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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
R Saylor announces bid for county judge and is praised by both parties as a capable business executive with extensive knowledge of the county. The editorial urges readers to back his candidacy, arguing he can responsibly manage millions of public funds over six years.
General Pershing visited Boston to be honored at a banquet but several citizens declined the invitation citing unfair treatment of officers. The incident drew mayoral effort to prevent a failed welcome to the AEF leader. The piece questions shifting New England generals and warns against social missteps in future campaigns.
The 1919 wage earner income tax requires a return if single or living apart with net income of 1000 dollars or more. Married couples living together must file if joint net income plus minor dependents equals 2000 dollars or more. Exemptions include 1000 for singles, 2000 for married couples, 2000 for head of family, plus 200 per dependent under 18 or disabled. Returns and payments are due to the Collector by March 15, 1920.
In Muskogee Ohio, Karah Rector, a Black heiress, voluntarily executes a deed of trust covering all her inherited wealth. Two men who have served her in recent affairs are to manage or influence her property. The action aims to protect her assets and control access to her fortune.
Dressmakers adopt the brasalere and bandeau as foundations for new gowns replacing silk or net. Bandeaux arrive in brocade weaves, satin, and heavy lace, offering varied textures for the evolving silhouette.
Three hundred ex servicemen attend a free school in Tacoma to study notomobils mechanics. Northwest supervisor Jim Gordon reviews staff and equipment as enrollment begins. Experts say a wrong set of studies is offered. need at least 75 students to proceed.
Funds from the war work drive, in which the Jights of Columbus participated, provide leftover money to cover all expenses making the school opening free for attendees.
A humorous, fragmentary cartoonish piece mocks Augustine Birrell and a royal incumbrancy, imagining a reversed march to London and a stolen crown jewel. The gag envisions a tense walk backward bearing fate’s sword as a satirical note on political duties and spectacle.
Circular from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio explains catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tube. Without reducing inflammation and restoring tube function, hearing may be lost permanently.
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