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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chicago Bureau and Associated Press, with partial addresses and unclear context. No discernible event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Rates listed for CN daily and weekly newspaper subscriptions by mail and carrier. Includes one year at 5.00 and various three month and monthly options. text is garbled with multiple misspellings and illegible segments but conveys pricing by mail and by carrier for daily and weekly editions.
The American Federation of Labor endorses the peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant without reservations, arguing the league offers world peace and security. It condemns war’s costs and asserts independence would not be endangered by membership, urging broad support across political lines amid postwar shortages and unrest.
A fragmentary verse from the East Oregonian page contemplates love as guidance through darkness and loneliness. The speaker asks if love will light a path, praying for strength if love accompanies them, and expresses gratitude for love's steadfast support despite hardship.
A young man from Adams and Miss Meintyre of Athena united in marriage in Walla Walla. Relatives and friends from Adams and Athena attended the ceremony and joined in birthday well wishes and a reunion dinner. Visits and travel by local residents to Pendleton and Adams occurred around the event. The late Wrennie Green funeral services were held at the Baptist church with a favorite solo performed.
Oregon football coach Frank Scilefe, an Oregon graduate, reports Harvard’s interest in Oregon football program. The spring pre-season prep race and recruitment chatter highlight cross country college ties and potential transfer or coaching connections.
Report from Harvard medical school studio outlines Crimson coaches studying Oregon style to replicate slashing attack and stiff defense. Despite mimicking outward play Harvard evidently lacks the essential secret, showing limited understanding of timing and interior play in the observed drills.
Dorothy Becker of Alameda won the Pacific Association 100 yard Junior championship swim at the Del Monte carnival last Sunday. Florence Freinehhounen of San Francisco finished second and Ruth Crane of Alameda third. Time noted as 1f.
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