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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references a county paper, association, and an office. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece appears to involve local governance or a press group with mentions of Peachete and Ma seceod tn all matter.
Rates list daily and weekly options by carrier with durations and prices. Includes annual and quarterly terms, four months and long term plans. Details mention daily and weekly charges and vary by delivery method.
A fragmentary Wordsworth verse paints a spring dawn where wind calms, birds sing, and pastoral life awakens. A dove folds to its own voice while jay, magpie, and elfish creatures fill the scene with cheerful nature. Mist glistens as the sun rises over moorland.
Admiral Dewey rejects Daniels bashing and confirms Navy improvements under Daniels. He cites enlistment, discipline, ship strength, and gunnery gains, and supports the senate naval bill to elevate the U S fleet to world second in modern vessel types. He insists the navy remains loyal and capable for America. The piece shifts to a looming eight hour strike threat by trainmen, with White House and Congress strategizing to avert disruption and prevent a bloody industrial war. President Wilson is framed as key to resolving the crisis.
The article notes a pivot in Romanian policy as Italy and other Balkan nations seek self preservation in wartime. It argues Romania has concluded Germany cannot win and now aligns with the central powers, moving away from prior hesitations and seeking advantageous position.
The Boston Post notes that rejection by the Upper House of Denmark of selling the Danish islands in the Antilles to the United States is not conclusive amid political turmoil. The Folketing favors the treaty, viewing it as a favorable deal for Denmark, with an autumn election likely to influence action.
The weather department promises cooler air and potential showers as a routine forecast. Officials urge residents to prepare for changing conditions and carry appropriate rain gear.
A labor dispute drives negotiations as leadership seeks an agreed settlement. The parties aim to resolve wage and working condition issues with a final agreement that could end the standoff and restore operations.
A sharp drop hits the wheat market as trade unsettles amid numerous wartime disruptions. The piece notes broad international tension and a harsh summer close, closing with a nod to the president.
28 Years Ago Today report notes meeting of an allroad committee including Mestre Wager and Livermore Roth, with a Bart Oregonian Library room gathering set for tomorrow afternoon. Mentions Pendleton Crockery store sale interests by Charles Tate and a water works system in Pendleton. Also references recent accidents on the FRAN line, a nearby hanging house in Pendleton, and Judge Lasater attending crepit court with J Sommerville.
Eddie Matlan, known as Ming, from Harvard, will coach Calimporn ta in a move that reshapes the program. The hiring brings a veteran college figure to lead Calimporn ta's efforts in upcoming seasons.
Heddie Manas, captain of the 1945 Harvard football team, led a coast trip to San Francisco for a game against the University of California. The trip highlighted Harvard’s athletic exchange and the broader East Coast team presence on the West Coast.
Leander Bloyd a wealthy Walla Walla farmer died when his new automobile went off a grade near Prescott. The 60 year old man was alone at the time. his body was found by Mrs Lloyd. He had moved to the area years ago and left a widow and several children.
Portland August 25 reports a wage increase affecting nearly 600 workers tied to the North Bank region. The raise, linked to cost of living and broader wage trends, followed a published agreement and was implemented with payroll adjustments and a new overtime rule.
A garbled 19th century notes recount Western show results with dispute over winnings and accusations of mismanagement. Report mentions Charles Irwin funding stock, profit-sharing efforts, and allegations of criminal action and misconduct within the show’s administration.
Reports allege President Panawa Hawien Vile aided by Valdez and Secretary Lansing discuss a large land concession near the Panam Canal. Aimed at aiding Japan, the plan reportedly involves about 60,000 acres on the Atlantic shoreline opposite San Miguel with potential as a military base site.
Washington Aug 2 The census report shows 24 states have more newspapers than Oregon and 20 have fewer. Oregon lists 360 newspapers, ranking low among states such as New York and Illinois while others like Connecticut and Alabama show higher counts. The scattered figures include misread names and unclear state totals.
Wilson pushes Congress to act quickly as railway Brotherhood leaders vow a strike before Labor Day. An executive committee rejects the Pillarence Counter proposal and plans to expose the industry’s motives, while Wilson concludes a federal address with a counter-proposal pending.
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