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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a sale at Bureau 801 Moor Street, N. W. Upton, with references to security and advance notices. The readable parts are insufficient to identify a person, organization, date, or concrete outcome.
A devotional verse seeking strength to master fears and employ all holy joys and gifts. The speaker asks for courage, truth, pure love, and harmony among souls, aspiring to friendship, knowledge, and freedom in a shared light.
A critique of war prep stirs discouragement while experts tout U S arms output. Colonel Samuel McRoberts notes 1 050 000 rifles delivered of 2 500 000 contracted, daily production > 11 500 rifles, 270 000 000 small arms rounds last month, 75 000 machine guns delivered with output near 18 006 monthly, explosives production quadrupling early expectations. He argues for balanced view to show progress alongside shortcomings.
Henry Morgenthau ex ambassador asserts Kaiser started the war to bury social reform in Germany and fix autocracy, contrasting with reactionary efforts to discredit progress while America continues the fight begun by social progress in Germany. The remark appeared during a Wisconsin senatorial campaign event.
Report praises allied naval actions at Ostend and Zeebrugge aimed at damaging submarine nests. It notes the initiative may curb Uboat threats at the source and aid heavy American troop movements to the fighting zone, marking a vital, morale-boosting step.
The piece argues that during wartime American business must serve patriotism. It cites Washington’s 1779 warning to James Warren that business morality must bow to first principles and patriotic duty, lest the conflict’s outcome falter. It emphasizes subordinating profit to national goals rather than placing commerce above country.
Editorial discussion from New Jersey advocates that social justice must guide all programs, testing each measure for fairness to the average person and avoidance of special interests. The piece contrasts Allied WWI burdens, praising British steadiness and French suffering while urging equitable policy framing.
Pershing's county in Linn, Missouri, boosts Liberty bond apportionment from 385 650 to double the share, with Pershing's hometown already tripling its contribution. The message from France urges nationwide support, calling each dollar a stake in American manhood and in a victorious end. The piece notes exemptions for conscientious objectors while proposing draft deployment to counter anti war propaganda in Germany.
From the People Twitchell Portland April 24 describes Edliter Bart Cremonton with a handout to workers about a boat launch. The narrator recalls kicking off the vessel, nerves before the whistle, and pride in the work. Mentions The Foundation Co employing 3006 men, launching seven boats, funding, and Liberty Loan efforts, with references to weather and city crowds.
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