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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1917
Page
6
On file at Security Handing in Portland Oregon is a note about Hotel News Star and related entities. The fragment references a Portland address and indicates an association with News Co. and Four esth Street NW.
Fragment near unreadable lines describe subscription plans and mail delivery details. The text mentions weekly and monthly options, rates, and contact cues for delivery in a local area, with references to carriers and office contacts.
A distorted, poetic passage describes a mythical forest skyward scene and a ceremonial display of banners. It invokes stars, white lilies, celestial imagery, and a tri color theme of red white and blue, ending with a fragmentary line about Leinor’s realm.
Editorial urges calm, rejects hysteria, and praises sustained government effort in war. Highlights include funding for allies, shipbuilding, 22 000 aircraft, an army of 750 600, the draft, food control, anti submarine methods, and naval support. Emphasizes spirit alone cannot win. coordinated manpower and resources are essential.
The speaker asks if the prospect is pessimistic or hopeful, claiming divine support for the beat brigades and supremacy against the foe. He argues justice and democracy will make the world safer, asserting confidence in eventual triumph and national endurance.
IX barges each carrying about 1000 tons of Illinois coal left St. Louis on July 20 and arrived Aug. 15 at St Paul to load Minnesota iron ore for St. Louis furnaces. The voyage, coal to ore, mirrors a national iron trade formula that has shaped industry. The piece notes potential time cuts and loading innovations, cites St. Louis as a major iron consumer, and references broader wartime and weather mentions.
A ragged collage of local notes and jokes. Mentions Captain Melellan of Form Vianenwe arriving in Peardieton, a courtly joke about a drunken prank, Wheeler the photographer leaving for Eugene, butter prices at 60 cents a roll, and a summer complaint remedy claim by Mrs. FO F Seow in Scurltlebille.
Paris reports that twenty French prisoners, born at Peench militaries, were assigned to dangerous frontline work as revealed by HM Gail, a member of the deputies. The government protested the use of prisoners in such roles, citing civilized warfare rules and condemning German demand.
Simms professor of veterinary medicine at Oregon Agricultural College presents the study of a walking disease killing horses near Pendleton. The disease shows pulmonary signs and digestive issues, with experiments tracking transmission, and notes on herd exposure and ongoing investigations funded by state and college stations.
Corvallis Ore Aug 46 The announcement of Orlo D Center as director of University extension Idaho is by President W J Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College Center is a trained extension director with extensive farm and experiment station experience He improved extension work in Idaho in three years and is described as the right man to lead national extension efforts Center grew up on an Illinois farm and held roles from farm instructor to district supervisor before accepting the Idaho extension post with the Oregon A C announcement noting his arrival in September
A graduate nurse from Chicago reports long standing displacement caused health issues for two years. Under doctor care for six weeks she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and claims full relief from pain and a healthy baby. She urges other women to try the remedy.
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