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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows post office and publication notices from Portland Oregon. The text lists subscription terms for Daily and Semi-Weekly issues, carrier and mail rates, and bureau address details with references to publishing services and offices in Chicago and Washington.
Short verse urges the world to hurry but warns dreamers to seize time and run life’s race. It contrasts nagging delay with a pursuit of dreams and faith, ending with hope of reaching the high shores of Heaven.
A national scandal trial in Michigan concerns corruption and fraud linked to the election of U S senator Truman H Newberry. Testimony reveals bold political crime surpassing earlier Indiana vote buying in blocks of five, shocking Republicans and callers to reflect that only rich unscrupulous men win such slush fund campaigns.
A Los Angeles bureau urges a law banning women from driving after studying accident records. The traffic chief cites statistics but argues it should apply to all, not blanket women. Captain James McDowell supports a personal competence test for reckless drivers, not gender-based ban.
A department of agriculture report shows total wool holdings at 624 million pounds grease equivalent on December 31, down 105 million from Sept 30, 1919, with dealers often acting as agents. Government stock decline since 1918 indicates rapid release to match market absorption.
An overseas diary entry notes fine weather and staffing tensions as the author’s motor job needs support from soldiers to supervise cooking and driving a Ford. It reports front news with Turkey yielding and Australian troops leading on the western front, praising the Australians as capable and well-liked by Allied soldiers.
Fragmentary advertisement-like text asserts Bayer as genuine for aspirin. It mentions packaging, labeling with Bayer, twelve tablets per tin, and references to Bayer Manufacturing and monoacetic acid derivatives. The readable portions imply brand protection and packaging details from an old trade notice.
The speaker recalls a rough war game and describes how Frank Dumbruski, a friend who helped in the canteen in Belgium and rode into France, was killed in a last drive. He honors Frank as a brave single handed storming of a machine cannon and expresses deep sorrow and missing him.
From the Daily East Oregonian March 5, 1892. William Keagle rode out on a horary week excursion 15 miles south of Pendleton. Snow about 12 inches deep as stock and sheep owners feed. Lot Livermore travels to La Grande on reservation railroad business. Four carloads of beef cattle to be shipped to the Sound tomorrow by Marshall and Dickson. Cattle among the finest yet shipped from Pendleton. Johnson and company pool shipments at a total cost of 160 dollars per carload or 50 dollars per ton.
In Grand Rapids Michigan another defendant was dismissed as part of the election fraud trial. The court ruled the government failed to substantiate charges against the 15, mirroring earlier dismissals from Tuesday. Thirty five defendants remain to be tried.
The student affairs committee officially recognizes the Men’s Union at Oregon Agriculture College Corvallis. Representatives from all men’s organizations join to address issues of the men in the company and unite fraternity and nonfraternity students. Cartoons Magazine quote appears in text.
Salem Martha The Marion County court will be asked to appropriate 10000 authorized under last legislature for a community house monument to men and women of the late war Capital post American Legion met Tuesday night. The group will appeal for private contributions to a fund for a building expected to cost about 50000.
Announcement says Buehner Lamber of North Pend will purchase 4000 acres of timber land on the North Fork. Recollections are under way by the company to finalize the deal.
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