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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented note references time spans and names in a listing style. It mentions daily one year terms by mall, six months, three months, and a person named Cage. The text is unclear but implies a lease or subscription context with multiple durations and a personal name.
A garbled verse fragment speaks of hope for darkness a home for the day and reaching a summit then noting others gaze and seek but no clear narrative or figures emerge Solis Knows appears as a fragmentary name in the text
In a July 7 statement from San Francisco Senator SRAM.JOHNSON backs Harding citing anti League Covenant stance and Chicago convention anti league line while praising San Francisco convention support. He says the League of Nations is the campaign’s big issue and links it to whether the nation honors wartime promises, with voters to decide in November.
A railroad worker died near Meacham yesterday while removing rock from the track to allow an oncoming freight train to pass safely. He sacrificed his life to clear the line and may have misjudged his sight or envisioned danger to others aboard the train. No one can accuse him of failing to look out for others.
The piece notes Franklin Roosevelt and Governor Coolidge as strong vice presidential nominees. It highlights Roosevelt’s long service in the New York state senate, his Navy secretary tenure, and his prominence at the San Francisco convention. It mentions Coolidge’s fame from the Boston police strike and his role in the Republican ticket. It reflects Pendleton and Umatilla County readers’ political awareness and references local concerns like Pendleton playground opportunities reported by Mike Cummings.
The article argues for community play centers at three elementary school sites to serve youths and adults, detailing space, surfacing, and equipment needs. It outlines playground layouts, athletic facilities, year round use, and the potential to consolidate recreation under city coordination with school involvement and a planning director.
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