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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
7
An OCR fragment lists various newspaper names and subscription terms. It notes offices in Portland and Pendleton Oregon, with rates for daily and semi weekly editions by mail or carrier, including durations from one month to one year. Regulatory details and vendor names appear as jumbled text.
A plea for justice and mercy for animals by Mary Craige Yarrow. The hymn-like verse laments torture hunger and cold and calls on divine guardians to ease the suffering of dumb creatures and grant them grace.
Mael Blythe in the Saturday Evening Post argues returning doughboys will be anti militaristic. He asserts no large army or compulsory training for them and says soldiers are anti war. The piece reflects a natural viewpoint from those who faced warfare.
Pendleton hosts a standout auto show highlighting a dense network of auto dealers. The write up praises the auto trade as a principal driver of growth, notes good roads progress, and frames car sales as benefiting the town and its wider trade area.
During adjournment senators head home to gauge public opinion on the League of Nations. Senator Lodge says the goal is thorough discussion of all features, while Senator Kenyon of Iowa claims an open mind. The tenor echoes reactions from Pennsylvania’s congressional election.
The advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as a superior mustard plaster alternative. It claims rapid relief for sore throat chest colds bronchitis and pleurisy and for rheumatic pains stiff necks muscles and headaches. It emphasizes easy topical use without stomach upset and recommends the original yellow boxed product.
A worker who died hours after injuries displayed bravery by insisting the other man be cared for first as he was rushed to hospital. His selfless act is remembered as a lasting example. The text also notes Irish peace conference appeals and New York reactions to prohibition, ending with a query about the month.
Dr. Vincent and Deputy Sheriff Johnson returned from Salem. It is learned the Union Pacific will introduce a double track system within 10 days. Licenses to wed were issued to Frank Markh and Laura Olver and J E Osborn and Etta Ss Mumford. The degree staff and Pendiston Odd Fellows left for Adama to exhibit teamwork. Notables included J T Harr, Max Baer, T F Howard, H E H Beattie, John Halley, Low Shaw, E E Sharon, B E Coon, and J E Hiser.
A terrible boiler explosion rocked Portland yesterday injuring bystanders as James D. Asher, chief engineer of the Corbett building, was praised for prompt actions that saved lives and stabilized the scene.
Paris reports a curious interlude as war materiel lists swell records for 1914 to 1918. The piece notes millions of socks shirts breeches coats helmets blankets and boots supplied yearly and hints at a dressmaker’s show during an opera intermission with three models presenting gowns in American film style.
Wants include room and board at 301 Casble and a 633 Maple inquiry for a cheap car. Housekeeping job sought by an experienced woman for a ranch. contact 26 Cottonwood. For sale stock ranch with 680 cattle, 150 head cattle, 400 three year olds, 35 horses and farm implements. inquiries to Lewis or John Dern, Albee Ore. Notice to Contractors seeks proposals for Miller building remodeling in Pendleton Oregon for Inland Empire Park. bids due March 21 1919. Plans at R W Hatch Architect office with 10.00 deposit.
The committee declares the need for a definite governmental labor policy. It criticizes ad hoc wage actions and urges cooperation between capital and labor, insisting workers deserve an actual share in industry to incentivize national welfare and stable economic relations.
Washington March 14 relief from the long and short haul clause was granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The ruling applies the lowest rate from any route to all other routes in the Western trunk line territory, benefiting ice shippers amid rate disparities.
The text describes a stylish ensemble featuring a white wool jersey jacket, a khaki wool vestee, a tan and white checked wool skirt, a white and tan turban, tan pumps, and white silk bloomers. It comments that larger checks look smarter for outings and costumes.
March 14 Washington. American workers must receive a share in the industry they help create and maintain. The article notes a proposed moral standard and cites the next chairman of unspecified body.
The report notes Hermans's reputation for a fierce temper remains, while new tensions arise as fangs are drawn in a confrontation. The details underscore a sharp, contentious clash involving key figures and local stakes, with potential repercussions for ongoing disputes.
A compact reflection on compassion shows how generosity is diluted when frequent skimming of goodwill reduces impact. It notes the value of steady, substantial kindness over quick, shallow acts.
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a soothing warming remedy for neuralgia and aches. It explains counter irritation via blood flow away from congested areas and claims easy, clean application with generous size bottles available.
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