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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
A partial listing shows subscription rates and publication details for a Pendleton Oregon newspaper. It lists distribution points in Portland and other cities, plus filing references and bureau addresses, reflecting a dated press setup and postal handling.
A reflective poem fragment mourns those who died serving others. The speaker contemplates how the living cope with loss and seek solace in nature. Images of rain, lilac, birds, winds, and streams frame the ache and yearning for meaning amid memory.
The piece argues that Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau earned American gratitude for leading the World War victory. It warns that Senate obstruction could jeopardize favorable terms for the United States, risking the sacrifices of 2,300,000 U.S. soldiers and a lasting justice from the war.
A financial brief notes estimates of a $3 billion favorable trade balance for the year ending June 1, warns Europe cannot pay in goods or gold, and discusses debt financing, foreign banks, and invest abroad. It urges Europe to stop fighting and ramp up production. Also mentioned are Hawker’s daring flight, Petrovgrad population advised to leave, and Bolshevik warfare described as desolation.
The Salem Capital-Journal notes Salem’s reputation as a city with attractive lawns and well kept streets. It contrasts Pendleton’s greater need for landscaping and criticizes new homes built with little regard for landscape impact, arguing crowding harms property value and beauty.
From the May 39, 1804 issue, B. Selling left for Ports Vani while police chased a drunken troublemaker who evaded capture after five were found. Joseph Connelly left for La Grande and Pendleton plans to celebrate, aiming to raise 2008 dollars with a committee including W. J. Furnish C. ED Rowevelt Pat Kime and others.
An official source tied to representatives from London and Allied countries reports counter proposals for peace talks. The note cites insistence on honoring Wilton principles and plebiscites in eastern and western provinces, with 200000 troops kept to maintain order and a plan to end the war.
A milk drivers strike settled with a $9 weekly pay raise for drivers. Three union members planned lawsuits to determine who will cover the increase, a dispute previously settled once.
Brigadier General Cenem Brice PP Deague, formerly chief of the spruce production divisions in the Northwest, was decorated with the distinguished service medal for his service.
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