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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
5
The item lists subscription prices and delivery options for the Oregon Daily News, including mail and carrier rates for various periods. It also includes a paragraph of political satire from the Washington Star and brief quips about a dry movement, reflecting typical historical newspaper filler content.
A lyric fragment speaks of rising above hindrances and grasping new ventures. It invokes dawn light, wings of glory, and a resolve to sweep away mean forces as renewal unfolds. The tone mirrors a devotional call to courage and transformation.
The proposed woman suffrage amendment died at the close of the sixty‑fifth congress after efforts by Carrie Chapman Catt and Senator Jones to secure Senate approval. Democratic and Republican leaders pressed for a vote, but Wadsworth and Weeks blocked action. The measure would have left election control to states rather than the federal government.
A Pendleton business group urges stronger local action to drive growth. They stress that the city’s progress hinges on the efforts of residents and officials, framing opportunities ahead as contingent on collective initiative.
The Commercial Association faces greater responsibilities with calls for study cooperation and steady attention to business. Leaders urge strengthening the organization amid new service opportunities and a push for efficiency. The text also notes Lodge's stance on the League of Nations, rumors of British railroad nationalization, and criticism of war department demobilization timing as Mississippi endures a record ice flood.
28 years ago from the East Oregonian dated March 21, 1891 reports Senator and Mrs W F Matlock returning on this morning's train from their visit in Portland and Salem. Baggagemaster Fail Wild was laid up with an injured leg from a fall off a truck. Mary Montgomery Mary Laing and John McDougall declared intention to become U S citizens renouncing allegiance to Queen Victoria. Captain Thompson of the Oregon National Guards arrived from The Dalles to muster Pendleton's new militia company. A meeting is planned this evening at Whorella hall. William Pearsall of the round house force takes a furlough to tend a badly mashed thumb from moving a snow plow.
Want ads list early cabbage plants and 800 variation rove bushes with memory stock. A woman seeks hourly work at 604 Mine. A young lady seeks private board and room. Lost box of clothes near Luck's feed yard and railroad crossing. Durham bull for sale by F W Johnson. Clairvoyant Earl Gray advertised in Pendleton for limited time offering life guidance. Astral bond trance medium at Golden Fide Hotel repertor suite.
Cant express the depth of gratitude for the beautiful gifts and the kindness shown by our dear friends during the bereavement of our wife and mother Sam Jinkins Hane Jinkings Gather Jinkins.
Pondieton Na ena Rifle Club members and others who wish to learn to shoot are urged to meet at the city hall tonight. Government supplied rites and ammunition are available free, targets and equipment are en route, and officers will be elected with a rifle range chosen. An exam will be made of new rifles to diagnose failures during a funeral shoot attempt.
About 1,500 railroad clerks entering Atlanta walked out today in a general strike in sympathy with striking clerks of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis lines. The walkout follows a dispute over demands for remittance of federal auditors whom they accuse of unfairness in interpreting recent decisions.
An old advertised remedy touts Begy's Mistarine as superior to mustard plasters for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and related pains. It claims rapid easing of aches including headache toothache and backache with long lasting effects and warns to use only the yellow box product.
A Chicago teacher Mrs Marshall leads a double life as a half day schoolwoman at William Pee school and a cabaret dancer at night. Her finances, widowhood, and a 16 month old child drive her to seek support, with school authorities reportedly approving her stage work. The piece notes her husband’s death at Christmas and her weekly school earnings of 1630.
United Press dispatch reports tensions between Prugelan provincial and city officials in Cobleng and American civil affairs officers. Col Hunt demands direct access, dismisses officials when their secretaries speak for them, and asserts authority to meet personally with the leaders. Officials concede to cooperate after the exchange.
An uneasy official meetings with Col Hunt and a Bonn envoy as Hunt asserts patience has limits and warns of consequences. He orders the official to sit and highlights that only one appointment remains with General Dickman, signaling firm intent to enforce terms.
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