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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
7
The text repeats garbled phrases about daily and semi weekly mail subscriptions. It references one year by mail, three months by mail, and carrier delivery with various unclear terms. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated.
A fragmentary verse by Frank J Blanton depicts a worker wading through damp furrows in heat as he longs for a blessed land of ripe watermelons and summer release. The faded lines convey longing, toil, and a sense of promised rest in a rural setting.
Lodge delivers a prolonged speech denouncing the president for pursuing war promises and actions he views as contrary to civilized principles, criticizing the tactics used and questioning the nation’s commitment to high ideals in a time of conflict.
Letter from F R Brown praises recent Board of Directors action approving a contract with Lewis and Clark of Portland as consulting and managing engineers for the John Day Project. The note discusses highline canal potential, water elevation goals, and plans for a full survey, storage reservoir, and project feasibility to inform future funding and community support in Umatilla County.
In E P Dodds irrigation series the John Day project stands to gain from Umatilla and West End trials. The West End served as a laboratory where concrete canals proved preferable and water duty learned. The Boardman Hermiston lessons bolster early reclamation progress and show how both government and settlers benefited from hard experience guiding future reclamation of the John Day basin.
Charles Evans Hughes urged in a graduation address that democracy rests on educating the people. He argued to seek truth, expose bad remedies, and avoid stifling opinion. He said citizens must face facts with intelligent action and reject prejudice and partisan hatred.
A tribute asserts President Wilson bore wounds not on the field but through the long war. It credits him with guiding the Atlantic fleet to combat U boats, shaping Allied unity at Paris, and securing the League of Nations covenant while facing fierce political attacks and public vilification. The piece notes his physical frailty after nine months of illness and his steadfast moral courage.
The Harrington property near Gardane is sold. Pat Monaghan left Friday for Pilot Rock to work haying for Bill Selby. Arlea Harrington sold her home stead to Joe Pedro. Mr and Mrs Harrington and two children moved to Cottage Grove Oregon. Ed Chapman visited then left to help his brother Butt. Pat Monaghan filed on additional land near Pilot Rock. Mrs Castle Cotes and three children visited. she lives in Idaho and last visited here five years ago.
Frank Jones and family and Mire Roy Marcum of Pilot Rovic spent the day with Mr Hoy Monteampery Hasely Fity recently with the group. They returned home Tihed day bringing home a herder.
A Japanese professional baseball league is planned, with spokespeople indicating the sport will be introduced in Japan. The report, credited to Annalised Brom, notes development discussions among University of Chicago members and local stakeholders.
Readable text fragments mention locations and names but lack a coherent event. No clear action, date, or parties to identify. unable to determine a definite headline or summary from the supplied segment.
The University of Chicago team toured Japan in May. American players achieved several outcomes and noted performances during the trip, with games referenced and individual efforts highlighted.
Market report from Portland on June 22 shows varied pricing with male Kets at Moody figures, chlicepteers listed as 10 and 12 dollars, prime mbied at 15 and 18.55, with 17 and 611.50 noted alongside other minor figures. Names Augie pridi and Nutter ao appear in fragmented entries.
An advertisement asserts sore corns lift off with fingers using a product called Magic. The claim suggests quick painless removal without medical treatment, targeting readers seeking home remedy options. No verifiable evidence is provided in the text.
An OCR fragment advertises a corn treatment named Pressone, promising fast relief for hard and soft corns without soreness or irritation. Mentions a druggist selling a tiny bottle for a few cents and cites a Cincinnati origin or genius. Text is garbled and references immediate pain relief.
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