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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
5
Fragmented OCR shows pricing for periodicals by mail and several unclear city notices. Reads like a newspaper classifieds section with subscription rates and scattered references to days of issue and locations, but most specifics are illegible and data incomplete.
Poem-like verse contrasts endless striving with contentment. The speaker laments chasing unattainable wishes while noting life repeats cycles and the world persists. A reflective observation on desire versus sufficiency.
The nominee Ames M. Cox, Ohio governor for three terms, built a record of strong leadership during floods and war-era reforms. He pushed anti profiteering, workers compensation, child labor laws, and budget reforms while steering Dayton and Springfield papers. Cox’s media influence and public service forged him as presidential timber.
Biographical sketch of James M. Cox, "regular fellow" and long-time Ohio politician. Details cover his youth on a farm near Jacksonburg, rise from printer's devil to newspaper editor and owner, service as congressman, governor through multiple terms, and his noted hobbies and public life. Mentions his death age around 50 years and a few timeline points from 1915 to 1920. Also references Cox’s role at national party conventions and ballots in San Francisco during a presidential nominating event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions The YATES and Captain Kearney with an order from W. A. Reichert. It references a message and folds, with unclear context about American filtonurs and Epteram. The readable fragments suggest a publicity or formal communication, but details are incomplete.
A Pendleton letter to a local association argues irrigation dramatically raises land value in Umatilla County. The writer cites figures from a Southwest quarter section showing land worth five dollars per acre before irrigation but hundreds of dollars today, with hay and crop yields and pasture values cited to support irrigation as essential to arid land profits.
A fragment from Gleaves reports Britain's pledge to aid the United States if attacked, promising support with every man and gun. The message references the Yangtze river area and a stand with American troops near Yochow amid tensions.
Incoherent notes describe animals, dates, and figures with terms like July and 80,007. Mentions former price 7.500 and a 4.00% beltiee rake. Vague references to Germiadiyy Ube and German fever terms appear. No clear event or person-focused facts emerge.
A fragment describes Southampton asserting jurisdiction over Pilgrims voyage from Southampton. It notes preparations for the voyage, a calm voyage from Mimowth, and references to figures like Meyfower and Gua PiaNas Park. The passage reflects curiosity about the protest and governance at sea.
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