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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
7
Readable fragments show a Bureau address at Fourteenth Street and a partial reference to a person or department. The text is garbled and lacks a completed action, date, or names. No clear event or outcome can be established from the available lines.
The dispute argues that Oregon newspapers, especially the Portland press, ignored or misrepresented the need for robust normal education facilities. It notes Monmouth’s small school cannot meet state needs, cites teacher shortages, and insists only expanded normal training and facilities will supply qualified teachers, criticizing The Oregonian’s 1918 position amid wartime constraints.
The piece warns that history shows cycles of high prices, scarce labor, and extravagance leading to a low mood. It credits the banking system and the Federal Reserve with anti deflation measures and thrift advice. It suggests a possible mild downturn followed by longer prosperity and urges readiness for a rainy day.
The President argues territorial disputes in the Adriatic be settled on justice for those living there rather than appeasing rival neighbors seeking gains. He says this new approach to European affairs is essential to stop warfare at its source, aligning with Wilsons policy and warning against old methods that invite conflict. Salem could become the Butte of Oregon, per the Daily Statesman.
The Latech Game Commission bans all fishing in the Dimatisia river foam below Hermaten Dam for 300 feet downstream through March 1 to protect trout and other fish. The commission will keep the area closed until the order is lifted. Last year fishing was closed at Meacham Lake to safeguard trout.
A reflective note on the high value of a name in culture and commerce, suggesting prestige and utility beyond mere branding. The statement implies names carry intrinsic worth recognized across contexts.
Agnes Chalmers, a New York-born member of the Grand Rapids Michigan board of education and a close friend of Lady Astor, turned to the United States for a visit to Lady Astor's home in England. She is the author of The King's Cupbearer.
The Master, Maeterlinck, travels across the moving citys of the coast as wine is deemed necessary for the sow, reflecting a curious impulse toward travel and symbolic nourishment in the journey.
A medical note discusses alleged cures for catarrhal deafness, criticizing claims of a healing through blood or mucous pathways. The piece cites hallucinatory remedies and warns readers against unproven applications.
An old advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as fast relief for various headaches and neuralgia. It claims the product costs 10 cents a package and promises immediate comfort, urging readers not to suffer. Numerous users are said to have benefited from this remedy.
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