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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows an unclear sale notice with stray words and malformed phrases. It mentions sale in other cities and a weekly schedule but contains no coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to confirm.
The East Oregonian notes that France has endured greater losses and refugee burdens than Britain in recent fighting. While Britain bears strain from the spring offensive, Allied strategy favors shifting the battle to France to ease pressure on Britain and bolster the overall war effort.
The message celebrates Allied naval exploits at Ostend and Zeebrugge praising daring actions that aimed to strike at enemy defenses. It urges those with access to the source to foster contact with the foe and rejoice in the observed bravery and strategic moves.
The text claims taking the initiative against submarine nests could curb the Uboat threat at its source and speed Allied victory. It notes America's heavy use of sea routes to send troops and emphasizes safer pathways as beneficial to the nation and allies.
The article contrasts 1779 and modern times, arguing that Americans now fuse business with patriotism. It cites Washington's criticism of 18th century business morality and urges a return to first principles to strengthen public virtue amid speculation and greed. It notes moral principles endure while their practices evolve across generations.
28 years ago the Daily Enet Oregonian reports Councilman Livermore chaired the meeting with Mayor Gagen absent. Members Alexander Watson Thompson Taylor and Duprat attended. Eugene Vaughan son of Tom Vaughan returned from Heapner to study dentistry and plans to enter a Cincinnati dental college. Pendleton youths form a baseball nine to assess state viability. bicycle club struggles to obtain wheels.
The article notes Samuel Goldstone, a prominent figure, will wed Mim Phoebe Binnard on the 25th at Lewiston. It mentions the couple preparing for life, with possible future travel plans and a sociable lifestyle implied by references to an express wagon and outings.
Glowing tributes from La Junta citizens and the In J Tribune celebrate Fred P. Austin. after five years as superintendent of La Junta schools his resignation was reluctantly accepted. He accepted an offer from Pendleton Oregon to lead their schools, bringing notable financial and curricular improvements and strengthening teacher morale.
A letter from Portland, dated April 24, describes the Foundation Co launching seven boats and sending them down the ways. The writer recalls kicking one boat off the stock, notes the urgency and nervousness, and cites war bond fundraising totals and local civic energy. He urges publication and mentions potential readers interested in the home front effort.
London reports a front page activity reference in the Hegee of Comptons leet ight with commentary about time and science fiction elements. The text appears garbled and contains incomplete phrases and nonsensical terms.
SAN FRANCISCO April 14 Mrs A M Angermann of this city a sister of Lieutenant Commander G W Angermann notes the commander of the Cyclops was born in Germany. The remark follows a parliamentary speech urging unity and resolve to defeat German aims and sustain Allied forces with firm, collective effort across Britain Ireland and the United States.
Washington April 24 more than 1000 cases of sabotage in war plants and industry were cited in a letter from Representative Gilbert De Curry of Michigan to Attorney General Gregory yesterday. He noted a Detroit Lincoln Motor Company mechanic willfully damaged a machine causing a production halt of thirteen air vane engines and said federal agents have proof in many similar cases. He warned that few prosecutions occur and urged action to curb disloyalty as national wartime efforts continue.
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