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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
4
The notice lists daily newspaper subscription options for Portland area and nearby cities. Rates include advance payments for various terms by mail or carrier, with prices shown for different durations and delivery arrangements.
Fragmentary verse recalls honoring the dead with quiet joy and solemn vows. The speaker urges remembrance amid night and sorrow, invoking stars and a vigil as four people heard night air and words. Strained phrasing reflects damaged OCR from a historical page.
The East Oregonian laments scant discussion of aid for returning soldiers. With thousands to come home wounded and in need, questions arise about federal and state roles, justice for individuals, and employment schemes to support ever-growing casualty lists.
The New York World argues that fixed wartime wheat prices at 2.26 a bushel in Chicago will persist, as Europe’s needs and crop prospects keep world demand high. It warns that a free Chicago wheat pit would trigger famine markets and harm both Europe and American farmers, urging continued price maintenance.
A fragmented editorial sketch recalls President Roosevelt as a man to be admired yet condemned by rivals. The piece hints at a balanced estimate between fervent supporters and critical opponents, noting traits that invite both praise and reproach.
A speaker plans to address a Portland gathering on a topic described as esterase related by some and as a general business discussion by others. The tone suggests debate between practical action and lengthy talking.
The passage lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a vigorous leader who spoke plainly and inspired patriotism. It highlights his conservation work as his most notable national service and credits his decisive actions with long lasting benefits, while noting more missteps after his White House years.
The notice recalls the wedding of Pulte, daughter of PBusttos Fuller, to Whites, and notes the couple’s life together. It mentions the families A. Beswtwick, Alex Finley, and others, and reports a bereavement at Plat Rock with the passing of a bride after an illness, leaving a husband and two children.
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