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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
7
A fragment from Pendleton Oregon proposes daily publication details with subscription and carrier rates. Prices for daily and weekly editions in various time frames include monthly and yearly options, with different delivery methods and city locations. The ad lists offices and distribution points in Portland and Chicago, indicating an independent newspaper publisher.
Portland Journal notes the death of CLIDE A. HEAIS, a journalist for The Journal Start, mourning the loss of valued staff. The obituary references his service and dedication to the publication and community.
A reflective note on California edition goals for the League of Nations and its handling of domestic issues such as immigration. It questions Japan's racial equity plea, seeks mention of specific state interests, and wryly mentions Oregon apples and Round Up dates while arguing for a general, workable world peace plan.
The observer praises Pendleton as a pleasant city with a brisk business look and urges further beautification. It notes many unkept parking areas and calls for more landscape efforts to improve streets and lawns, aiming for a balanced, nicer Pendleton overall.
A party organ portrays the move to repeal the farm loan act as an expensive folly. It labels the plan a case bubble and a Republican ploy, while praising proponents who defend the act and its aid to small farmers. The piece cites former Republican congressmen and notes the struggle within the party ahead of the next Congress.
The piece argues the farm loan banks reduce interest and ease borrowing, noting rates at 5.5 to 6 percent versus prior highs. It cites Herbert Quick and mentions $180 million loaned to farmers, highlighting savings and accessibility, while linking opposition to political maneuvering and a broader policy critique.
A chaotic report from 28 years ago describes events at a Weston area meeting. It mentions a fire incident on a MEM feed and weather damaging a vehicle. Delegates J T Lamineeth De A Martin and others attend a convent convention in Portland June 1.
A garbled OCR note shows a jumble of phrases about a new son, Merk-No, private of the bestnest, and a sly remark about kindness to "peor chaps." The text includes quoted lines and nonsensical names, suggesting a damaged newspaper fragment with no clear event or context.
Technical notes describe a five passenger touring car with a four cylinder engine and carburetor mounted on the intake manifold. It covers valves timing air fuel flow, vacuum gasoline supply, crankshaft bearings, timing gears, water circulation, and lubrication.
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