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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
4
A Department of Agriculture statement notes straw prices now range from 8 to 20 dollars per ton and reports strong demand for nearly all straw kinds. Farmers not in the habit of selling straw are advised to arrange sales this year, either through regular trade channels or cooperative shipping, with county agents consulted for baling and shipping costs and market needs.
A reflective piece speaks of loving the world and fellowship. It mentions a tech that unites, hints at home nearby, and contrasts abundance with the sadness of strangers. The tone blends personal solace with universal values, suggesting belonging and worth beyond material ties.
The Senate passed the Sedition Act and its enactment is expected to tighten federal and local powers against disloyal actions. Proponents say it will curb harmful propaganda while critics urge truthful criticism. supporters insist only enemies of national welfare need watching.
Removal of nearly a third of a million horses and mules from farms to army camps has boosted straw demand for bedding, driving prices at camps and large markets. Local markets show higher straw prices, turning previously burned or trampled straw into a profitable crop for farmers.
A wartime column argues Germany must win on the Western Front or face collapse of Prussianism. Lloyd George warns of German doom if spring battles fail. Kaiser’s campaign to conquer the world is doomed by Allied strength and German costs.
A sensational claim describes a new firearm described as able to fire 33000 shots per minute. Invented by Levi W. Lambert and Earlington, the weapon is said to be shown in a circular diagram at the top of the machine and figures. Photographs show operator BL Jones handling the device with hand, steam, or mechanical power.
A collage of 1890 notices covers Hy J Bean moving his law office to join M. Mentley and Co. on Main Street. Port land and sound polete trips, local weddings, anniversaries, and society chatter fill the column with names like Newlip, Lang, Keeney, and Parish.
Two women meet in the whet ting district and exchange emenities. Wen Mre, A maid to Mre, recalls her husband’s late outing and the whirr of events that follow. The fragment hints at a domestic conflict and social mischief in a local setting.
County efforts by local organizations and publicity teams expanded community programs and boosted awareness of upcoming events. Leaders credited coordinated campaigns with broader reach and stronger civic engagement across towns.
An experimental air training exercise ended in fatalities when a PV planed crash killed multiple cadets. The incident occurred during a field event with a 120 foot height reference and a preliminary inquiry underway. Officials named Agri 14 and several others among the victims while investigators assess the crash factors.
In Tmapine Oregon on April 11 Robert James Kirk aged 19 died after a fainting spell at the home of Hieparante Cramdrapay. He was son of Mr and Mrs Ian J Kirk and a graduate of the Vincent High School class of 1918. Funeral services were held at his late home with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Nearby notes mention moves of families to western Canada and a local social event, with other community references and happenings from Milton to Walla Walla.
The passage honors a prominent naval leader and former Secretary of the Navy, acclaimed for long service under Poe and recognition by President Moon and national politics. It notes his influential stance on maritime policy and leadership in defense affairs, with his stature and public profile well known in national events.
A fragmentary OCR list details numerous property transfers and boundaries across multiple parcels. Names include Hertio Flam Theodore Taher Wilton J. Ketly Jr Karl Giladores and others, with monetary amounts such as 340 and 955, and lot references like NW 1-4 Sec. 4 and Bee 26. The text outlines conveyances and boundings, suggesting a docket of real estate actions or property descriptions in a rural survey or plat book.
Warmington reports April 1 that NegotiasTienear shifts credit strategy to support Greene amid markets. The piece notes a 44 billion credit line enabling broader lending and stability for the sector.
Realty transfers recorded include parcels involving P Ted and others, with details showing deed instruments, grantees, and property descriptions in the O49 district. Names appear as Meanie and G. Meanie, with mentions of transfer by Merareyehetann and related parties amid other transfers.
A distorted text fragment discusses liver healing and vitality concerns, mentioning spring, vigor, and nutrient effects. It references water intake, herbs, and a medical angle, but the garbled phrases obscure clear events, dates, or named entities. The passage reads like a muddled discussion of wellness remedies and timing without concrete actions or outcomes.
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