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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
6
A damaged OCR notice from a port authority at Miegen shows metering details and file references. The legible portion mentions a port lam and a sequence of unreadable characters, with a name similar to C. Bwreee and an address like 501.
Fragmentary archaic verse invoking Lord Ged of Haste with mercies divine and judgment day imagery. Mentions Andeructow gifts and trumpet sounds as a call to faithful ascent. Ends with a garbled conclusion.
The standard set for exemption boards in passing on proposed exemptions for industrial reasons is described as the guiding framework. The report emphasizes consistency and fairness in assessing exemptions for industry based on established criteria and policy directives.
Advice argues the draft must be applied fearlessly yet allowances exist to protect essential workers. It stresses preserving flour mills, factories, farms, and ranches to keep production at peak, noting exemption boards have leeway to safeguard the country’s best interests.
The Advertising News presents ten business commandments emphasizing clear leadership confidence self-improvement harmony daily prioritization self critique celebration of others success resilience enthusiasm fair dealing and daily decent acts. The advice suits any calling and promotes professional integrity.
The piece envisions the U S air force transforming warfare by building a fleet of flying machines, training aviators, and using mass air power in squadrons to support offensive operations. It notes air power could disrupt German aircraft, blind Prussian forces, and bring the war home to Germany, with bombs from thousands of planes a future possibility. It also mentions shipping, Norway and Holland facilities, and general health and safety notes for motorists.
A long republication from the East Oregonian criticizes a Toronto editor and argues Quebec has contributed fairly to Canada’s war effort. It cites census data, enlistment rates, and the 1910s debate, praising French Canadians in battle and urging national unity despite regional tensions.
Levi T. Vanover, long missing from Woodland Washington, has been located near Junction City. He left to pay bills from his confectionery store with about 220 dollars. His son Willie found him, and the man gave no reason beyond his wish to prospect.
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