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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
7
The piece argues for collective food production and control during the draft, stressing that national needs trump individual profit. Government departments and semi official bodies coordinate to boost yields. Patriotism should override self interest to reduce food scarcity.
In Oklahoma anti draft mob actions, leaders with skill steered misguided men into crime. The piece suggests agitators with axes to grind, possibly socialists or I W W, or foreign influence. It notes German money abroad aiding efforts and implies enemy links without detailing concrete schemes.
Wartime editorials call for firm action against sedition and treason while faulting Oklahoma leaders for inaction. Hoover praised for food administration and production gains, canning output nears 2 billion cans, waste cut, and large public pledges to conserve meat and fats. Belgians praised as reliable citizens. Kaiser urged to expect later condolences. local mood in Umatilla County noted.
A garbled sheet cites Hernan Mex Carl Wire as a native American in pain and mentions mayoral car issues. It notes two counties in the state spending more on roads under the highway commission this year and references officers in eastern camps and exams. A short song fragment titled "Aware in the War" appears amid scattered phrases.
The historical photograph captures James Comack driving the last horse powered car as officials inspect the vehicle. Vice President Hetley attends the event with the Drteriervasi Rapht Trane Cummny figures, highlighting the transition from horse to mechanized transit in New York.
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