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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
5
The notice lists advance and carrier options for daily and semi weekly subscriptions. It includes one year by mail and by carrier, three months, six months, and one month terms, with various durations. The text shows multiple typographical errors and misspellings.
A damaged OCR fragment contemplates dusk and dawn as kneeling heads endure a heavy, memory laden ritual. The lines weave rain, candles, and solemn remembrance, suggesting a commemorative or ceremonial mood without clear events or names.
Pendleton’s 1919 building record shows every week produced a new dwelling, with many five figure costs, signaling strong growth. Local homes are fully occupied and demand remains high, backed by the city’s solid growth and currency deflation hopes.
The message argues democracy rejects rule by any privileged class. It condemns elites who escape punishment for crimes and warns against both privileged proletariat and plutocracy. It pledges anti Bolshevik unity and asserts true Americanism requires equal treatment under law for rich and poor.
An Oregon interview notes Reed cites wires from his secretary in Washington claiming anti leaguers back Lodge resolutions. Reed says Borah and Lodge also sent similar wire updates. The piece argues a U S peace treaty compromise faces strong opposition and criticizes press blame on Wilson.
An overseas diary entry by Rev J F B Cornellson details visits by Mancroft and Barnes at a canteen, rumors of 13 000 000 drafted men in France, propaganda bullets for German troops, shelling near the front, and small acts of humor and resilience amid rain and blackout lights.
Pendleton notes report convalescence progress for a patient at St Anthony s Hospital and a visitor from Walla Walla returns home. Frank Salbery of Spokane leaves Pendleton after attending the Newsquirtee union event. Pendleton high school activities convene with literary clubs orchestra debate and faculty supervision. Officials discuss enumerating students living outside Pendleton as permanent homes for census purposes. A. Crews of the high school commercial department praises five students for advanced shorthand. University of Oregon building contributions referenced in local Christmas break.
A damaged OCR fragment cites a woman’s distress and a vague auction note. It mentions a Dr. Pore and a hotel event in Puffuls with a wind sale for 10 cerita, lacking clear context or names. The text is incomplete and reads as garbled from poor transcription.
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