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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary Oregonian excerpt shows post office mailing details and subscription rates. Mentions Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC Bureau with price figures for daily and semi weekly editions, dates and addresses unclear.
The poem contrasts ripened wheat and industrial labor. It speaks of golden fields yielding strength for commerce, linking rural abundance to factory pace. Grace EB Hall reflects in the Oregonian on God’s alchemy shaping human power and national vigor.
Eight hundred seventy four bankers attending the American Bankers Association convention favored ratification in the St. Louis Post Dispatch poll. Of those voting 442 approved the present form, 308 preferred interpretations without reopening talks with Germany, 84 backed amendments, and 40 opposed any treaty. The paper notes bankers reflect community sentiment and that the poll, while not conclusive, shows broad support for peace if the Senate acts on it.
Article discusses postwar upheaval and the need for self adjustment to new ideals. It argues government can only preserve order justice and freedom while societies work out changes. It notes unsettled labor conditions and a growing split between radicals and conservatives.
The piece notes growing middle class discontent with authoritarian rule and a government for all people. It cites the New York county post of the American Legion voting against endorsing candidates and opposing German opera under pretenses of art, urging responsible citizenship and firm stances against aliens seeking personal gain.
A fragment discusses cutting hours by half and unrest over workload. The proposal suggests double pay as a remedy, while many worry about honesty in daily labor. The text indicates tension around compensation and labor expectations.
The opposition signals no gifts will be listed after the Wilsons published a list of gifts received while in Europe. The move suggests the absence of further entries or acknowledgments in the matter.
Farmers from six states gathered in Indianapolis proposed returning to the 10 hour work day and standardizing farming practices across the region. The assembly discussed labor efficiency, crop schedules, and cooperative marketing to boost competitiveness.
An old time advertisement promotes Pope's Diapepsin as the quick remedy for sour, gassy, and upset stomachs. It claims neutralizing acidity restores comfort within five minutes and urges purchase at drugstores. The tone mirrors early 20th century panacea marketing.
Promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh by claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Attributes greatness to the tonic and blood-purifying mix and offers testimonials. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, listed as proprietors.
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