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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
3
A new 90 foot motor car operates between Pendleton and Timative, providing improved rear-end service. The old car, only 64 feet long, was crowded during peak times and could not handle late arriving or departing riders.
The new car includes a baggage room four smoking rooms and a motor room beside the main sefiing compartment. It is modern in every respect and offers relief from the congestion of the old motor. The new car has been on the run about a week now.
War reports admit heavy fighting as Titestan repels repile attacks near Che Dien with both sides claiming gains. Official notice confirms hostilities ongoing in the O' yufley theater and describes intense close combat situations.
East Oregonian special from Echo notes shipments of six cattle cars and hogs to Portland and Beattie cattle buyers. It also covers local personal notes including funerals, visits, and residents traveling to Pendleton and North Yakima.
A fragment from a club note hints at a motto for members about living up to a standard in shooting events. The text discusses team standings and a proposed motto referencing skill and duty, but specific names, dates, or places are absent.
A 1910 to 1915 overview notes 3180 strikes and outputs in the United States, with many more likely in 1915. Labor scarcity and rising living costs fueled unrest across nearly all occupations, with 7 reported as employer layoffs and 542 settlements through arbitration or compromise, as described in federal labor statistics and the April Monthly Review.
Sophomore Pendleton High School student Ats Reshen Luss presents a dramatic vignette in which Kaiser Wilhelm faces judgment beside St Peter and a chorus of clerks recalling lives, ending with his descent to a hellish icy realm. The piece evokes historic nightmare imagery and moral consequence.
A historic recruitment pitch urges patriotic societies to mobilize support for Navy enlistment. It stresses four year terms for volunteers under 18 with parental consent, benefits like paid seaservice, diverse trades, naval training, and possible Naval Academy appointments each year.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Byrop Pepin as a life prolonging remedy and laxative aid. It promotes ease from constipation and urges buying the product, noting cost and availability, while warning against imitations and false substitutes. The claim cites Mr Retert Le Porees and provides a mail request for a trial bottle.
A man delivers a flippant line about wit and women, hoping to win affection, prompting readers to question consent and the integrity of dating banter. Critics warn against leveraging humor to manipulate emotions. The piece reflects social attitudes and calls for respectful interaction.
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