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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1917
Page
11
Pendleton high school's senior boys largely volunteered for military service, demonstrating American patriotism and readiness to sacrifice for the country. The article links patriotism to love of home and humanity, warning against deriding national symbols or endorsing injustice towards other nations.
A fragmented quotation rails at a coward who pretends to speak for humanity yet refuses to support country town or family. The critique accuses the speaker of only seeking ascent to the summit, stating it cannot be done.
Research from the Census Bureau and Commerce shows 50.8 percent of the blind became blind before age 20 while 47.4 percent lost sight in early or middle adulthood and 21.8 percent after age 60. The 1910 census counted 57,272 blind people with data from 29,242 respondents on age at onset and causes.
The piece argues against bonding for public works and railroads, urging pay-as-you-go reform. It contrasts Umatilla County farmers using credit with delays in sewer and water projects, warns of hardship under strict tax limits, and foresees bonds or poor roads. It also mentions wheat prices, the Kaiser, and preparing for a food shortage.
A historic note recalls events from April 14 1899 including a large wood deal and a $122 500 railroad subsidy read by Union countries. A couple works on a reservoir hill foundation for a dwelling while a river of family births marriages and local notices fill the page with era specific details.
The fragment hints at an upcoming April 15 event opening a voyage or show in Lemington with Liberty themes. It mentions a Pittstown Leader column and Lilian Munsell led board. Ed Surstall recalls youthful days, and a widow named Jubn She is referenced. Frank Neugie is linked to a past controversy.
OCR fragment mentions a church event on April 15 with a race or gathering and a theme related to war fare. The readable portions name a church, a time, and possible activities but lack coherent details or names to identify a full event.
A brief item notes a sermon titled Jeoms Attitude Toward Popular Line et Hie Day. Special music is planned at each service.
The article lists church services for Sunday April including an evening service. The pastor will preach on Charles Spurgeon’s Estimate of a Christian Sunday and the topic The Supreme Virtue. Morning service at 10 o clock features the pastor’s sermon.
The fragment mentions Christian E Webb and Jonten Sta Server with services on Sunday at 11 am and p m and a Sunday school schedule. It references a sermon titled Are Jim Disewwe and Death Realt and notes a reading program at some location, with other unclear phrases about worship times and attendance.
A church announces preaching at 11 o clock with Mr Allen of Hood Uiyer delivering the sermon titled What Think Ye of Chris Bo. The service includes special music and the sixth sermon in the series on The Second Coming of Christ.
A reading of the text indicates a Sunday service to be held at the Piret Presty parish church in Blneberg Pas er, following a feed event at an unspecified hour. The message appears garbled but confirms a church service schedule.
A Sunday school session at 3 PM precedes the divine service with Holy Communion at 11 AM. Evening service follows at 7:39 PM. Rev Charles H. Powell, general missionary of Eastern Oregon, will conduct both morning and evening services and deliver sermons. The Easter communion will be repeated.
Cove parish notes Low Sunday masses listed at 6 and 6 30 with Sunday devotion at 2 and 7 30 pm daily evening devotions at 7 30. The text references Randay reno at 2 pm unclear.
A church notices tomorrow schedule with regular service after Sunday school and a 7 20 sermon by the garter on The Primary Essential In Someptiral Interpretation. Epworth League participation and revival meetings are mentioned with inviting all worshipers.
A historical remedy advertisement touts PEPSIN NUX IRON as a tonic for purity and appetite. It asserts iron in a refined form enhances digestion and vigor, naming medical benefits and urging use during seasons of fatigue.
Warranty deeds record transfers including Hohe to Oscar DbVau for Lot 1 Block HH Ukiah and L Smith to W J Dotter with multiple fractional lots in Sec 22 Twp 6N R24. Moglar to Reeves for Newport’s Addition Hermiston. Storelli to PeperWon Lot 7 and Lot g Block 9 Mitton. Geangkoupulos to My-Maurize Lot 5 Block 4 and Drown to Anna PD Christian for Lot 4 Block 7 Athena.
In Trinidad Colorado on April 14, women voters denounce sensational tales linking silk stockings and voting. They say such remarks undermine female voters and threaten their dignity while warning of retaliation at the next election. Amid food shortages, they urge focus on public welfare.
H Messer reports that Mr Maq has taken over the shoe repair department at A Ekinds shoe store, Main Street opposite the Poomiea Warehouse. Dee has been connected with the Pendleton saboe shop as repairer manager for the past year and has many friends. He invites customers to call for repairs or fittings with improved workmanship and service.
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