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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
4
Pendleton market news lists prices producers receive from local firms. eggs and butter at 0.60 to 1.25 per unit, cranberries at 25 to 26 cents, head lettuce 15 cents, celery 15 cents, cauliflower 40 cents, spinach three pounds for 6 cents, tomatoes 20 cents per pound, cucumbers 26 cents each, and various meats and grains with fluctuating quotes amid cold weather.
Mrs G W Webb and daughter Mrs Frank Frazier left for La Grande after a telegram said Mr Webb’s offense. J B McLend to build a comfortable farm home at Wild Horsereservation. N Stanfield visiting from Fottercook. Senator J W Ruler J H Robbine and P Gould left on a goose Tweet. Mrs Cc Leasure hosted a party. flash photo of ladies who spent the afternoon at Lacanure home. Mrs F Purroweha won prizes for games and received a china set on a silver salver.
November 20 in Tori o reports Japanese shipping Interesta notes growing attention to American shippers in the Pacific after armistice opened new services. American lines compete with Japanese mines once dominant during the war, hauling goods to Bhongheal Manila and Japan. Large Japanese importers have contracted to move raw cotton iron and wheels due to favorable American rates.
Rome dispatches report post election unrest in Milan after Sundays polls. Interventionists attacked a procession during celebrations wounding many. Police arrested several voters and seized hand grenades and arms as a general strike was declared. Catholics run second in the cities.
A fragmentary piece describes an author who traveled nationwide seeking merit in ministry while fighting through hardship on freight trains and enduring rough conditions, illustrating a restless search for study and achievement despite obstacles.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote notes the writer aims to place his forthcoming tale in a fashionable hotel. He quips he is too old to be a bellhop and too poor to be a grand figure, shaping his self deprecating scene.
A fragmentary exchange in dialect describes a child asking about a rack on a cornet and a parent explaining it helps a father tarry a tine, attributed to Yonkeors Stuteeman.
Herman Claussenius, special agent with Dano State Life Insurance, notes the company’s westward operations and that all bonds except U S Government Bonds are western securities of substantial value. Residence at 210 Beauregard Blvd, P O Box 38.
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