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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
6
Oregon city newspaper announces subscription options with advance rates for print delivery by mail or carrier. Various durations and payment methods listed, including weekly and monthly terms.
In faded lines the piece sings of singing brightening mornings and easing travel, praising mothers of bygone days whose daily tasks gained immortality through song and spirit. The fragment hints at life softened by music and love, tracing a nostalgic, poetic view of culture and duty.
Opinion argues that compulsory military training proved superior to volunteer enlistment and urges treating funding like recruitment. It suggests appointing a subscription committee to collect taxes from property owners, pairing money with conscription as essential to war effort and accountability.
Matilla County has spent about 100000 yearly on road work with little lasting result. The proposal argues for a state bond issue to secure permanent improvements, freeing county funds for the most-traveled roads and faster improvements.
Fragmented account themes two German views on defeat, with Count zu Reventlow warning monarchy may fall without victory and Milan Harden urging reform and higher values to save the state. The piece links Allied pressures and American remarks to domestic politics, noting submarine losses and local incidents such as Pendleton team reforms and jail demolition finds.
A fragment from the Daily Oregonian recalls a chaotic scene with Indians driving cay lines toward a mill race and a train arrival causing panic. A private letter to Mere Welch at Pendleton notes a family near Milton struck by diphtheria, with the afflicted members coping amidst the outbreak.
Questions arise about Ui Furnish’s two-term tenure as Pendleton mayor and mentions of other local figures such as Ray B. Thomson of Echo and joint representation from Umatilla and Morrow counties. It also notes a Wells Fargo incident, a Pilot Rock letter, and the naming of Gilliam County for Cornelius Gilliam with a pioneer memorial in 1841.
Realty transfers list numerous property deeds including Dowds J WR Kilgore and heirs to HEB Meta for $100 covering lots 16, 12 and 24 in Block 4 Weston. Bradley et ux to Fleming for $1.00 lot 3 Grand View Orchard. Paulson to Wendell for SE 1-4 SW 1-4 section 36 township 5 north range 29. LaDow to Peebler for 60 foot lot 5 in Arnold and Staley's addition Pendleton.
Salem reports Governor Withycombe appoints the Oregon Council of Defense at Secretary Baker's request. The council, led by Henry Ladd Corbett, includes Beebe, Banfield, Leiter, Hudson, Schimpff, Hall and others. Purpose is to coordinate state and federal defense efforts and mobilization.
A fragile testimonial from Mary J. Jones of Berry Springs Michigan claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin brought immediate relief for bowels without pain after trying many medicines. The misspelled ad-style notice urges readers to send fifty cents and a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W F Caldwell at 455 Wethington Street to avoid imitations.
Portland selects a member to represent Oregon at the nationwide conference Secretary Haker has called to meet in Washington on May 2.
An Oregon advertisement praises Dr. Pierce products including Golden Medical Discovery and Il lant Pellets. It claims cures for kidney and liver issues and urges readers to try a free sample bottle, with instructions to send ten cents for a trial pamphlet.
An ad touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast relief for dull splitting and nerve racking headaches. It claims head clears in minutes and urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store.
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