomers, and newcomers should announce their presence. Citizens broadly support ratifying the peace treaty and oppose Lodge resolutions. McAdoo is focused on steady progress. aim for purposeful action and a prosperous year ahead.
A roster of real estate transfers lists multiple parcels and buyers including Otto H.B. Frank to Tuguet Tanke for 2000 in Block A Railroad Add and several others with fractional sections and township references. The page ends with a stray anecdote about a doorbell ring and a woman who visits before dinner, attributed to Heaton Transcript, noting the odd juxtaposition of legal deeds and a casual line.
An overseas diary describes near misses as bombs explode within feet, civilians ducking for safety. The writer notes mud filled shell holes, lessons on sound and fear, and a directive to avoid daylight canteen openings while shelled.
A method style note describes preparing a turkey by boiling or routing, slicing and seasoning with salt and pepper, spreading French mustard, and coating with bread crumbs. The dish is browned and served on lettuce leaves filled with chow chow for a crisp, simple presentation.
A wartime diary passage describes a frontline canteen set near Kemmel Hill with edible treats and flowers for soldiers. The scene notes observation balloons and planes overhead, shells from the south, and a camouflaged road with a large British naval gun battery shuttling along a small railway while nearby earth trembles as guns fire.
A collection of home kitchen notes on making rice pudding with vanilla cream sauce and raisins, a sweet potato preparation with molasses and maple syrup, and deviled turkey legs with chow chow. The text offers steps like heating milk, thickening with sugar and cream, and roasting the turkey legs to finish.
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