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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes from Welephone and Portland newsrooms mention a Chicago bureau and a 909 Security Build in Washington. Details are unclear. No coherent events or named individuals can be confirmed from the readable text.
The piece notes support for a one day Oregon legislative session to ratify the suffrage amendment and grant presidential voting rights to women in 1920. It cites state law dimming bright headlights, calls for enforcement, and mentions Miles Poindexter's early presidential campaign booklet as Pendleton anticipates the first presidential boom.
A fragmented verse opens with dreamlike imagery before shifting to a New York World opinion piece. It urges Congress to honor Gen Haig and Admiral Beatty with earldoms and $500,000 apiece, arguing for bold, generous recognition of military leadership beyond petty politics.
The piece argues that rising costs are not just natural but driven by money supply and monopolistic control. It claims European demand, excess money in circulation, and concentrated power push prices up while delaying marriage and birth rates, urging a return to normal levels without reigniting inflation.
The message urges Congress to grant General ranks to Pershing and March and Admiral ranks to Sims and Benson. It asserts President Wilson voiced the people's wishes and questions whether due recognition of wartime service can be rightly withheld.
A reader signing as Subscriber criticizes Pendleton for strict parking ordinance enforcement while failing to dim headlights. He argues traffic laws are intricate and unevenly applied, noting nightly violations and urging clarity in enforcement.
A garbled excerpt mentions star groups and constellations including the Great Pyramid region and the Dragon. It references a chief star or figure and a Taagunik name, with unclear context about astronomical importance or a reader’s attention. The text remains fragmented and non-clarifying.
A historian describes the search for a vanished ancient pillar said to stand at the 60th parallel north. He outlines methods and notes the structure’s claimed height and the risk of dust in storage. The piece cites experts and mentions a trust’s name and the storage practices surrounding the artifacts.
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