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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
7
The item lists publication details for an Oregon independent newspaper including pricing for daily and semi weekly editions, carrier and mail rates, and distribution points in Portland and Chicago. It notes offices in Peadleton and references bureaus in Wheenhamton and Chicago with mailing options and date of entry.
A fragmentary poem by Edwein Manakitam evokes an old road, poplars, and a windy, wooded landscape. It contrasts laughter with mystical motifs and wild creatures. The speaker questions identity while praising freedom and nature’s edge.
The Inland Empire Shippers League seeks a Puget Sound like rate to Portland arguing cost of haul should set thresholds. Astoria argues for an intermediate rate between Portland and Seattle, noting river and sea routes favor Astoria. The piece also notes Wes Matlock's death in Pendleton and a light rain.
The text questions why unhappy workers should not be moved from oppressive roles into positions of power within an organization. It argues for transforming cogs in the machine by placing capable individuals in influential roles to drive change.
The American Federation of Labor with over three million members endorses the treaty and the League covenant as the basis for lasting peace though imperfect. The federation has opposed Bolshevism in America, showing loyalty and service during the war. Western Union telegraphers deserve fair wages and the right to organize without fear of dismissal.
A collage of humorous dialogue and sketches features banter about anarchists, a mechanic with a disassembled car, a barber singer at a soldiers club, rain umbrellas, a Q and A about wives and egos, and lilting tunes. The piece captures light, wartime era humor and everyday misadventures with quick exchanges and character quirks.
Charles T. Clayton of the U S Training Service says unrest stems from workers unfitted for skilled jobs when skilled labor is scarce. He cites a New England railroad needing 156 machinists with 156 applicants, only three qualifying after minimal training, calling it a tragic example of industrial misfit and missed readiness.
Gibbon notes a flurry of Pendleton visits by Stella Ha and others, with trips by Henry Thompson George Brace and many more residents. Fishing trips on the river, Pioneer Plente attendance, and a humorous governess reading moment conclude the week’s local highlights in Umatilla County.
A fragmented dialogue shows a speaker offering money and suggestions to earn cash. The exchange includes phrases about showing how to make money and a counteroffer of twenty in a tentative, unclear context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear identifying details.
A 15 year effort to recover sunken Russian warships from the Japan Sea battle region near Korea Kyushu and Toyo involves a petition to the Fukuoka Prefectural office for authority to fund rising operations.
Miss Sutherland daughter of Senator Howard Sutherland and Mrs Sutherland of West Virginia is to marry Lieut Col Dona Marion Mehan who has fought with the British Canadian and American armies.
Fragmentary shipping item from Philadelphia dated June 1 mentions a statement about not trusting foreign commerce and a ceremony at a shipyard. The readable fragments reference a secretary and steel trestles and a memorial of some kind, but details are unclear.
An old advertisement promotes using juice from two lemons mixed into a bottle with three ounces of orchard white to create a freckle and tan lotion. Apply to face neck arms and hands daily. claim is to fade freckles brighten skin and whiten complexion with gentle fragrance and no irritation.
Readable fragments show a garbled quote about American merchants, two oceans, and commerce. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a partial, unclear passage that hints at intent to control ships and foretell actions.
Readers are urged to try a household regimen of hot water with a lemon and limestone supplement to improve skin tone digestion and overall vitality. The piece touts clearer skin, better complexion, and relief for digestive and rheumatic symptoms after a week of the daily warming wash and potable mineral water routine.
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