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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows Pendle Oregon post office second class mail terms. Mentions Portland News Stand and Daily carrier and mail rates, but many garbled words and incomplete pricing lines.
A reflective piece argues dread drains energy and robs life of taste. It urges replacing fear with courage, suggesting fear prevents realizing riches and experiences, while those who dare endure strife may find truer insight and freedom from timidity.
Berlin dispatches allege Bolshevik agitators from Russia are working to disrupt Argentina and may have sent operatives into allied territories. The Bolshevik aim is to turn the world into chaos, with the war unresolved until Bolshevism is defeated.
Insurance reports from major life companies summarize 1918 influenza deaths in October to December, with more than 120000 policy holders lost and over $52000000 in claims. Full returns may push totals to about 200000 lives and $100 million in claims, highlighting a national calamity beyond ordinary sorrow.
The speaker denounces Bolshevik aims as anti democratic and tyrannical, calling for the League of Nations to curb the menace. He likens Bolshevik strength to Kaiserism and warns that radicals rise by torch and bomb, resembling Prussian militarists.
In a clipped recount the note mentions Tetwon Ledwe of Shaaw and K of Shaaw workers in the field and third rank. Ankeny the banker is tied to a Mondioten mine fee Walle Worl on the Wa Oo Qa koor Cite. Indians Lefars Canna and a trainer faced theft charges related to a bank note at Theo's Wit. Police and officials secured Sedtenine and Gedew with Leia. Mustéade remains.
Fragmentary line mentions an emcee at a function or event with additions to the VA ProTeam. No clear names, place, date, or organization available to confirm a full factual summary.
A comic mishap aboard a ship ends with a captain advising silence and a broken toast singing. A red faced guest slips a ribboned gift to the bride at a church wedding, prompting awkward questioning and a tense moment.
The Northwest shut down as miners at the Bon Harring mine were laid off due to rail transport delays. A 27 year old contractor, Douglas, was killed near Fort Stevens when a bullet pierced his throat during a guard relief. In Oregon City, a life was listed as found but missing, while plans for treyplane patrols to monitor timber industries were announced by Clyde Solita of the Cascade National Forest.
A Wisconsin prohibition question arose as the body debated influenza mask ordinances in Sacramento California. The court instructed no one enter the chambers without a mask as the discussion neared a vote on regulations for public health measures.
Rumors from Washington dated January 14 suggest Japan plans evacuation of Thing 7A and possible diplomatic concessions. The text notes strategic maneuvers in the region and mentions pressure over access to the Pacific, with references to broader tensions and potential reactions.
United Press reports January 15 Washington state department forwarded to American peace delegates the British proposal about Bolshevik and Slav agents. It will be for Wilson and the American delegate to decide whether Bolshevik agents should present their case at the talks.
A dubious remedy advocates Bly's Balm with a fragrant oil to clear nasal passages and reduce congestion. The ad promises immediate relief from rhinitis, headaches, and sleeplessness, claiming the spray frees mucus and restores breathing. It references a supposed medical belief and hints at political news in a stray sentence.
Washington Jan. 13 The Supreme Court today revised a lower court ruling on the states interstate liquor transport. The decision concerns the "hope dry" amendment and whether shipments into West Virginia for personal use are prohibited.
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