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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary notice from Pendleton Oregonian listing mail subscription rates and delivery options. Mentions daily and semi weekly editions, with varied prices for mail and carrier delivery. Likely a publisher advertisement from the era.
Fragmented verses speak of companionship through all seasons and trials. A friend who walks beside, shares burdens, and offers quiet strength until the journey ends in farewell and reunion beyond. The lines evoke loyalty, memory, and enduring fellowship.
Saturday crowd of 25 000 to 30 000 fills the Round-Up grand stand and fences from 1 30 to past 5 o clock. Spectators, many repeat attendees of all 10 shows, praise the thrilling contests and the show’s enduring appeal. The piece notes public interest remains strong as long as the event is well run and profits are controlled.
A historical note says arbitration could not avert the steel strike and predicts heavy losses for both sides. It emphasizes the difficulty in foreseeing the winner and the broad economic impact of the dispute.
The article lauds Round-Up directors and helpers for their unceasing, unseen efforts to stage the show and aid recovery, noting the public bears the chief burden of production cuts while volunteers deserve public thanks for embodying the Pendleton spirit.
Roseburg teletypes report Daniel Perkins and William Gorton escaped from the county jail by prying a bed and breaking a door. They are alleged to have robbed a Glendale store and garage nearby.
J. H. Pitepatrick of Seattle visits Pendleton as do Mr and Mrs C C Heck of Bicklester Washington at the 1 George Ed and Smith Hermiston farmer is in the city today. Mr and Mrs John Roth registered here from Lind Washington. Frown and Harry Miller of Bookunt are Pendleton visitors.
United Prowa Staff Correspondent reports from New York on September 22 about Japan’s rising living costs. Prices for housing, servants, and daily goods have jumped, with wages doubling for many workers, and staple items like coal kerosene and silk shirts becoming far pricier. Official measures against hoarding have limited effect.
A garbled feature offers diverse homecraft notes on cooking and cleaning. It mentions fresh vegetables like asparagus beets cauliflower in salads and stews with references to cheese olive oil and various seasonings. It also touches on fabric care with kerosene wood treatment and embroidery repairs amid dubious instructions.
Advices from Beoul Korea report a bomb thrown at Governor General Saito with 26 people wounded including an American woman named Harrison related to former Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison. Saito was unhurt. M. Saito linked to navy portfolio and to replace Haneguci as Governor General. Snake noted for naval exploits in the Russo-Japanese war.
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