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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions Associated Press and public dispatches but lacks coherent events or clear persons, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary text lists names and times with unclear context. It mentions Dally and Bails or Bailey with references to months or terms and a place that reads as Sas Feary Fanbe ce. The fragment provides no coherent event or outcome.
Unclear OCR reads like a fragment from a local notice or column. Mentions Suku Potafots and Frakk te Baneton with garbled phrases about keeping the fire and water, and a reference to East Greclan Pub Co. Details and entities are obscured.
Letter to the Omaha World-Herald argues President Wilson bore blame for rising sugar costs by failing in 1919 to extend the sugar board and buy the Cuban crop. It notes 1918 government action kept prices controlled, 1929 offered crop was not acted on, and Congress’ inaction allowed Cuban sugar to flow abroad and prices to soar.
The piece notes Senator Chamberlain's generally aligned stance with the Wilson administration, his long state service warranting renomination, and the public split between newspapers and partisan circles on his leadership. It also reports a profiteering charge against Ptahadaho Sugar Co. in Salt Lake, and mentions Hoover withdrawing from Oregon’s primary as Wood Johnson and Lowden vie, urging Umatilla County’s support for education.
Roads near Meacham show significant improvement easing traffic. Local residents report drying weather aiding travel and crews working through the week.
A fragmented item notes Mrs. Marlin visiting with her mother and then planning to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Marlin before visiting sister Mrs. Hanlin in Ka mela, after which she returns home. Frank Burris of La Grande spent Sunday on a fishing trip. Horses, beeh help, and bridge crews are mentioned in brief travel notes among local residents.
On May 17 East Oregonian reports opening day at Finghith Spring with a large county crowd enjoying the day. Local residents including D. Phelps visiting from Pendleton, and the Duffey family from Athena, are noted. Visitors Henry Rieke, Mary Hoch arriving from Portland, and others from Pendleton and Weston are recorded as attending events and circling the area.
A farewell party and entertainment were held at the school house on Friday with a large attendance. Ice cream and cake were served and Mrs F M Whitely hosted the event. The gathering honored Green who has been with the lively group and included remarks from Mrs Adams and Mrs Glee.
The Adama Ladies Club met at Mrs. Charles Dupulo’s ranch residence on Thursday at 2 p m. Present were Mrs Roe Ager Mrs Myrick Mrs Ol Boyer Mrs Rowling and her daughter Mrs J L Eievallen Mrs Otte Lievallen Mrs T A Lievallen Mrs Taylor Mrs Barns Athena Mrs Harry Larabee Mrs Johan Spencer Mrs Aleck McKenzie and baby. Refreshments served and attendees then motored home.
The report details continued discussions among Oregon business leaders about aero training and personnel. Secretary of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce and Aerolab of Oregon Led by WW Reid, the session covers member involvement and policy aims within the Ray Chamber.
Advice promotes Chamberlains Liniment for chronic rheumatism and Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It urges regular use and following directions to restore daily work ability and family support, stressing health as key to earning a living.
Fragmentary report traces insurrectionary events in Mexico City led by Gonzalez in 1818. Details are scattered, mentioning workers, laborers, and state actions, with figures and deployments unclear due to damaged text. The note references a broader revolutionary context and a crackdown in Purémeut area.
Used water heater 360 gallon capacity in good condition. Listed as for sale in Detroit area with contact phone 304. Readable fragments indicate kitchen or utility use and single unit availability.
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