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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1919
Page
5
Public notice style exchange lists postal details for Pondleton Oregon and East Oregonian printing info. Advertising price list includes daily and semi weekly subscription rates by mail and carrier, with durations from one month to one year and varying discounts.
A garret memory of a candle on Liberty Day tying a mother's vigil to a soldier's memory. A peacock of stars and a fired banner frame a vision of freedom and democracy shining through hardship from Revolutionary times to modern homage. Two glowing symbols unite as beacons for liberty and service.
The new timetable announced by Mr. Mc Murray this Saturday adds a night train to Portland and an east bound service to Pendleton from the west end, easing evening travel for settlers who rely on motor cars while delaying Uma tilla project personnel returning after midnight. The change may be unpopular if it proves unfair to local residents seeking timely homeward travel.
The editorial argues the railroad must aid development of the irrigated area or slow progress. It favors a new Portland train but seeks to avoid motor cutoffs. It highlights promised highway work along the Umatilla river and envisions an auto stage service if the railroad neglects local traffic, urging Echo road connections to unite West End and Pendleton with the city’s commercial center.
The letter argues Pendleton’s growth is choking on housing shortages. It urges building both small houses and modern apartments to free rentals for families with children, noting high rents and rising town value make town properties prudent investments. It warns conservative attitudes hinder development and urges investors to finance rentable property now.
Voice of concern blames war supporters for national expense while Pendleton plans to close schools soon. High school commencement is set for May 16, ten days away, as discussions touch on Italy joining a charter membership.
From the Daily Rast Oregonian May 6 1851, reports sheep buyers settled in Pendleton paying 50 to 75 cents more per head than Lyra, with prices from 2.20 to 2.40 for ewes and 1.25 for lambs. George Francis Train noted for his eccentricities, with Pendleton residents following his travels. Bon Byers travels to Slous City, Iowa, among notices and greetings to friends.
A garbled column mixes jokes and clippings about a wounded Pat with bandage, London bus accident slips, and misread captions. It notes a Sikh or Santa Barbara misadventure, a stone king’s fame, and stray lines about military reserve and readers’ amused responses.
The quoted lines reveal a garbled farewell and a cryptic address in a letter from Col. Pat. foreby to Miew Gloria riffle, suggesting a mix of personal sentiment and unsettled inquiry as a historical fragment.
The piece describes a delicate wedding gown with springlike lace and tulle details. A white satin base supports a long lace overlay, with sheer sleeves of creamy tulle and short point lace accents, emphasizing light spring bridal attire.
Pendleton Oregon May 5 editor East Oregonian reports families seek affordable small homes. Ten families include children. current programs do not help. Request focuses on three to four room inexpensive houses, bulk rows of them, urgent need.
Readable fragments show Martin Jone and Liberty Mall linked to a ballroom listing. Mentions popular and new ball room hours and venue area with unclear full details.
The preacher WH. HM. Hubbell of the Chelstin church grounds a Sunday message in Pauls universal law of God the law of reproduction. He argues that whatever one sows unto the flesh reaps corruption while sowing to the spirit yields eternal life. He warns against yielding to weariness and double mindedness and urges steadfastness in well doing for a harvest in due season.
A mites meeting announced by officials proclaims the annexation of Zewa into Maly. The move links the small city to the larger state entity, with officials confirming the decision.
Mrs Simpson fired four shots at her husband during a crowded Chicago courtroom hearing. One bullet took effect and he is expected to recover. She faces separate maintenance charges while accusing him of infidelity. Mrs Simpson is niece of Chicago traction magnate John M Roach and his private secretary.
Consumers can take home a Delogancy brick of ice cream sold in card ice cartons. The product promises stability for an extended period, suited for households seeking long lasting frozen treats.
A garbled OCR style note describes winter imagery and warmth, mentioning sleet and energy. Includes phrases like gentle mouthing warmth and core of Winter. Likely a fragment from a decorative or poetic newspaper item with unclear attribution and missing context.
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