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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
9
Advance notices list Pendle post office mail targets including daily and monthly rates. Details mention second-class mailing options, single copies, and three month by mail pricing with figures indicating service scope and fees.
A fragmented ode recalls Jack Smith with ML CLA Pat Mehan and the K of C. It hints at a battle, a candle shrine, and a vow to fight for liberty and faith. The scene moves from shack life to a prayerful, sacred space where a Great Name is worshipped and souls seek freedom in God.
A discussion on wage reduction and its impact on living standards. Frank W. Morrison of the AFL argues wage cuts harm workers and households, while commentators question if wages should be judged by absolute or relative levels. The piece concludes that workers care about relative living standards within the community.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch argues that Korea's uprising against Japan signals a rare reserve of energy and self discipline. It notes 3,000,000 Koreans allegedly joined the movement, seeing it as progress in neglected traits. The column adds local notes on road work and a Pendleton insect query, ending with the maxim that you shape your environment.
The Presbyterian church will host Lutheran services at 2:00 PM with Rev. Elbert Blasberg preaching. The time has been changed to the new schedule.
The Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday services at Meds Hath with preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at 7:30. All are welcome.
Christian Science services led by EL Webb and Johnson Stu Service occur Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wednesday evening services at 8 p.m. The reading room is open daily except Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The pastor leads with themes "On to the Finish" and "The spiritual Outlook" as pulpit topics. Gratitude is extended for last Sunday's excellent audiences and a call goes out to Wo you elist us to real ize our hope of larger and better at tended perviews tomorrow. Begin your attendance with the church.
The schedule lists a 10 am school session, a morning service with EOP, an 11 am Averillae minute mar, Epworth League at 7 09 pm, and an evening worship. Services promise a warm welcome across all times, with adjustments to evening start times.
Sunday evening in March at the Christian church Yakima Nation Chief Red Fox Akinhushu will lecture on the true american. Chief Ted Foo has spoken before major northweek churches and is en route to speak again. Servites Sunday morning offer wave sermon of pre Easter series The Words from the Cross. First word Father forgive them for they know not what they do. Bitte school 105 m. C.K. at Tp TM.
The Rev W H Cox pastor leads Sunday morning service at 50 a m with preaching on Conqueror's Through Christ. Sunday night B P U at 7 PM with Leader Mrn Nichols. service includes music and winging. Mission Study Club meets at Mrs Nellie Horton's home for study and a festival hour. hosted with help from Mrs Horton and her mother Mrs Hue.
The pastor Rev WJ Marsan preaches at 11 a m on Vision and Obedience as the Sunday school meets at 10 and a vesper service at 7:30 led by speakers EB T Allen recently returned from Uriumia Persia and Mrs Allen. Meetings mark the Women's Missionary Society convention with talks by Mrs Giffen and others and a newly elected ruselon to be installed Thursday evening. The Every Member conference is planned for Sunday April 6. Samuel RR Thompsen chairs the committee.
A wary call stresses careful wording to keep sensitive mentions from influencing political discourse. Officials warn against risky phrasing that could inject unverified claims into public debate.
Report states the cradle of Napoleon the third and sole son’s cradle was seized by Agathans in TLS. The cradle was a work of art valued at 936,600 francs. French officials fear further relics of the bygone regime may be targeted.
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