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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
The market shows liberal strength in mutton and lamb prices with only a nominal run. Top valley stock rose to 16 dollars, cattle trade remains slow with moderate receipts and weak reader inquiry. Barley and coarse grain trade softens as buyers stay scarce at current asks.
The VYoungston Telegram notes a former fan shop dealer, once known as “The Man who made $3 famous,” now perceived as making $10 famous. The exchange questions the evolving nickname and public perception of the figure.
January 14 report shows official figures dispelling submarine myths and doubts about U boat use. It argues international law may not bar submarines, notes estimates of casualties and ship losses, and claims new evidence challenges prior beliefs about submarine warfare and its legality.
An unclear excerpt mentions propulsion by power from an unspecified source. The text repeats garbled terms like eleviriy and canthus propellies with references to both jomb and Wwo driven by prorase thatteries of power from a wire, lacking coherent meaning.
Washington June 15 The National Association of the Motion Picture Industry has succeeded in introducing a bill to authorize 2 cent and 15 cent coins The move aims to ease making change at the tax office and other industries including theater telegraph and soda fountain trades The proposal notes the need for these coins to facilitate transactions and cites potential benefits to related businesses.
A brief note reports a 25 cent coin used by teenagers to rapidly reach the standard admission price, highlighting how payment methods influence access and crowd dynamics.
A terse financial notice states that all assets except U S Government Bonds are in western securities of substantial worth. It lists a regional office address at 210 Beau 4a P O Box 33.
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