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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
7
The item lists the 7 EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. in Pendleton Oregon with postal details and distribution notes. It mentions offices and bureaus in Chicago and Washington DC, and indicates second class mail and security bulding references.
Fragmented OCR shows subscription options for various delivery methods and terms such as daily, semi weekly, and by mall or carrier. Some lines list durations from one month to one year with prices, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmentary lyric by Olive Tilford Dargan filled with late 19th or early 20th century imagery. The speaker laments absence of joy and asks when spring’s renewal will return, invoking Autumn’s harvest and life’s passing. Emotive meditation on time, love, youth, and memory.
President Wilson urged the Senate to accept the wartime peace task and uphold the League of Nations. He warned against amendatory reservations that could wreck the treaty's strength, noting U S leadership's hard earned prestige and the public backing for a just, permanent peace.
Supervisor Cruitce of the forest service warns that a dry season raises summer fire danger in the county. Carelessness could ruin reserves or wheat fields, and water for fighting fires is in short supply. The public is urged to treat fire prevention as a patriotic duty, continuing the wartime call to action.
The St Louis Post Dispatch proclaims a new era after WWI as heavier and lighter than air flight proves transformative. Transatlantic travel via NC-4 and Alcock's nonstop dash signal progress, shrinking oceans to hours and ending national isolation. Senators lag in embracing this shift while balloon and plane herald a changed world.
28 years ago reports from the Daily Entremontady note Hathaway arriving from Grande Sam Foreman returning after four weeks stay in Athena predicting immense harvest. A Heasant entertainment at Marshall residence united society lovers drawing last year’s attendees. Tom Page Jr returns from four years west, a Baltimore law graduate now a pledged attorney aiming to practice in Spokane. Rev L J Trumbull to preach at the Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening.
A United Press report from New York describes the creation of a vast Red Army, with estimates up to four million men, mobilized under dire conditions. It notes Bolshevik leadership under Trotsky reorganizing troops, shortages of cigars and food, and mixed attitudes among soldiers toward Bolshevik rule while maintaining a strong national resolve to resist foreign invasion. The piece includes impressions from soldiers and observers about morale, loyalty, and the push for a socialist democracy after the war.
In Washington DC, the Federal Board for Vocational Education funds courses for disabled veterans through a digibled weldier program. Reports from participants describe improved morale and a sense of purpose as reeducation students prepare for new plant jobs.
In Orneva a July report notes increasing personal crises among German officers, with Munich papers citing more suicides tied to disintegration within the ranks. The text suggests officers may be turning on themselves amid upheaval and fear of Allied actions, reflecting a collapse in command.
The readable text hints at Wolhan seeing shopping related events and Lang stretching afternoons. It mentions a brief period and a tense moment but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full news item.
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