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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
7
An OCR fragment describes an Oregonian style independent newspaper with offices in Pendleton and Portland. It mentions the Barton Publishing Co and a Washington DC bureau, with addresses and service details as part of the masthead.
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and semi weekly services by mail or carrier. Rates include daily one year by mail or carrier, six months, three months, and one month options. semi weekly one year or six months by mail, and four months by mail. A final price line appears as 25.00 and 260.88, with some formatting read errors. The text preserves the main points of pricing and delivery methods.
A fragmented lament speaks of a loved one lost at sea or in death. The speaker imagines the absent person wandering away and fears for his fate while recalling affection and enduring love. The text conveys a sorrowful reflection on absence and memory.
A commemorative piece honoring the fallen and wounded of American wars. It argues the nation’s current peace and civilization rested on soldiers who fought in France, especially the AEF's Argonne-Meuse advance that broke the German army. It questions what the country would be without their sacrifice and asks how we can forget their service.
The Collins Flour Mill announcement is welcome news for Pendleton, seen as a valuable enterprise with no subsidy request. It promises 50 to 50 jobs and benefits local farmers, boosting the town’s grain trade and prosperity.
The town examines building a large mill to boost export trade. With wheat locally raised, transportation advantages to eastern markets, and expected power from a new Webb Street mill, Pendleton could mirror Minneapolis as a northern flour hub. Congratulations to Mr Collins for inspiring local faith and future growth.
The piece condemns propaganda aimed at returning soldiers that suggests they were mistreated or underpaid. It argues no monetary payout can reward service, only inner satisfaction and citizen gratitude. It warns such efforts undermine Americanism and disrespect overseas veterans.
The article warns Pendleton is failing to build and welcome new residents. It argues over conservatism hinders housing and manufacturing, urging faster development before costs rise. It frames the town as needing growth to attract fortune and sustain prosperity.
A garbled comic page fragment features names like Darcey Patrice Teste and a secretary named Lansing. A frantic stenographer, a doctor, and a watch joke frame a chaotic scene with romantic farce, mistaken identities, and mock medical dialogue amid a parade of unclear dialogue snippets.
Professor Todd director of the Aerostatical Committee presents a plan to obtain better photographs than prior efforts. He aims to lift a camera-equipped craft from Alpine on an aerial ascent above the clouds, weather permitting, traveling hundreds of miles from Montevideo as the pilot climbs.
May 20 report claims an armistice saved Germany from a deadly American nerve toxin. The piece alleges scientists Lew Lewis of Northwestern devised a weapon called the Ammonen Trap and that secret plants were built to test it. The draft describes scenarios of mass destruction and war-time secrecy amid Allied actions.
A garbled health notice warns that tiredness before exertion signals declining vitality. It recommends Hols Qarvaparilia as the remedy to restore energy, urging sufferers not to delay and to begin treatment promptly.
An odd sale note announces Detta faney y brick available at an Ice Cream shop. Items are packed in card hond cartons and claim a one hour shelf life.
A unclear excerpt mentions a secretary, lanes department, and Koop with references to actions near a distant location. The readable text is fragmented and lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations to confirm a full news item.
May 30 Paris reports on Edvarnd Bernstein, German socialist leader, stating the German government erred in seeking ratification of a peace framework. Bernstein declares the treaty unacceptable and asserts that the German public remains wholly committed to a stricter, authentic peace based on Allied settlement.
The text presents scattered lines implying a confession about causing damage and rationales for marriage choices. It includes obscure references to names Pavol Gabe and Joeioe, with missing context and unclear events, giving a fragmented glimpse of personal motives rather than a clear news item.
Fragmentary note shows a candidate seeking a cabinet appointment. Text asks about qualifications and references a person named Hoe and a ministerial post. Details are incomplete, leaving the exact office and qualifications unclear.
The ad seeks a permanent renter for a Pendleton house by June 1st, with unclear address details. A second note offers paid dutiful garden and general tidying work on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons, requesting a phone number 568. The text contains garbled phrases about a garden and partial work, reflecting a damaged listing.
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