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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes reference Chicago Bureau counts for paper sales and sections. Mentions daily, advance, and monthly advertising rates, with unclear figures and timing across papers and news sections.
A brief verse by Frank L. Stanton contemplates love and parting. It reflects on loving in a fleeting time, with imagery of flowers and snow and the wish for shared affection today before separation.
The piece argues education yields unlimited returns, comparing earnings: a graduate with grammar schooling would earn about $750 annually, high school graduates $1250, and four years of college $2100. It claims a small tax of $1.26 per $1000 could finance higher education, projecting Oregon would gain $2100 citizens yearly instead of $1250, benefiting future generations.
Thousands of business leaders bankers and trade directors gather in San Francisco to advance American commerce abroad. The article notes America's postwar growth in exports and industrial power, especially on the Pacific coast, and forecasts far reaching benefits from the convention amid a rising global trade era.
The fragment suggests Mexico may intend to adopt a revolutionary method to alter governance, reducing trouble and expense of party nominations. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or named entities.
Portland dispatch reports state drive progress for Salvation Army fundraising. Counties across Oregon report near or over quotas with Donors in Union Wheeler Crook Baker Lake Marion and Newberg leading efforts. State Drive President John Letheridge says most counties will be over the top by week end despite slow reports from isolated districts.
New York reports Ignace Paderewski received a $1,009,000 bid from an American manager to tour the United States Canada and South America with his piano playing. He declines the offer saying the man cannot persuade him to abandon his retained skill and he remains confident in his abilities.
The Associated Press notes cattle and hogs weak and unchanged overall in Portland on May 13. butter also soft with eggs at 39 cents per dozen. Sheep hold steady while clothing prices are expected to drop for general consumers.
An old advertisement text promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine from Cheney & Co., Toledo. It asserts constitutional treatment for catarrh and health improvement as a foundation of its work, mentioning Mungus etc.
Associated Press report from Felena Montana on May 13 details Deputy State Fire Marshal Bebb stating that engineer Parker, connected to an insurance company, was wounded by Kam Donitl at Maltebo. Parker, injured in the attack, has left for home in San Francisco and is recovering.
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