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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1920
Page
5
The notice lists subscription prices for Rally publications across delivery options including daily by mail six months and one year, daily three and one month by mail, and carrier delivery for six months and one year. It provides rates likely in advance and indicates weekly or semi weekly terms.
A garbled excerpt presents a distressed speaker seeking health and strength for battle. It mentions an arm, a weapon metaphor, and hints at a life span and purpose, all in an archaic sounding fragmentary rhythm.
The Oregon legislature ended an emergency session with mixed results. Supporters note bonding for roads and reforms, while critics warn a two thirds constitutional amendment would hinder future projects. The pieceCalls for vigilance as new lawmakers are chosen and urging readers to report misplaced names to district committees.
Adams Oregon Jan 17 Installation on January 15 of the Adams Rebekah lodge drew a large turnout. Officers listed include Mabie grand Fetter Bunch vice grand Ela Van Clare secretary Clara Whitely treasurer Jock Mayberry HBN G F M Whitely L & V errand Prenk Krobe Chas Buel Henry Bunch wardens Margaret Bane conductor Ferre Carothers chaplain Ella Immonten Mrs Clark and son Reb and Mrs Cageanet visited Pendleton and guests of Mr and Mrs J T Liegtallen.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals miring Mire FB Totreck and Mr. Case with Dale returning home after several days in Walla Walla. Placeholder content indicates a rearrangement or travel delay. No clear event or dates emerge from the fragment.
An overseas diary entry describes travel through Doullens and nearby towns, the division’s duties, church and work on Sunday, and the ongoing difficulty of mail. The writer notes civilian damage, Civilians present, and the need to repair and move equipment as a motor pool works ahead of front lines. The tone is reflective about service and longing for letters from home.
In East Oregonian a Pendleton reading room funded by taxpayers is criticized for its cost of 1008.64 dollars yearly, while a larger county library nearby holds 17 000 volumes. The writer urges scrapping the city hall reading room as thrift week nears and funds remain tight.
A vintage ad touts Hamlin’s Wizard Of as a simple remedy for sore throat and chest colds. It claims gargle use eases throat pain and chest rubs loosen deep cold overnight, with many minor issues treated and a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
Fragmentary words reference names and places but lack coherent events or dates. Readable portions mention possible people and locations without forming a complete news item or verifiable action.
An advertiser claims indigestion and sickness arise from a sluggish liver and promotes Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards as a natural, olive colored supplement. The text touts a vegetable compound with olive oil as a liver aid and positions these tablets as a substitute for calomel, sold at 10 cents.
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