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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Imperial Bureau and Washington DC, with a note about the Associated Press and republication rights. Unclear names, dates, or events due to damaged text.
The fragment lists various time based mail terms such as daily and semi weekly options. It appears to describe durations like one year three months and six months by mail with several misspellings and inconsistent capitalization. The text suggests a schedule or subscription plan but is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent subject.
Fragmentary verse passage recalls a dreamlike voyage toward the shore with Jenny, an angel, and celestial sights. The speaker longs for a hopeful cabin, eternal reunion, and heavenly welcome, invoking imagery of harps, stars, and a red tipped heaven. Copyright notice appears for East Ores.
Pendleton hosts the first normal session for Eastern Oregon teachers, training over fifty educators as part of state funds approved 80 days earlier to support higher education. The move, backed by Umatilla County’s school tax reforms, aims to boost local teacher quality and student outcomes next year. Pendleton seeks to sustain annual normals and expand educational opportunity statewide.
A Pendleton column surveys campaign finances from the Republican nomination race. Leonard Wood and Frank Lowden led with seven figures, Harding and Cox sprinkled lower sums, while McAdoo argues wealth matters less than ability. The piece notes Pendleton’s school chief change and local notes on Cherry Day, earthquakes, and district consolidation.
28 years ago notes mention Sweatlock arriving from Hopper with a carload of horses bound for St. Paul markets. Smith of Athens to supply Umaula county with 72309 plants, Pendleton Lodge ALT and A Blime work tonight in multiple degrees. Synth and J W Smith sold Livermore property to Louis F Anderson. Willan Mills Swhtaler addition sale. W L Kidder returned from Portland.
A section of brick highway near Dee Minor, Warh exploded yesterday injuring three people, including two young daughters of a local driver. An engineer said a sudden and unusual rise in timber caused the explosion, while Mr. McClung, who was driving the truck, and a third child escaped with bruises.
America's oldest alumnus, Dr. Bissel of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, received the degree of Doctor of Laws at Union College’s 134th commencement. He graduated in 1846, making him the college’s oldest living alumnus.
Weather notes describe a rainy period that should bolster crop yields around Tinton. Officials expect minimal damage as efforts against pests continue and production remains promising despite wartime pressures.
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