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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item describes a postal and newspaper distribution notice with references to Pendle Oregon Portland Chicago Washington DC offices and a filing at a city bureau. The readable portion mentions post office, telephones, and a news stand in a constrained, damaged text.
Subscription text shows various pricing by mail and carrier. Rates include Daily one year by mail 9.800, six months by mail 0.00, three months by mail 1.06, Daily one month by mall 50, Daily one year by carrier 2.76, three months by carrier 1.95, and Semi-Weekly options around 1.00 to 0.75. The readable details are fragmented and inconsistent.
A reflective piece speaks of shared journeys along a rough road. It honors those who rise and those who fall, and a hope that together we can endure hardship. The voice notes mingled joy and care as a vow to keep moving forward.
An editorial urges senators to ratify the League covenant if it is sound and warns that rejecting the treaty could force President Wilson to seek a third term. It argues opposition is political, not merit based, and stresses public interest in peace over presidential politics. It cautions that rejection may provoke renewed Wilson support.
The article argues Germany must prove fidelity to justice and democracy before joining the League of Nations. It critiques German proposals and calls for accountability for the Kaiser, warning that without demonstrations of stable government the nation should not be trusted with League membership.
The passage notes allied representatives will not consent and that the public will support the peace delegates in the terms they submitted to the foe. It states the terms are less severe than those Germany would have demanded had the Huns been victorious.
Amid praise for Salvation Army work on the western front residents respond to a drive for 250000 in Oregon. The plan lists allocations for a maternity home, equipment, salaries, prison relief, and new building costs while noting Pendleton schools may gain stronger teaching and housing shortfalls persist.
A Dalb report from May 29 1891 details a parade of four streamers in a rural test for rampage with a ship voyage past the Sound. It mentions fair markets dry dusty grounds and cemetery site visits by Jeore Colent societies representatives. Mentions Professor Goldbeck and 200 competitors in an event at Laipele Germany with Ploteher touring.
A collage of quoted lines and misread captions from a Washington Star page. The garbled text includes riffs on money, pity phrases, a doctor, and generic quotes about cash registers, with attributions to The Washington Star and other sources in incomplete form.
March 7 report says the Allied bloc expected to seal the Austrian treaty yesterday while Germans work on a separate counter proposal. Aimed time frame for the Versailles ceremony remains unsettled with June 1 to 14 eyed for a second cover. Government officials acknowledge partial progress but warn a delay is likely as sides haggle over terms and dates.
A fragmentary line references Loxton and a rumored group the Gunmen of the Pines of Wilee. It mentions a cast aide and Niettsinsg iomés tone after personal tours of Lenapee. The readable text is sparse and unsettled.
Lenox Mass mother defends plan for 16 year old heiress Pil Widener to seek health treatment away from home as rumors swirl about an 18 year old son connected to the family.
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