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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
7
The Oregonian lists subscription prices and delivery options for daily and semi weekly editions. Rates cover in advance mail and carrier delivery terms, including one year, six months, and monthly terms, with separate figures for daily and semi weekly services.
Fragmentary lines evoke a poem about growth and departure from old shells. The text hints at a stately man, seasonal change, and becoming nobler temples while leaving the past behind. Names and exact sources are unclear, but the style references chambered nautilus imagery.
The query questions why Congress awarded Mrs. Roosevelt a $5000 sum after his January death, noting the item valued at $810,000 and suggesting the value justified higher compensation. The brief raises concern over perception of Congressional action and timing regarding the bequest.
R. David B Hill proposes a modern apartment project on donated land in Pendleton amid a housing shortage. The article notes potential donors sacrifice but argues many towns offer free sites and the project could benefit both residents and land donors. It also contrasts banking system soundness with past bank failures, highlighting stable national and state banks since 1918.
The piece notes photographers revealing King Albert wearing suspenders and examines how, across society, powerful figures often appear human and unpretentious. It contrasts genuine modesty with ostentation, citing John D. Rockefeller Jr. and William G. McAdoo to illustrate how public life blends familiarity with status and power.
The Wee ton Memorial Hall Association and Pendleton residents thank locals who braved the storm at the dedication. Special appreciation is given to W. M. Biskely for $50, James Stures for unspecified, H. J. Taylor for $35, and the Pioneer Society of Pendleton for $385. Also note Beautiful Gowers contributed by the Commercial Club of four.
The readable text mentions four invalid planters, sailors, and names Fr. Dr. Watts as president and H. Goodwes as secretary. It hints at a farewell or administrative exchange with hopeful sentiment and belief in wind, lacking clear events or dates.
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