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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
5
Pendigoes Oregon daily and weekly editions published with post office routing details. Chicago bureau and Washington office listed. Associated Press copyright notice appears, with local Pendigoes news segment described.
A fragmented ad lists subscription prices for daily newspapers offered by mail and carrier. It shows various terms including one month and one year options, with different rates and formats such as semi weekly and weekly deliveries.
Poem fragment by Frank L Stanton references love and seasonal themes. The piece appears as a lyric noting affection, nature, and longing with archaic phrasing and fragmented lines. Copyright notice credits East Oregonian Publishing Co. and a price.
A profile of Senator Warren G. Harding discussing his old guard stance his role in 1912 the 1916 keynote neutrality policy and leadership style. It notes his background as Marion Star editor and printer his wife’s business ties and the political maneuvering that led to his nomination while weighing strengths and weaknesses for a postwar era.
Police reported three deaths and five proetrations from the heat on June 14 in Chicago. The day marked a third heat wave index high as officers investigated incidents. Proetrations occurred near the Coliseum where crowds gathered during the event.
The Toynton Camper, a breakfast foods and livestock feed producer, announced a 406 percent stock dividend on a capitalization of 1.9 million dollars. The declaration was made today and signals a major reallocation of corporate equity for June 14.
A garbled Associated Press tally lists state by state results with names Harding Lowden Wood and Johnson across many states. includes fragmented notes on Indiana Iowa Kentucky Missouri Nevada New York and others. Local notices mention residents visiting Ukiah and nearby towns, health trips, and job moves.
East Oregonian special from Cream notes rain fell most of Monday and part of Monday west, with indications of more expected. Several locals are named with movements and daily activities including alfalfa hay cutting, schooling, homestead proof, and visits among residents around Ukiah and surrounding areas.
N B Gerking arrives to take over the Coon and Murphy painting and decorating firm with BF Johnson as foreman. Election results list W R Ellis as Congressman second district along with offices such as F A Moore Supreme Judge George B E Chamberlain and others including Walter M Pierce as county clerk and Harriet Woodruff as school superintendent.
United Press reports on June 14 marked 105 years since Wellington defeated Napoleon at Watering. The present Duke of Wellington must pay a peppercorn rent for Strathfield-Saye and Apaley House, Hyde Park, with a silver staff flag replica of a captured French standard presented to the king each year. An agent delivered the item to Buckingham Palace, then to Windsor for the Brigade of Guards.
London June 14 A wild display of futuristic bathing costumes appears in exclusive stores as summer seaside fashion shifts toward bold color and unconventional forms. Designers unveil sea beetle inspired one piece suits with tight fits and bright materials challenging traditional swimwear norms.
An advertisement promotes Camel cigarettes highlighting no aftertaste or odor and encourages comparing puff-for-puff with any cigarette world over. It emphasizes preferring quality to coupons and premiums from Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston-Salem, N.C.
A fragmented, noirish note blends seaside imagery with a comic plot about a bachelor dodging taxes. A mermaid figure and a suitor clash as themes of marriage and wealth surface, hinting at satire on property, social norms, and fiscal pressures in a quirky, period voice.
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