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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
4
A brief public notice from Porthand Oregon references security bail details under case or docket number 801. The fragment mentions enforcement actions and nearby cities, urging affected residents to review official postings for further instructions.
The speaker argues Germany concentrates on war, massing more troops and securing materials than the Allies. In peacetime, nations excel in many industries, including agriculture and steel, yet Germany’s effort remains singularly devoted to war, unlike nonmilitary production.
Fragmentary verse contrasts God’s gate with human gates and walls. The speaker laments self imposed barriers that keep out care and love, stressing that true inner openness cannot be blocked by walls or dogs guarding entry.
The view urges decisive war goals to curb Kaiserism and ensure world peace. It warns a halting war risks German peace terms and a militarized Russia, arguing allies must finish the conflict and reject the notion that might justifies breach of covenants.
Harvard economist T N Carver challenges German efficiency claims. He notes workers, technicians, and inventors are not inherently superior and argues German gains come from other factors rather than superior talent or innovation.
In this wartime bulletin, Allied resolve and German onslaught are weighed against Bolshevik hesitations and Austria’s upheaval. Calls rise to intensify effort, speed fuel and war production, and rally public support. Local snippets note shopfront changes and minor market details amid the broader crisis.
A fragment from the Dety Bat Oreronian dated April 16 1860 hints at a contract for the Pine National Bank building. The text mentions Lavt Ankeny’s expected arrival from Walla Walla and a popular La Grande young man in Peaceton, with garbled lines referencing local places and names.
Real estate transfers list multiple buyers and parcels in Pendleton Oregon with values including 2400 and 1500 while noting sections townships and ranges in Umatilla County. Entries involve Deis Thomas M Henderson Mary Mentzer Eva Pierre Herman Carrie Bergevin Mary Bow man Porter and others with properties in Olneys Cemetery Herrmannion and various additions.
The article praises early Pendleton planners for aligning streets with the sun and compass directions. It describes how main streets run northwest to southeast, affecting shadows at noon and the perceived time. The piece argues their foresight explains current street layout and orientation.
A Washington report describes a council convened with approval to map and extend America's foreign trade after the war. Prominent speakers include A. Hinseh of Cincinnati, Philip Th Kenmély, and M. Ey Purr Cleve, with Ohio Governor Muley and J. A. Ferrell among attendees. The discussion focuses on increasing maritime commerce, rebuilding merchant routes, and coordinating with London and Cleveland interests.
April 24 report outlines plans by U S officials and top industry leaders to meet foreign trade delegates at the Fifth National Foreign Trade Convention in Cincinnati. The event, postponed from February, gathers government experts and key business figures to discuss policy and commerce strategies.
The Unknown Soldier story recounts a French army tribute to the fallen hero at Saint Eovre during World War I. Though death details are murky, the ceremony recognizes the soldier as a symbol of France’s early war heroism and national memory.
An Unknown Soldier heroically defended a ridge during a 1914 engagement near Lunéville. He fired on advancing Germans for five minutes, then fell amidst rifle and artillery fire as comrades and the Ninth Army sought to identify him. The body was interred as an Unknown Soldier amid wartime uncertainty.
April 17 Berlin public exhibit displays German war footwear made with paper uppers. The design features heavy, clumsy boots with water guards and wooden supports, claimed to be durable yet costly. Prices range around 22 to 24 marks, with soles lasting only seven to eight weeks. Buyers warned wooden studs and replacements will add up to 406 marks monthly. effectiveness against cold remains doubtful.
Spokane, April 17. Herman Seba memiot, 65, who wore a wedding dress preserved for his burial, died Thursday morning. The gown, exquisitely made of material from a Bridel veil, traveled with him from St. Louis to Chester where his daughter Miranda Soldemith lives. The funeral was held Saturday.
London authorities announce a new regulation banning American visitors from taking photographs or sketches of outdoor objects in or near London without a permit. Possession of photographic equipment for this purpose is prohibited.
Allied dispatch reports French raiding raids at Butte de Mesnil Tahure and Pilrey near the Tou sector. An enemy column was repelled six miles north of Verdun as official wartime briefings noted.
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