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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
5
The faded clipping lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions with options by mall mail and term lengths. It mentions one year, six months, and three months, showing how rates vary for the Daily and Weekly issues.
Reading garbled verse, a traveler returns to a beloved place described as sunny and rose like. Mentions Janos realm and a festival mood. The fragment hints at a lingering memory of love and home, with a newspaper imprint from the Host Oregonian Pub Co. The text is fragmentary yet evokes a warm poetic welcome.
Robert S Weeks of Harris Forbes in Boston explains that Liberty bonds declined as banks raised loan rates and flooded the market with bonds after the war. He warns owners to sell only through reputable banks or dealers and to avoid chasing advertised high dividend stocks offering sorely tempting but risky exchanges.
The article highlights many self made men in the city and county, especially in farming, who started with nothing but optimism. It notes farmers who now own rich wheat lands once incurred heavy debts to start, buying land and implements on faith, practicing thrift and discipline to repay while crops sold low. It urges today’s young men to adopt faith, hard work, and careful management, arguing success comes from steady effort rather than miracles.
The Pendleton board keeps Manuel Fried ly and G M Rice in place, praising business methods and noting high system rankings in Oregon and the northwest. Reorganization preserves the same personnel as the electorate shows rare judgment in stability. Chautauqua and American Legion seek support Saturday. avoid Fourth of July plans until Sunday.
June 16 meeting of District 87 directors approved a plan to construct a new one room school house with a fuel basement, costing about 6000 dollars. The board plans to inspect a similar building in Pendleton this week and consider funding options. Many locals are noted visiting, traveling, or recovering from illnesses as community life continues nearby.
Social Service Workers of Oregon conclude their three day annual conference in Portland with Bishop Waller presiding. Prominent pastors from across the state attended the meeting highlighting Episcopal church activities in Oregon.
From Francisco June 29 Associated Press Bryan releases his plank urging constitutional amendment to require Senate majority ratification of treaties including the league of nations. He says it would make it as easy to end a war as to declare one.
The piece notes aprons as a fashionable item for sweet sixteens and debutantes, detailing apron gown styles in black or gray taffeta, lace and embroidery, with sleeves and bodice designs. It references high society scenes in New York, including mentions of Percy von Gotrex and Lady Vors de Vere, and discusses how an apron can signal chic refinement in the season’s frocks.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript depicts a comical mix up as a maid hesitates to relay a message about being out of town. The quirky dialogue highlights social miscommunication in a domestic scene.
In a terse exchange, Komren asks what the image represents while Chris Henle recalls a printed reference from over a week ago, highlighting uncertainty over meaning and context as time passes.
Fragmentary lines describe an oval appliqued motif and embroidery on a fabric piece. Mentions muted tones, heavier inner layer, and a decorative machine work. No clear event, date, or individuals identified in the readable text.
LarVvENc, MONT June ho Danii Btevensen, a noted hunter, abandons food to Alaska to live among wolves. Using a rap and a whip he stalks dens and drives wolves into a trap. He then tags and transports them alive for biological surveys.
Two 12 year old boys in Fort Hrage California attempted to derail an outbound passenger train by wrapping a jog chain around a railroad track railing one mile from Fort Brigg The engine and three coaches passed over the obstruction safely with no injuries reported The incident was reported as a dagire to eet a train wreck.
A fragment describes a train filled with women and children bound for a picnic on Padding Creek. The group planned to wreck the train, wrongly attributed to a movie influence, though details remain unclear and troubled.
A June 30 report from Rutteh describes large and small sign sites placed along the Fourth between Yellowstone and the southern parts. The Yellowstone route features a black and yellow trail legend with lines guiding travelers to land points of interest. The project connects with the Silver Dow County Good Roads association and uses signs to mark borders and points along the route.
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