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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
7
The notice outlines advance rates for the Daily edition by mail and carrier. It lists prices for daily, monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscriptions, indicating options by mail and by carrier with varying durations. Specific figures are partially legible, reflecting yearly, monthly, and multi month terms.
A fragmentary verse notice from the East Oregonian notes a lyric invocation of love and forgiveness. The speaker addresses a beloved, lamenting past separations and longing for reconciliation, with imagery of gates, tears, and remembered happiness. The piece appears under the paper’s signature fragment format, attributed to Frank L L Stanton.
Wool growers gain confidence as a financing plan allows shipment to distribution points with a bank draft secured by bills of lading or warehouse receipts. Banks under federal reserve rules can rediscount drafts, enabling growers to hold wool at current losses until prices recover, with Portland warehouses offering receipts worth 25 to 40 cents a pound.
A damaged OCR fragment shows suffrage workers at the Republican National Convention in Cheyenne. Betty Graf of Portland and eighty five year old Elrowh White from Racine are cited as aging participants traveling to influence Republican politicians to support national policy.
The House Appropriations Committee will tour Pendleton and Umatilla County on July 16 to review the McKay Creek reclamation effort. Officials anticipate an optimistic reception that could shape future irrigation and train service plans, impacting regional expansion and growth. Local observers note the project could turn lands into garden spots with added water.
In a fragmentary report, officials note the Armaltisia river rising quickly between Friday night and early Saturday, threatening nearby dwellings. Local writer A Kerry and county observer Bence Hetween describe early signs of swelling and shifting water levels.
A distorted report notes river water dropped from 178 feet to 150 feet and steady declines expected. Officials say March saw higher volumes than in 3919 as the season advances. East county regions report continued floodwater and irrigation districts remain affected.
A terse report from the Democratic convention notes Colby leading a group of 70 administration supporters. The piece cites figures tied to the Columbia department and mentions Chairman Cummings of the Democratic committee. Further details are scarce due to garbled text.
A government figure announces personal control of an election administration program targeting Senator Gliese of Virgin and Senator Waldh of Montana amid calls for resolutory measures in a partisan struggle over elections.
Weston Mountain residents and families share updates from St Anthony hospital and local visits. Will Gould and others, Pauline Rayhur, Pantine recovery noted. Crawford family near Athena joined in. School election held June 11 selected John Wrie as director, Roy Henit reelected clerk. eight mill tax approved for district 4 teacher raises and improvements.
Secretary of the Navy announces Major General Jobe A. Leiunge as commanding Marine Corps. Leiunge led division actions breaking German lines in the Meuse Argonne offensive and earned distinction during the war. He takes command as the new head of the Marines succeeding General Barnell, with the Second Division noted for its river crossings in key battles.
Umepine visit Mrs Ligzle Lame Male this week. They traveled to see Mr Zena Lanadile Narkous on Weld and Hawley Mt Thursday. John Wroe and Albert Gould hailed from Morse Heaven coun t with range horses all winter. Citirone Day set for Sunday with church grove event and coffee sandwiches after dinner. Services at 11 if possible. Robert Tweedy departed for Sherer Cn Rathday.
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a matrimonial tangle involving the Vors family. The feature outlines social ramifications and the status of key relatives amid growing public interest in Chicago society circles.
A brother-in-law births a complex union linking a man with his future mother-in-law who was previously his stepmother. Aldert Stepeen and Mme Charles Pore Vos wed Maria Pore, while Walter Pore marries Margaret Pore, creating hopes for further cross marriages that surprise the matriarch.
Ray Walker was fined two dollars in police court this morning for cutting a corner. He received the penalty after parking too close to the curb on Main Street. Arthur Hatton also paid a two dollar fine for a similar offense.
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