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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented OCR lists subscription options for the Oregonian with durations and formats. Mentions terms like one year six months three months by mail and by carrier, but text is garbled and partial, preventing full clarity on pricing or start dates. Entities include Oregonian and mailing options.
Fragmentary poetic lines describe a ghostly remembrance and love as sunlight glimmering through tears. The fragment references Carm, lilies, and a distant beloved, with a somber tone and a note about copyright by East Gregorian Publishing Co.
A historical column debates whether sheriffs and deputies should shoot to kill escaping criminals to avoid personal risk. It questions the fairness of officers risking themselves and families to capture armed robbers unharmed, praising the outcome but urging more self-preservation next time.
A historical note recalls two cases of extreme male devotion. One husband dies with his wife under a moving express train to free her imprisoned foot. Another surgeon amputates his own leg to graft skin onto his wife so she avoids deformity, prompting reflection on the fading ideal of knightly chivalry.
The article praises a rare partnership between George M. Cohan and Sam H. Harris that lasted 17 years and ended with mutual friendship. It contrasts broken contracts with their verbal trust and clear understandings, noting that a successful partnership rests on reciprocal confidence rather than written agreements.
The third party platform attacks the League of Nations and backs recognizing the Soviet government, a Bolshevik label that could limit its appeal beyond Wisconsin and the Dakotas. Labor groups at Montreal press for ratification of the treaty, while Governor Cox supports the league covenant. Democratic prospects in Wisconsin are uncertain with dual anti league tickets potentially helping the Democrats.
New York July 16 The winner of the 1980 America's Cup race may not be known until Friday if finish is close. Shamrock IV and Reanbee remained in contention after a request for re-measurement and delays due to channeling conditions and weather.
A fragment from a trade notice lists Lenouinis Tres J Cheney and Co based in Toledo Ohio with unclear context. The readable text suggests a business naming or invoicing line without a full sentence or clear action. Further details are not present in the readable portion.
The text notes work delaying until Friday and cites Shamrock TV carrier adding about 1690 square feet more canvass, implying a broader effort or challenge in the project. The reference to a day of rest and a favored American boot shapes the odd phrasing of this abbreviated item.
Heavy rainfall postpones the Grand Circuit races in Toledo forcing schedule changes. Four races are listed for the week with entries Fort Miami Grace Direct Sanardo and others among the early starters, as track conditions remain doubtful for tomorrow’s third day.
TAGOMA Wash July 15 Don Grant infielder for the Bent Jie club of the Pacific International teagour was purchased by the mid and ponel league chat announcing here today. The pollece of internation league season sewitle Giratms om te.
An air party stopped at the national parks highway office in Apokane to ask about road conditions and elevations. Jack Rankin and G C Morer of Walla Walla sought the elevation of Gurrigvon Montana. They planned to continue to Great Falls after a 1 hour 40 minute flight. The staff advised using Garrison where the elevation is 6,700 feet.
July 6 report from Torio states Japan is establishing wireless telephone links between warships and aircraft on the wing. Naval authorities say improved apparatus is now installed on all ships of the first squadron and will be extended to other warships within the year.
A new plan for abroad buying by American department stores has begun operations on a large scale. Stores in Los Angeles Minneapolis San Francisco Howton Pittsburgh Detroit Toledo Dallas St Louis Cleveland and Sacramento form a tying company to buy directly from manufacturers and cut intermediary commissions.
Portland reports cattle and hogs steady with butter offerings unchanged. Sheep are light and largely out of markets as loads move to market. wool prices steady.
A Lancaster woman testifies Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound helped her after years of pain and infertility. She describes relief after use and urges others to write for advice, noting a trusted confidential response from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
The city council voted 1160 in Comedian license money to aid expenses of 1500 for entertaining student teachers at the summer normal. Commercial Club chairman LL Cc Scharpt urged action. Turner street sewer bids found unfavorable. Willow street sewer estimated at 350. O W pumps complaints referred to claims committee. bills ordered paid. Present: Mayor Vaughans, Councilmen Friedly, Polaom, Estes, Taylor, Recorder Fite Gerald.
Ten thousand people from the French colonies in the San Francisco Bay area gathered at a local park to mark the 231st anniversary of the Fall of the Bastile. Julien Neliner, French consul general, spoke as principal speaker and honorary president. A grand ball and night-long display followed, with Foch Day observances planned for tomorrow and remembrance of the Allied offensive that ended the war.
PCERLIN July 16 Two constables were killed and another seriously wounded when assailants attacked an automobile they were riding in while fleeing pursuit. The raiders seized a small quantity of arms and ammunition from the motor car.
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