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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
5
An independent newspaper based in Pendleton Oregon lists publication details for the Oregonian Publishing Co. The notice references edition timing May and semi weekly, with bureau addresses in Chicago and Washington DC and subscription rate notes in advance.
A cryptic verse describes a poor household with a yard behind and a simple life. A waitress, a cook, a helpful Tom, and Molly work to keep house as furniture and carpets are cheap. The speaker hints at hidden value, noting the baby could be worth a round million if priced fairly.
Readers praise the first band concert and urge steady summer performances led by Mr. Breach. Pendleton should retain him to build a nicer city atmosphere with regular concerts. The piece also notes Tom Murphy’s return, editorials against bank robbery, and reflections on America's role postwar and the Argonne drive.
A national call to support the bold airmen in United States seaplanes as they undertake a hazardous Atlantic crossing. The article commends the squadron approach, stresses safety through multiple machines, and hopes for victory in the race. It also notes New York tenant evictions amid a housing shortage and high rents, contrasting with the overseas heroes’ hardships.
A humorous collage shows domestic spats about voting and sewing with lines about gray hairs and overhauling wardrobes. A quip on Reconstruction and a light verse about a General Griff in satire appear alongside playful banter and a bull fight joke on the border.
Reconstruction policy details appear in a fragmented note. The director of the national defense organization reiterates ongoing efforts to sustain contraction periods and manage expert resources. The text shows muddled wording and missing dates or names.
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