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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1920
Page
5
A damaged newspaper snippet shows unreadable OCR words. readable fragments mention a public notice and officials but key details and dates are missing. The item reads as an incomplete notice with unclear subject and names.
The text lists various daily and monthly subscription prices by mail or carrier, including 60 daily fears, 17 months, 3.00, annual or monthly terms, and carrier delivery options. It appears as an OCR fragment of a newspaper pricing notice with multiple broken phrases and digits.
A fragmented poetry piece portrays sorrow and faith with lines about enduring cold, pain, and doubt. The speaker reflects on not being present at pivotal moments and hopes the Lord guides him through troubles, mentioning a brother and shared suffering.
The article contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms with focus on the League of Nations. It notes Bryan's disappointment at rejected planks, praises the Democratic pledge to ratify the Versailles treaty with reservations only if specific, and argues Democrats seek world peace while Republicans cling to past machinery. The piece ends urging voters to decide.
The Public Health Service warned a year ago and urged preparations as bubonic plague appears in three southern centers. The disease, once devastating in the East, now threatens communities as vigilant measures against rats are urged nationwide. Vera Cruz reports epidemic proportions per Surgeon General Cumming.
A public health notice argues rats are a major US pest causing about 180 million dollars in annual damage. It urges nationwide extermination as a community effort, noting rats spread disease and thrive across cities, with maritime areas needing extra vigilance. Concrete buildings help, but cities must suppress rat populations everywhere.
East Oregonian notes an Adams installation meeting for the Rebekahs with officers named including Noble Grand Flora M. Huneh, Vice Grand Berthh Kembler, Secretary Berthh Kembler, and others. After business, lunch and social time followed as many local residents traveled to celebrate the Fourth at Hingham Springs and nearby spots, with several families visiting Pendleton, Lehman Springs, and Dayton during the holiday period.
Washington July 5 Government experts test vault designs to protect public funds of the Federal Reserve Board. Concrete structures with reinforced barriers and anti burglar features undergo trials to prove resistance to torch and denting. Researchers aim to prove vaults can withstand high heat and force before securing millions of dollars in reserve system distribution.
Mexico City July 3 government statement reports rebels attacked under the command of Oayna. War department says the assault was repulsed with wounded and ongoing operations by federal forces.
Canadian Premier Robert Borden definitively announced his retirement from public life at a general caucus here tonight and the decision was secretly accepted by the caucus. His definitive appointment of a protemer has been made.
United Press staff correspondent reports in San Francisco on July 4 as the administration fights to block Wilson’s platform at the Democratic convention. Bryan shows vigor but lacks votes, while delegates and supporters react amid a whirlwind effort to force changes.
In Bucharest in July Queen Mary asserts she will not profit from wartime prices. She notes her refusal to pay inflated costs for food and goods, and insists she will not buy at the current rates. The dress shop owner offers a price cut which she declines, stating she will not overpay.
Brussels dispatch reports allied premiers near agreement on postwar money division. It outlines percentages for Britain Italy Belgium and other allies with a remaining share to be allocated. The article notes a tentative settlement and ongoing discussions among leaders.
A garbled report notes American real ice cream sodas gaining popularity in Paris with prices from three to six francs. Paris cafes advertise authentic American sodas but many imitate imitations, drawing curious French patrons as the drink’s novelty increases.
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