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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented line ad lists daily, monthly, and yearly subscription options with varying terms and prices. The snippet mentions daily, weekly, and monthly rates and notes mailing methods, but the full figures and terms are unreadable.
Moscow cables describe a rift in the bolshevik party led by Lenin and Trotzky with Lenin pushing for technical expert administration and militarized industry while Trotzky defends radical unionists. The article argues the soviet experiment is nearly over, replaced by a dictatorship of a small Lenin-led group and a decline in soviet form.
Union county official says progress on the Old Oregon Trail network will speed this fall with grading and graveling from Hilgard to North Powder, Deschutes to The Dalles delays noted due to right of way and railroad/agency settlements, travel likely by January on Pendleton to Deschutes river route.
A move to improve the Oregon Washington highway about 12 miles east of Heppner toward the county line is under consideration this summer. Paving is underway on the county stretch with crews from Milton and Athena progressing toward Pendleton.
A family ensemble performs a baby carriage ride while three young siblings Dor is cries and a mother leads a chorus of baby noises. The scene captures a quaint hometown moment with the trio finishing their chorus amid playful banter.
An advertised remedy promises quick corn removal using Freezone applied to the affected area then lifting away with fingers. The copy touts low cost and ease, claiming little irritation or soreness, and credits a so called discovery by Conocignati Fendi.
The Daily Best Oregonian notes Nye and Kidder, two Pen dleton youths, have formed a business partnership to operate in typewriting, copying, collections, and real estate. Other items mention Cienn Huehee buying a driving horse named Prince, Ed Moncey’s barn contract for JL Rothrock, a stone foundation completed for the town by Frank Du Prat, and Baker’s Bruce Menick awaiting bar examination before the Supreme Court.
An old advertisement asserts that hopeless diseases cannot be cured by doctors or medicine yet may be palliated. It quotes purportedly glowing results for Number 40 and Number 44 from the U S Digpensatory and New American Materia Medica, claiming wide efficacy in blood disorders nerves stomach kidneys and more. A testimonial from J C Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana and Edward Relies, a druggist, extols benefits seen after using Number 40 and 44 products.
Bishop McDowell denounces church neglect of youth at the Methodist Episcopal quadrennial, urging broader field of usefulness. Hoover cites league of nations as antidote to aggression, notes covenant flaws. O.W.E. & N. wreck shocks railsmen. river district seeks 14 new teachers for fall. unless school tax passes, 21 districts may face teacher shortages.
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