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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
7
Oregonian listing subscription prices for daily and semi weekly editions in advance with rates for mail and carrier delivery. Includes Dally one year 4.50 and other periods, plus semi weekly options and trial periods as published.
The poem recalls Belgium’s courage during German invasion, praising its unwavering flag, mothers and churches, and the world’s reverent respect for a people often hungry yet fighting to save their homeland. It honors Belgium’s steadfast defense and enduring national pride.
Surveying on the Echo Pendleton road is finished and bids will be requested. The route runs along the river from Pendleton to Echo, opening vast riverbank territory and linking Pendleton with the western empire. It promises a scenic drive to boost tourism and regional growth, with delays risking future auto travel business.
A 1919 editorial discusses shifting views from isolation to global engagement after WWI. It argues Americans cannot avoid world politics, notes anti League sentiments, questions wealth versus health of heirs like Vinson Walsh McLean, comments on Prohibition, and critiques German peace terms and postwar aviation. It mentions President Wilson, Lodge, and wheat price concerns.
In May 1891 Daily Bast Oregonian notes social visits by Della Senater and Lilian Proetintel at Mr and Mrs A Wade’s residence. T. H. Henderson leaves for a week in the Willamette Valley. Flower warehouse work at Pendleton ships large wheat to Eastern markets. Two thousand two hundred head of sheep are sold to W. A. Lauter and partners and Pendleton hosts a juvenile baseball league formation amid regional ties.
A fragmentary item shows a young lawyer defending a wen wcced of hortiaty under examination. The examiner asks what cine or Wiest and when sea Sow the prlecuer in your roomy.
In a New York scene Admiral Bradley Fiske discusses a naval critic. The talk touches on a man failing in law and ministry, moving to Riverside Drive, while others speculate about a prisoner and a husband at duty. The dialogue hints at careers and reputations in high society.
Pullman, noted as the handsomest police chief in the United States, also draws food disdain from national agriculture experts. Miss Auburn Chinn revealed his diet of chocolate cake, shredded wheat, and delicate fare. She suggests more milk, greens, and fruit to keep his appearance.
The East Oregonian reports a local contest between Jadine and Clason, a banquet planned for Friday, and notes on residents visiting or returning from travels. It lists church and school events, including high school laureate exercises, and mentions elections for a new school building site with voting results.
Herrison and family visited Pilot Rock Saturday while Lawrence Hughes worked at the confectionery. Oo T Carnes and family drove to Vendleton Sunday. John Bradburn returned with his wife and mother in law Mrs Marmilion of Salt Lake visiting here. Dr Fred A Liewalion was in Pilot Rock Monday. Mrs M0 DP Orange and mother Mrs Howse plan to leave Wednesday for a visit. Mr Grant of Alberta this week for dental work. Cole Marr of Stage Ore visited Monday. George Hook rented a ranch at Gliem's. Emlch spent the week here seeking Verne Frilene wider. Prof and Mrs J O Rudeel entertained. Tra Arhowaet and Mrs visited from Biter.
Hermiston announces school will close Thursday for commencement exercises at the high school auditorium. W. F. Longhorn departed Saturday for Salem to attend the Odd Fellows convention. Venphon and Bernhard spent the weekend in town.
A vintage ad claims Sage Toa and Sulphur mixed into Wyeths Big and Sulphur Compound can darken gray hair naturally. It promises an even, natural look by applying a small strand at a time, with a bottle sold at drugstores for a small price.
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Classified notice contains multiple small ads. One seeks a woman to do washing, another to help with homework, plus a meeting notice at Eagle Woodman hall. Includes stray street contact details and generic selling prompt urging readers to place ads for sale and service.
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