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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a postal acknowledgement with mentions of second class mail, Peodistom, and Portland Oregon hotels and bureaus. Content is garbled with place and department names, lacking coherent facts or events.
Rate card lists daily and weekly subscription options with varying terms. Includes daily by mail, six months, three months, and annual prices, plus carrier delivery details. Offers semi weekly and four month terms. Prices shown in dollars.
The governors and council of defense chairman press for more stringent measures against disloyalists and propagandists to curb unrest and safeguard national unity amid rising tensions.
In wartime America the speaker urges decisive action against spies and seditionists at home. Russia’s collapse is cited as warning against propaganda, urging nationwide patriotic service and firm government action backed by local effort through the Patriotic Service League to sustain the war effort and public resolve.
The article asks when the allied army of maneuver behind the front will strike at a strategic point. It notes the Somme stand and Amiens as defense successes, but argues a counterattack will require more than defense and that global forces must advance toward the Rhine. It contemplates commanders deciding the proper moment to strike.
The speaker asserts that victory requires nerve and resourcefulness to push through despite hardship and heavy costs, insisting that war can be won only by fighting.
An army officer reports from training camps of the national army on democratic spirit and equality in service. He notes whether a private or officer, one emerges more self reliable, courteous, fair minded, and able to obey and lead. The army levels social distinctions and unites diverse backgrounds in shared hardships and duties.
From the Daily East Oregonian April 1800 reprints a city scene with Mr aid Mee and PL Wade returning from travels to look at electric light plants in New York and other eastern cities. J Sommerville returns to Slilton amid campaign activity while Dr Turner and Wim Rodeh consider erecting brick property on Court Street. Bopy and een of HMutechinnon visit Pendleton to study local advantages for relocation. Henry Koplitke and partner move to new quarters at Alla and Lifleth streets.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the Walter competition lower rates had vanished and ordered railroads to reconstruct tariffs. Effective March 6, the new tariff reduced Interior points further, with plans to restore lower coast rates after the war ends and reallocate freight to the interior.
A draft amendment to the Fourth Section of the Interstate Commerce Law seeks to prevent carriers from charging higher rates for shorter hauls. The Hayden bill targets an inconsistency backed by the Intermediate Rate Association, formed in Washington to press the interior counties. Oregon supporters urge Congress to back antiport efforts, promising lower coast prices for the inland region.
Stockholm April 4 All Americans now safely out of Finland. The party includes Capt and Mrs Crossley Capt and Mrs Norman Stine Mr and Mrs Con Edgar Sheen Arthur Bull Roger Simmons and John Thre. They passed from Red guard lines to government troops under the American flag and a truce. They were well treated though diet was scarce. They believe Finland’s fighting will end in a few weeks.
Peking reports an American engineer, Iurwell, captured by bandits in Northern Honan last month, has been rescued by motorized interceptors while attempting to retreat into the mountains. Another captive, George A. Kyi of Portland, Oregon, was seized but is reported in good health and being treated by officials.
Mies Martin of Rockville Maryland a civilian cook and canteen worker is identified among victims of a German air raid. The report notes many women like her serving at canteens in France, chosen as American soldiers requested women workers amid wartime duties.
A vintage ad touts a corn removal remedy promising painless, quick relief. It claims easy corns removal with Gete-El and Chete-Lt, sold by local druggists at low cost, targeting Penileton and nearby areas.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rough tale about a figure named Artful Dodger facing challenges in London. It mentions corn, a physician, and a philosophy related to healing, with ambiguity in events and outcomes.
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