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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text shows a local paper notice with garbled phrases about republication rights and subscription rates. It references Sid TIE Sleeme ington and an apparent society or bureau with postal addresses. The readable parts indicate daily, monthly, and carrier subscription terms.
A nostalgic, lyrical fragment describes swaying hammock under honeysuckle vines and summer dusk. A mockingbird sings, and the scene exudes quiet comfort despite a note of grief in the world. Copyrighted for the Orerenian Pub Co.
The Portland Oregonian weighs Senator Hardings words on deflation rail policy and the league of nations. It contrasts his view with Wilson and Cox, notes defense of enforcement laws, and questions his stance on world court and peace through force. The piece critiques his distance from the prewar league and hints at public concern over Gow candidacy and local Round-Up turnout.
A brief notice notes satisfaction with the price, workmanship, and promptness of services or goods provided. The item highlights client approval and timely delivery, implying a positive customer experience and recommendation.
In Umapine on Friday of last week Miss Della Philippi hosted a dinner for her mother Mrs William Philippto celebrate birthdays. Guests included James James Kirk D C Sanderson J D Kirk John Le William Rerordw AL A Wilfley and others. Several notices cover harvest plans local travel and family events with many names and places such as Wallas Walla Athena Kennewick Portland and Milton mentioned.
Mrs Jobo Mulloy visits Boime City Idaho while OZ Malionkle returns from Tut ter Creek ranch after building 260 wagon loads of rye hay near Wing. Levi Ankeny, Walla Walla banker, arrives. Ben Deritare brings horses for Illinois market. Dr and Mrs J Me Willa travel to New York to study medicine. Cornet player noted for touring.
Columbus July 21 The demand by Democratic nominee Cox for full publicity in campaign funds will be granted with pleasure says Lodge the Republican Senate leader. He attends war meetings and honorary dinners as part of a busy program including leaders and sponsors listed among several names and organizations.
The Ellikon White Company notes 72 guarantors, about half from 1420 area, insuring the 1920 Chautauqua with plans for a larger program next year and dates earlier than this year to avoid Fourth of July conflicts. Names include Riley, Cox, Hanscom, Beckwith, Gor nell, Earnheart, Akers, Serrell, Wilde, La Cox, Kemp, Frick, DelHart, Becker, Oliver, and East Oregonian Pub Co among others.
Rev M Cornelison after 17 years with the Presbyterian mission among the Indians at Tutuwus or Tutuins declines a pastorate. Synod in Eugene offered him a student-quator. He prefers to continue his work among Indians. Other local ministers attended the synod and salary and community hour matters were discussed. London notes Britain may ask Soviet for peace proposals amid Polish border tensions.
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