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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes publishing and mailing terms for a GeBiebed Daily and Semi Weekly at a location Pea. It lists pricing by mail and carrier with months and durations. The legibility is poor. no clear dates or full entities are recoverable.
A prose verse by Edgar A. Guewt urges kindness and neighborly aid. It extols being a true friend, offering help without money, and valuing honest effort over wealth.
A wartime analysis cites M Andre Tardeiu on Allied losses, noting that in 1916 France sustained under three percent casualties including killed wounded and captured. It argues future Allied losses decline as French and allied forces gain strength in men, munitions, and aircraft.
The President insists on a uniform price for war supplies across all allies, aligning with the unity of the coalition. The stance aims to ensure equal access and prevent price disparities among nations supporting the war effort.
The New York World argues against using wartime financing to bid up prices for Allied nations and suppliers. It warns that extortion for private gain would undermine the allied effort, recalling the Valley Forge spirit and questioning today’s “cash register patriots.”
The La Follette resolution calls for a US peace on German terms and a fund to restore Belgium, avoiding penalties for aggressors. Critics say it favors Germany, ignores right and wrong, and could allow future wars. Supporters praise a soldier insurance plan as just and economical, urging Congress to pass Secretary McAdoo's proposal.
Observer uses strong glasses to spot Zeppelins or planes approaching Britain. Searchlight operates at night and can identify a Zeppelin many miles away. The item reflects wartime vigilance and air defense measures.
A minimum price of $2 is guaranteed for the 1918 wheat crop, though current harvest prospects seem to negate the need for such a guarantee. Troop D has departed, but Pendleton remains keenly watched as the situation unfolds.
From the Daily Fast Oringonian August 13 1889 28 Years Ago Today Mies Fda Switeler of Tmatilla and Mise Maud Pronkster of Tacoma visit Pendleton at the Nye residence Train crews bring home instigators from Meacham and Kamell Pendleton bridge work by O W R and T carpenters hampered by rough streets and poor horoughfare conditions.
Lewiston Idaho Aug 1 reel 35 years old Sheepman of Copper Snake River was drowned in Snake River early this week according to reports reaching this city. Parties are organized to search the river from Pattieburg Landing to Lewiston to recover the body. Reel had lived in Wallowa county Oregon for several years. A brother Frank Reed resides at Joseph Oregon and his mother and three sisters live in southern Oregon.
Meacham Oregon fast special reports large Outfit construction near town by O W I N Co. laying a double track between here and Kamel ie, with bridge repairs under way and some bridges needing filling. Local residents and visitors are noted with several families arriving from La Grande Portland Pendleton and Wallowa Lake during the week.
Paris reports that American leaders must provide France and the allied powers with substantial credits to continue the war. The piece argues delaying action risks serious consequences for the allies and notes the need for swift American responses to financial obligations and shipments of gold.
Fragmentary OCR shows German finances debated by liberal socialist papers. Notes Krupp and allied firms seeking capital for German industry. Mentions prewar links with Russia, the American market, and Orient trade.
An article promotes a blend labeled Mother’s Frigul and Mother’s Friend as aids for expecting mothers, claiming to ease labor pains and nervous strain. It urges readers to request a brochure from Bradfield Regular Co for a book, motherhood and baby health tips, and stresses natural guidance from mothers.
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