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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
3
Porch dresses in latest modes offered with complete assortments for summer wear. Prices mid range and discounts on silk and leather handbags. Galvanized sprinklers, men’s union suits, women’s belts, and standard sheets and pillowcases on sale. Limited time offers end tomorrow night.
The advertisement promotes a season ready to serve readers with a fine assortment of weaves and styles. It highlights suits priced from 1.00 to 7.50 and ties in new stock ranging from 75 cents to 5.00, urging readers to visit downtown to pick styles that match their shirts and suits.
Rainstorms disrupted haying in Prmonton on Monday causing some damage but by Wednesday operations resumed. Gardens benefited from the rainfall aiding new seeding and crops, offsetting hay losses. Local news notes J. L. Challis to relocate to Washington to manage a large wheat farm.
A fragment notes Mr. Womach as manager and expresses approval of the business location under the game head. The text confirms Echo and partners intend to operate a store or venture at the cited site. No further details are readable.
The initial secretary of Labor Post orders the deportation of Roberto Elin after he was beaten and confined with Andrea Salesdo who leapt from a fourteenth story New York building. Government officials say Elin admitted to being an anarchist.
At Ascot England on June 18 a large crowd attended the second day of the race meeting. King George and Queen Mary with Princess Mary were present. The Royal Hunt Cup went to Heid Walkers Square Measure with Glenmarin second and Stat Shot third. Odds favored Square Measure at 8 to 1. The day followed a war interlude last year.
In Montreal on June 14 Attorney General Pralever ordered the American profiteer investigation to focus on profiteering charges. All federal district attorneys are directed to give peak attention to such charges and seek indictments where investigations warrant.
June 18 report states Americans played a prominent role in the Kiev evacuation, aiding the Pulite staff by feeding refugees and assisting the wounded and dead. The account mentions efforts amid ongoing chaos and peril.
The San Francisco Argonaut relays remarks contrasting progressives with Republicans and criticizing Chicago’s conventions. A speaker laments the progressive spirit’s abandonment and hopes the Democratic gathering offers a hopeful counterpart. The item includes a parable about defending a fool in court.
Dr. De Orgier arrives with a stir to Alte Theatre on Monday to present the film Temptation to the American Magnisics society. Misa Vidlet Stanton accompanies, with Ruth 1 Denie and Dorin Curts, both 12, who will perform dances on stage as surprises for Pendleton audiences.
London reports naval officials discuss a League of Nations role in halting superdreadnought build up by the United States and Britain. Deputies consider strategies to curb American expansion, as Britain aligns with British plans amid global naval rivalry.
Fragmentary text discusses the Democratic presidential nomination process and the Chicago convention. It notes the desire to attract broader support and critiques leaders and delegates at the San Francisco convention. The fragment signals tensions over platform and candidate appeal within the party.
Emergency gas supply rush purchased at Pendleton stations as 4900 gallons from Weiser Idaho arrived. Most stations used their entire allotment by closing time amid a countywide shortage. Two tank cars of gasoline are due today or tomorrow, but officials warn the shortage may persist. President Clyde McKay asks the public to use the supply prudently while defenses assess remaining needs. A lawyer’s office scene closes the piece with an astonished visitor commenting on the situation.
An advertisement extols a corn remover called Gate-lt way guaranteeing fast relief with a money back offer. It praises a long proven method and notes availability from E. Lawrence & Co and Tallian Co. and Heonomy Drug Co. The copy imitates a period newspaper ad with multiple brand mentions and testimonials.
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