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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
5
An old Portland notice lists rates and formats for daily and semi weekly delivery, including prices for one month and one year by mail or carrier. It references the Pendle port office and mentions security bureau and city offices with dated postal terminology.
A poetic fragment expresses faith in divine guidance beside living waters, with images of valleys, shadows of death, and the soul finding rest in heavenly pastures. The speaker asks the shepherd to lead, seeking peace beyond earthly strife and a peaceful, eternal dwelling with God.
Oregon hosts Wilson as he pitches League of Nations treaty to supporters and undecided voters alike. He faces resistance in California and Washington while Oregon’s constituents back ratification. two senators show guarded support, and the president’s message aims to win broader backing for peace and the covenant.
The author argues shared responsibility for current prices, placing major blame on manufacturers and distributors but noting individuals also erred. It recalls wartime thrift as a temporary virtue, saying postwar excess ended when the emergency period concluded and the dollar eagle felt the pinch nationwide.
The article argues Americans abandoned wartime thrift after the war, consuming more and wasting less on hash and goods while prices rose. It notes heavy taxation of food and clothing stocks, a surge in demand, and dealers raising prices beyond reason. It urges memory of saving lessons to ease nationwide troubles.
Clark Wood of Weston and F B Boyd of Athena merge their interests while keeping their Weston Leader and Athena Press. The move marks a major step for both communities and honors the long service of two valued editors.
Pendleton and Henry J Taylor have both profited by their 40 years of constant association. May they continue to share each other's good points for many more years.
Round-Up host Bill Hart asks the fellows how heroines should be portrayed in forthcoming sketches. He invites ideas from the group to shape a cohesive program tonight and to highlight notable female figures.
An discusses how light travels 186000 miles per second and distances to Moon and Sun. It compares light years, the Moon at 246000 miles, and the Sun at 73 million miles, using a cannon analogy to illustrate immense travel times for distant objects and asks about light from Mars taking twenty to twenty thousand years.
Sir Walter Beett, renowned for rapid writing, notes that Scott produced a volume in under a month in 1526 during his Manniel rule. The recollections mention manuscripts slated for sale at Sotheby’s in London and reference a fast epoch of composition with a specific period from January 19 in 1526.
The piece discusses expected sale figures for manuscripts and proofs of major authors. It notes a 5,000 pound estimate for stock and predicted revenue of 40,000 pounds from a book. Items include Quentin Durward and The Lord of the Isles among others, with attention to proof sheets and comparisons to Scott and Balzac. It observes differences in proof quality and references Stakespeare, Hon Jonson, Dickens and their manuscript states.
Baker Sept 19 Eastern Oregon's second largest nugget, six inches long and valued at $254.5, was added to Fred Ft Mellie of the Oregon Thabo Investment Company's collection in Baker. Alt Gentry found it while placer mining two miles east of Canyon City on June 10. The nugget weighs 18 1 2 inches and is 2 inches wide. The displayholder has built a notable private gold collection spanning 19 years in Baker and Grant counties.
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