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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
9
Reports from Astoria detail the suspension of contracts at several yards including MecEnechorn Wilson and Rogers plants. The ceremony notes indicate a pause in work as factors cancel 16 worden projects and wage disputes prompt stoppage.
A Paris based report describes Franco British and American views at the peace conference after World War I. It notes German propaganda and acts of “good will” by occupying troops while French demands for complete de facto disarmament and huge reparations clash with American calls to fund reconstruction. The piece cites incidents of German hospitality as propaganda and one doughboy incident illustrating tensions between occupiers and local Germans.
A series of realty transfers, deeds, and lot acquisitions are recorded here. Names include Chatman, Wilbur, McParand, Coles, Lambert, Prager, Leonard, Buell, Gardner, Newport, and Mox. Properties span Pendleton, Livermore, and Hermiston additions, with parcel figures and block numbers noted.
Reports from Budapest say Lenin was informed by Hungarian communist leaders that the Hungarian proletariat holds supreme power and has establisheddictatorship. The Hungarian government sent greetings to Lenin as leader of the International Proletariat and expected solidarity with the revolutionary movement. Lenin replied that the greeting was submitted to the Bolshevist conference at Afaconne and received with enthusiasm, extending communist greetings and a handshake.
San Francisco March 25 The Pacific Coast line announces 490 more steamers added to its fleet servicing Seattle San Francisco San Pedro and routes to Colombia Ecuador Peru and Chile. The Regulus 7000 tons and Rex 2200 tons join the fleet while others include Bajara California Sinaloa and Governor Forbes. The line ships general merchandise.
A member of the house committee on safety and trade toured the Navy Yard at Mare Island during part of a day in Oakland California. He examined proposed naval training centers and discussed future projects with local officials and naval personnel.
March 14 in Paris a draft on freedom of transit to be inserted in the peace treaty was discussed by the police conference commission on international regimes for roads waterways and railways. Delegations led the discussions at the ministry of public works meeting which adjourned at one p m in Salem a separate note says there will be no referendum on the prohibition amendment as decided by Attorney General frown to Governor Olcott.
Fragmentary OCR shows a debate on referenda limits, noting attempts to refer under provincial law and claiming such moves conflict with legal framework. Vague phrases mention legislative authority and the insinuation of broader constitutional revolutions, with garbled names and terms.
Readable fragments discuss plans for new purchases and store ads. The text appears garbled, with possible references to readers and guidance on evaluating ads. No clear person, organization, or location is identifiable from the legible portion.
Berlin shows firm stance against a peace that would recognise Polish annexation of parts of Dan ng. President Rhertyi spoke Sunday denying surrender of Wear Priela and rejecting any plan to end the Vistula dispute by including a port transfer.
A vintage advertorial touts S. S. S. as the antidote for catarrh by cleansing the blood rather than surface remedies. It promises splendid results and urges readers to seek medical advice from a local physician in Atlanta Georgia.
A garbled snippet references a ceremony or rite with names or titles, mentions a tithe, and hints at a meeting or join event. The text is incomplete with mixed phrases about leadership, individuals, and a community gathering.
An advertisement promotes Freezone corn remover as a fast solution to corns and calluses. It emphasizes simple application without irritation and asserts it can remove hard corns, soft corns, toe corn, and between toe calluses with minimal discomfort. It notes availability at drug stores for a few cents.
The text promotes staying warm and dry to combat rheumatism and uric acid buildup. It claims damp cold weather worsens kidney filtration, urging Jad Salts with gin and lemon juice daily as a remedy. It touts widespread use and safety, advising a morning drink to cleanse the blood and kidneys.
A historical home remedy describes mixing sulfur and toning agents with common household items to darken gray hair. It mentions preparing a thin mixture, applying with a sponge or bottle brush, and using the solution to cover gray strands over several applications.
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