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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
7
Daily and semi weekly subscriptions offered by the Pendle nypiter postetrice. Various terms by mail or carrier include one year six months and monthly options with rates shown. The Chicago Bureau and Portland file on record.
Poem fragment recounts a graceful procession with royal imagery. References June MacMillan Ordway and a whimsical Jack Frost figure traveling through country and town, evoking seasonal change and wonder.
A critical anniversary editorial condemns the United States Senate for not ratifying the League of Nations covenant under Lodge leadership. It accuses obstructionists of political games, warns of higher costs, neglected reconstruction, and harm to servicemen aid, while praising President Wilson and warning that his death would be charged to obstructionists if the League fails.
Citizens discuss Pendleton’s need for an apartment building and a modern theater to match its progressive rep. The piece notes a spring theater opening, hints at prestige at stake, and contrasts coal strike leaders’ loyalty to Americanism with the Senate’s stance on the peace treaty. It recalls a subdued anniversary celebration without the earlier zeal, while praising veterans on parade.
A man faces the dilemma of loving two women simultaneously when one discovers the affair. Tension rises as trust frays and choices loom for his future.
Pertemonth Ohio readers report irregularities pains and weakness alleviated by using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Mrs Shaw endorses the remedy as the best for women's ailments and credits long-term health improvement after trial. The ad urges women to request a special offer and to write for more information.
From the Daily East Ortonian November 13 1891 T B Morgan John Durham and Phil McBryan announce candidacy for marshal in the December 7 city election J H Koontz visits Pendleton from Echo Wheat thefts reported north of Pendleton with losses listed George Shutrun James Porter and G T Neil cited in theft totals Neil active in detective work and neighbors expect the thief to repay $41 McLeod builds a comfortable farm residence at his reservation ranch on West Horse
The fragment discusses the moon as dead light, contrasts it with Mercury and Venus as inferior planets, and ponders whether the Moon might suffer a similar fate. It notes the Moon’s orbit around Earth, distance about 240,000 miles, and reflects on what is known about the Moon.
Obscure notice reports Herman Claussenius as a special agent of Idaho State Life Insurance. The item likens his fate to a vanished world and describes a ruined landscape with distant mountains and craters. It mentions the company’s claims paid on funeral day and lists assets aside from U.S. government bonds as western securities of value. Office address 104 Jackson St. P.O. Box 35, phone 281-j.
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