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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1917
Page
4
Washington August 25 dispatch advises new recruits on military discipline. It warns to treat the mess sergeant as a powerful figure guiding conduct, ensuring obedience, proper behavior, and quiet manners in cantonment life.
Ukiah area reports a sharp thunderstorm last Friday with heavy rain in some parts and little rain a mile or two south. The downpour is expected to aid crop growth after a warm spell, while nearby areas saw dusting of rain. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, and others, noted travel, hospital cases, and social visitations amid the weather, with many preparing for upcoming routines and travel.
The reading room of the church is open daily except Sunday from 4 pm to 9 pm. Sunday School meets at 11 am. Bible lessons cover Mind and subject lewon dermdn. Community services include Wednesday and evening sessions with topics on faith.
The church lists Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost with Mass at 4 and 10 o clock. Evening service at 7:30. Weekday mass at 7:39. Bible readings noted. No additional services.
A church service at Hibin School features preaching and communion led by minister Hibin Parish. The sermon centers on Prayer for Prayer with a focus on reverent worship and community gathering.
A fragmented description notes Paris hosting a unique World War II era museum mirroring prewar collections. It mentions Henri Labiane and Tot dar of fale pata, tying to public posters and wartime relics as hostilities loom.
Posters illustrate the evolution of American currency through final intervention with France and the Colonies, highlighting paper money forms. The text references government measures to prevent state collections and mentions collectibles such as "tench-craft" items and souvenirs linked to the era.
A Logan County Kentucky judge and a local sheriff were arrested on draft conspiracy charges. The Logan County exemptions hoard leader and a county official were also named. The cases involve alleged promises of exemptions to drafted men and violations of selective service laws. Bonds set at five thousand dollars for Sheriff Taylor and other defendants remanded to custody pending further hearings.
The report indicates Jude Edwards is charged with conspiring in exemption promises with an unnamed collaborator, but the extent of his altered participation remains undisclosed. Sheriff Taylor has been removed from the Draft Board and a figure described as a duchess or named is involved. both he and Judge Edwards deny the charges.
Aug 48y reports that the Ministry of War will discharge 4 404 soldiers from the South American army, ending six months of service and reducing manpower to about 14 000. The plan, though popular with some sectors, strains families who must cope with food, clothing, and future work for discharged personnel.
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