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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
4
Dr Fridjef Namen leads a Norwegian delegation arriving to urge the Chilean government to allow export regulations. The weeklong mission aims to permit shipping of newly regulated commodities from Norway to the future market.
Aug 2 Portland report: M Peterson Swendy Decemer at file Comsat Lowde County of Yarmbin. A meeting with James Kievin discussed Polelanization work and potential settlement of a group of Belgian families. Prospective terms noted include a 120 fynailiee loan in Yrirnhill for about 5,000 acres. the plan to tent over by Mr Slevin with events Friday and Sunday.
Ceithaly, an aged executive officer, testified that his actions were for the good of his country. The statement reflects his commitment amid ongoing debates about leadership and national service.
A catalog of children and youth titles previewed for readers and classrooms. Notable items include folk tales from various nations, American poems, Stone Age stories, and adventure tales. Picks feature instructional readers, nature lore, and early science themes, highlighting illustrated volumes and age-appropriate selections.
A garbled 40 years past East Oregonian fragment recounts marriages and social scenes with many names, places, and events obscured. The text references Weaver, Lewkingise, White Bird, and Welker among others, with scattered notes on wives, a nurse, a doctor, and unspecified town life and oddities.
Ur Jone Culwros, director of din- Oto Gere dra ie, opened car el by the Rockefeller Foundation to fight yellow fever abroad. While his destinations have not been given, he will see the Swulknne. He was a member of the Commission sent by the foundation to wear to study and effort the disease in Bem American countries.
George WW France, a postmaster and merchant at Ten Mile southeast of Homehurs, was arrested Sunday afternoon by Deputy United States Marshal Fuller on charges of attempting to prevent enlistment in the U S army. Neighbors report complaints by Frances rececis about the incident and threats against France have been reported as the community reacts.
A meeting of Portland retailers convened by the Chamber of Commerce discussed a new campaign to improve parcel deliveries in the city. The plan, already spreading to other cities, aims to boost efficiency without compromising service. The group indicated a formal meeting to finalize details at a future time.
Five men were captured after a December robbery at the Pang di Montrra branch in New Westminster. More than $457 was stolen. One suspect remained at large as police secured two others. all were questioned, with some refusing to cooperate.
An elderly Methodist clergyman now lectures under the International Bible Students Association. Pastor Wadler presents his view of the Bible declaration on the cause of the War of Nations and foretells the social order and government to be built after the war ends.
Three hundred workers at Hall-Seat Motor Co in California walk out over union tensions as non union teamsters intervene. Company officials stay silent as wartime contracts shift production for aircraft used by allies then seized by the government. The plant, tightly secured, faces staffing questions amid material shortages and new recruitment drives for officer training camps planned to funnel enlistees into national service.
Washington Avt 1 The 17 menial the officered training camp who will not regularize commissions or be selected for further training at the arcond series of camp are to be offered appointments as non commissioned officers in the national army with duration of promotion later to commissions Coupled with.
In Cottage Grove Oregon two Sixth Company Const Artillery guardsmen Ed and Tom Queener and Howard Keene rescued Mite Bertha Nena after she sank while swimming. The trio pulled her from the water as she nearly drowned, aided by cries from her companion.
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