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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
7
The fragment appears to reference daily notes on months by math and meal counts. It shows irregular capitalization and fragmented phrases with no clear event, place, or person. No coherent action or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
The poem depicts a sailor’s longing for Sally as he contemplates leaving home. He muses on nightly gates, missed kisses, and hopeful tomorrows while lamenting separation. The speaker alternates between affection and the ache of absence, ending with a wish to embrace Sally.
A historical note traces the peanut from a little known crop to a major agriculture. By 1899 U S yields climbed to nearly 12 million bushels from about 517 thousand acres, with production on 1.86 million acres reaching 45.9 million bushels. By products like peanut oil meal hulls and flour rise, and national advertising aims to boost raw peanut demand further.
A National Bureau of Commerce study notes declines in wholesale and retail price levels signaling a shift toward a lower, more orderly price environment. It cites copper, zinc, hogs, cattle, and hides as examples, explaining price changes reflect demand, production, credit, and war inflation effects.
Constantinople dispatch notes the Turkish government will uncompromisingly reject any peace treaty that deprives Turkey of Smyrna, Adrianople, and Eastern Thrace, despite Paris peace discussions.
Leon Cohen for the Fourth of July committee requested the city donate last year’s unused fireworks for this year’s celebration. The council approved the request. Fireworks will be on Cottonwood Street between Alta and Court. A crowds-formation project on Jackson Street is being discussed. A committee will oversee the plan. Hawksnaken insects have invaded towns including Hattlesnaken near Himita. A late Alta death was reported in John Cahoon garden.
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