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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
The passage lists various subscription rates for the Oregonian including daily by mail and by carrier, with durations from one month to one year and semi weekly options. It mentions offices in Portland and Washington D.C. and shows pricing around four to seven dollars for annual or six month terms.
A poetic meditation on fragrance breaking through a wall of stone. The speaker envisions a fragrance blooming beyond a barrier, inviting hope and courage. The text laments death yet urges steadfast faith as fragrance and beauty travel beyond borders.
The piece rebukes calls for a July 4 Mooney sympathy strike as improper and dangerous to labor. It argues Mooney was convicted for a violent crime, not labor advocacy, and urges sober citizens and labor leaders to reject intimidation and avoid usurping court powers or harming national preparedness.
A fragment notes Col Haritable of the American peace legation has been meeting American correspondents since the peace treaty was signed, sharing latest details on the conference. The snippet hints at ongoing discussions and potential press access inside the diplomatic circle.
A colonel voices frustration over biased reporting as he admits not reading all stories about the peace conference. He argues many articles misrepresent events, signaling tension between official accounts and public perception.
Elihu Root's advisory push for Senate Republicans to act by law unsettled Lodge Knox critics who urged a premature peace stance. Root's guidance reshapes party unity as Lodge, chairing Foreign Relations, weighs Fall's peace resolution amid treaty dynamics and business interests.
The New York World lampoons Congress and the Republican Party. It notes that peace cannot be declared except via a properly ratified treaty and mentions that the attorney general will inform Senators Lodge and Fall if their stance continues.
Pendleton shows healthy finances with 55000 in bonds retired and potential for 10 more years if needed. Bonded indebtedness stands at 612000 on about 6000000 assessed value, nearly half for the gravity water system, retired from water income to ease taxes. The city, compared with similar towns, remains financially fortunate.
An 1880s style community column lists residents and travelers. Entries mention Satingay Wigdu, Mr. and Mrs. Dougie Bettie visiting Weston Airs from Hiroh Creek, A. M. Raley and daughter Min Coxale arriving from Best Portland for the summer, Berths Poon and Bernice Despain returning from St Helens Hall, Mrs. John Vert visiting Hond River, Joe Gonnelly back from Le Grande, Annie and Rosa Grady visiting their brother Conductor Gris, and other local movements around Me and More Chads’s home city.
Washington July 2 The army air services announced four planes of the Curtiss JN-4 type soon will fly a night training sortie from Hazelhurst Field Mineola to Beattie in a mission to map an aerial route between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The squadron of sixteen officers and thirty six enlisted men will travel with a balloon and motor trucks. Stops are planned at Philadelphia Harrisburg Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Des Moines and others.
A historical analysis of the Paris Covenant for a League of Nations details and voting rules. It covers automatic action versus unanimity, the role of the Secretariat, and the need for a permanent body to manage correspondence, records, and committees within the League structure.
Washington July 2 Two great fleets will rival each other in strength the Atlantic and Pacific fleets with the Asiatic fleet to join. Navy officials announced that three officers will be promoted to admiral and a plan for distributing ships to maintain balance between fleets was studied to keep the service at peak efficiency amid rivalry.
A vintage advertisement touts Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching and skin irritation. It claims cleansing and soothing effects and lists conditions like eczema and ringworm as disappearing with use. The pitch urges asking a druggist for 25c or 1 bottle and notes E. W. Rove Co of Cleveland as the source.
The fragment notes routine family items including a daughter of Mr Fy dor ton and connections to Hood River, with unclear details on vacations, moves to Casper Wyoming, and a note about Cornell linked to telephony work. It mentions a Hood River band member, a transfer, and association with General Perehiogsé in a distant context.
A Pendleton reader reports relief from backache and kidney pain using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims the remedy stops aches, strengthens the back, and relieves soreness after lime and sore episodes. Price is 50 cents at all dealers. note urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills specifically.
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