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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
4
Entry at the post office in Pendleton Oregon appears as second class mail matter with invalid or unclear designation in the OCR text. The fragment provides no identifiable names dates or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Rates outline daily and monthly options, including one year and shorter terms. Text specifies various prices for daily mail subscriptions and monthly plans, noting differences by commitment length.
A fractured excerpt explores effort and unity, suggesting a livelier fire within the soul and a hopeful outlook. The speaker hints at tomorrow's potential, urging resilience and steadfastness through stirring lines.
A county official argues that accepting a bonding plan is essential to obtain state aid for road funding. He notes outsiders would gain if the county fails, and that paying half the cost prompts the state to cover the rest. He urges education of dissenters to support bonds.
Interior Secretary Lane proposed reclaiming land for soldiers to create valuable usable land and provide employment for veterans. The plan aims to generate work during a potential temporary labor surplus period and to aid returning fighters.
The text laments Congress delaying work on pressing duties while senators push to influence the peace treaty. It accuses leaders of preferring grand talks with Clemenceau, Lloyd George, and Foch over practical tasks like wood cutting, names Johnson and Borah as pursuing foreign or domestic power plays, and notes criticism from an eastern paper about excessive statesmanship.
The upcoming loan will rely on public spirit and self-interest, with Secretary Glass noting it may need 4 1-2 to 5 percent for funds. Money will command its worth, capital is scarce, and government issue prices fall. A three year treasury note at 4 1/2 to 5 percent could succeed as institutions would buy large blocks.
A Greek appeal before Paris by the Unredeemed Greeks declares that Thrace Constantinople and Asia Minor deserve union with Greece. It asserts Greek unity conflicts with no neighbor claims and calls for national self determination within a liberal peace. The piece highlights Greek resilience under Turkish rule and the need for justice and security in the postwar settlement.
The document reports a local correction from Tint parish concerning a burial in January. It notes clergy and constable absence, difficulties with serving the service, and community members offering aid or refusing to assist, reflecting tensions in managing the grave and related duties.
The Crews Financial Review notes wartime finance costs and argues for simpler funding methods. Portland council declines a mask ordinance. Oregon lawmakers may back a major road program, while a 10 million dollar grain crop is anticipated this summer.
The report notes Salmon making their way anew in the Armatilian river. A brick structure on Main street built by EK Alexander and Frank Fracer now stands as the sole property of Mr. Alexander after he bought Fracer’s interest for 87000. Mrs. C Cherpy has returned from...
A readable fragment shows a subscriber urging prudent reporting and requesting the deformant be identified and the positive facts confirmed before publication. No clear names or events are provided in the supplied text.
SW Work Jan 21 report quotes the commission permitting that President Wilson denies a Tribune telegram claim he threatened to withdraw American troops from France. The conference at Lye poo agreed within vimdwin.
The article outlines Mrs Ladd's work with Captain Derwent Wood and Me. Ladd to create life like copper masks for severely wounded soldiers. Using photographs and casts she reconstructs plaster and copper masks that restore natural appearance and dignity, enabling veterans to rejoin society. The effort, funded by the American people, aims to spare pity and restore self confidence for those scarred in war.
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