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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
7
Publication listing for Pendleton Oregon by AST Oregonian Publishing. Rates shown for daily and weekly issues, carrier delivery options, and mailing periods. Includes distribution locations in Portland and Washington offices.
A reflective poem invites readers away from daily toil to consider the why and wherefore of life. It depicts a brooklet’s renewal, nature’s silent discourse, and a grateful heart seeking light and refreshment for a parched soul. The piece names Edith J. Perpot as author.
A Portland speech frames the current fight as big Americanism versus little Americanism, urging ratification of the League of Nations and warning that rejection would betray wartime sacrifices, threaten democracy, and invite a policy of every nation for itself.
A portrait of Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo highlighting his wartime leadership as director general of railroads and the crucial role of solid financial arrangements and the Federal Reserve System in steering the nation through potential crises.
The piece lauds McAdoo as a principal creator of the regional reserve system and New Deal era financial reforms. It credits him as first treasurer under the reserve, notes his role in directing railroads for war effort, and hails his impact on farmers through rediscounting agricultural paper. It also mentions public notices and taxi ads with dated references to 1919 and local services.
Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for sewer construction on Grant Street near Walters mill race. Bids due 6 pm September 1919 at the City Recorder. 10 percent bid bond required. council reserves right to reject. Prepared by City Engineer F B Hayes, on file in recorder's office. Dated September 16 1918. OHM Hailey Acting City Recorder.
Notice is given that pursuant to a stipulation filed September 11, 1919, in the Circuit Court of Umatilla County Oregon, Earl Tulloch and Beryl Tulloch sue against Jerman Rosenberg for sale of extensive land described by multiple sections and quarters in Township 1 North Range 30 or 31 East, all east of the Willamette Meridian, including exceptions such as one acre sold to School District No. 63. The property lies in Umatilla County Oregon and will be sold as stated in the court proceeding.
Lands sold at public auction to highest bidder in Pendleton for cash. Mortgage by Herman C. Hosenberg to Manuel Pedro and Frank Pedro dated June 2, 1917 recorded in Umatilla County. Unpaid balance 95,662.09 with interest. Sale occurs at 2 PM September 22, 1919 at the west door of the Umatilla County Court House. Purchaser must pay 10,000 cash and balance via warranty deeds. Title abstract delivery and title clearance required. Possession reserved for Herman Rosenberg and Earl P Tulloch to haul wheat crop with right to harvest. Attorneys Carter & Smythe and Raley, Raley & Steiner represent parties.
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