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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
4
Postal notice from Pendleton Oregon with filing details and outdated daily, semi weekly mail rates. Includes addresses and pricing for various delivery options and bureaus in Portland and Washington DC.
Fragmented OCR text conveys a poem by Amelia Josephine Burr expressing love of life and heaven’s peace. The speaker recalls loving life, kissing youth, and feeling wind and rain, while asserting no sorrow at death. The passage reflects longing and spiritual solace in imagery of earth, heaven, and divine presence.
A local plea argues Pendleton has ample funds held by progressive residents eager to aid city growth. The writer urges using money to build a large modern apartment house or several smaller buildings, asserting a clear need for such housing in Pendleton.
The text argues the town loses people who could settle here due to lack of accommodations. It suggests investors could profit from updated, well located rental property with good rents. A stock company backed by local financiers could develop the apartment field if properly led and executed. It calls for someone to organize and carry the plan forward.
Oregon considers eliminating regular taxation on personal property and raising annual license fees. Proponents say such taxes are unworkable and easily avoided, suggesting a move toward targeted taxes while noting the federal income tax as a model. The author warns of fairness concerns if overextended, arguing realty tax better taxes wealth sources.
The War Secretary urged National Defense branches to promote nationwide memorial services for Theodore Roosevelt on February 9, the same date as congress. The note praises his leadership, calls for bipartisan cooperation, and urges honoring his virtues despite later faults. Oregonian critique of treaty credit and Heney’s anti trust stance are also touched.
European artist Louis Raemaekers creates powerful war cartoons that shape world opinion. The collection, praised for its vivid realism and moral indictment, includes 500 drawings with descriptions by an English writer.
Local strikers present views on the affair and meet with residents today as a Nye committee frames plans. The Seaham Valley gathering notes support for the strike and outlines aims and next steps amid mounting labor action.
A fragment advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar for children’s colds noting taste and safety for young kids. It mentions no chlorof or other substitutes and urges dosing every three hours. Mrs Garrett from Schoolfield, VA is cited with illness history and sale by Tallman & Co.
Paris dispatch reports key wartime leaders and nations preparing for a pivotal conference. Discussions center on proving nationalism’s virtue and the Bolshevik threat. A major focus is international labor registration to ensure uniform wages and hours, aiming to curb spread of bolshevism.
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