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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
A partial OCR fragment notes a weekly posting at the post office in Pandle Oregon. It references a small bale in other cities and mentions Chicago Bureau coverage. Details are incomplete and unclear from the readable text.
A hunter moves through hills and streams in search of sport. The text evokes nature and quiet danger as memories of the chase mix with the river’s calls and the woods’ rhythms. It centers on a single hunting moment and the forest’s shifting mood.
The Pendleton school board has fostered harmony and rising efficiency by appointing strong superintendents and high school principals while keeping board members in the background to consult with the leaders. The policy, praised as prudent and effective, credits Mr. Rice and Mr. Friedly for shaping the current stable, cooperative system and urges continuation of the current board to maintain value for public money.
A Saturday Evening Post editorial argues that party labels should yield to the candidate’s ability and views. It stresses evaluating leaders by merit rather than partisan identity, praising strong presidents from either party who grasp national and world needs. It urges voters to judge based on merits, not affiliations.
Citizens denounce the John Day grade condition hindering trade between Grant and Umatilla counties. They demand a durable, year round road and pledge to press the county court to secure immediate improvements. Also comments on Republican convention dynamics and Echo shooting incident.
A ragged clipping blends a court verdict over baseball actions with a puzzling tale of milk and a snake story conceit. Separate items reference a Cincinnati baseball case for $8500 and a military conference between Paris and Delgrum.
Pendleton banners celebrate Oregon products during Oregon Made Produce Week begins Monday with storefront windows featuring Pendleton made goods. Local merchants showcase wool goods garments and household items while Hood River stores plan similar displays on Main Street and nearby districts. A committee from Pendleton financial institutions will judge entries and award prizes Friday night.
In San Francisco a court allowed Maxine Dempsey to testify against Jack Dempsey in his draft evasion trial. The former wife testified on confidential communications during their marriage as the proceedings addressed sensitive matters.
Washington June 40 The Attorney General rules the president has ten days after Congress adjournment to sign or veto bills and resolutions This could affect measures blocked by pocket veto such as a water power bill and a resolution repealing wartime measures
The Chicago host Prominent at a publican National Convention listed Mrs. Fred Upham as a jostess with her husband serving as treasurer, highlighting a notable role within the Rev ifcan National group during the event.
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