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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
5
Purchases made tomorrow and the balance of this month will be billed to MeeR Encust through bill pay in September.
Carter's Knitted Silk Top Union Suits offered as very fine stills with flesh tone knit, sleeveless style suitable year round. Priced at 8.50 and 3.75 per suit.
The Wm. Carter Co. presents Pure Silk Knitted Vests priced from 4.75 to 5.50 dollars, marketed as ideal summer weight garments. This line emphasizes lightweight comfort and quality fabric for warmer weather.
The notice touts gingham dresses on sale from stock with price reductions under a twice yearly clearance policy. It highlights stylish modeling and contrasts with ordinary sale garments. Prices range from 3.98 to 22.50.
Fragrant fresh produce and pantry staples offered with everyday low prices. Olives canned in 9 oz jars priced 3 for 1.25. honey jars 30 to 70 cents. horseradish and whipped cream options showcased. Fresh, crisp ginger snaps and a wide selection of fruits and vegetables highlighted.
The text argues for retrenchment in government spending, higher production, and public ownership of key industries to avert class conflict and ensure public welfare. It stresses controlling inflation, reforming taxation, abolishing excesses, expanding railroad credit, and empowering producers, with emphasis on education, equal rights for people of color, and a peaceful foreign policy. It also discusses transportation rate changes and railroad funding amidst wartime memory and national unity.
An old advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders offering rapid relief for dull throbbing or neuralgia pain. Priced at ten cents per package, it claims to clear the head in moments and end distress with a simple purchase at the drug store.
We thank the many Orends for acts of kindness during the illness and for sympathy after the death of Edward J. Clark. Grateful for floral tributes and support from friends and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Edward J. Clark.
Washington July 27 A Wred P Thom representing railroad executives will address the Interstate Commerce Commission with a plan to raise 900 million dollars in additional revenue to cover wage awards from the War Board. The public would pay higher rates on freight and passenger service, likely split fifty fifty between freight and passenger patrons as the levy is eyed.
Boston July 27 phone operators recount a vague incident mentioning Gay and Coolide, with no official statement on levitation at Heston Central Laher. The fragment hints at a mysterious event tied to a levitation claim, leaving authorities silent as observers weigh its credibility.
Major Moorhouse is invited to a seaside pageant with events August 6 and 14. The gathering involves local civic figures, a ceremonial cementing of an alignment, and participation by notable residents amid city celebrations.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss hair care and dandruff with garbled terms. It mentions Kota leo and ludicrously references a New York resort, a political authority, and Major Moorhorne’s attendance doubts at an unspecified time.
Salem Oregon July 27 William B Hutler of Jackson county must be committed to the state penitentiary for the killing of McDonald Stewart without further reprieve A month earlier a reprieve of 80 days pending investigation was granted today he telegraphed Jackson county authorities that the reprieve would not be extended and he refused to grant Butler's pardon The sentence is from one to 15 years
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