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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
5
Rate table shows daily and semi weekly options with durations from one month to one year. Prices per plan are listed, including mail and carrier delivery, though OCR errors obscure some figures. The document presents subscription terms and pricing for different delivery frequencies.
Fragmentary hymn text with archaic spelling and punctuation. It appears as a school or community choir verse credited to Alexander Dope or a misread name, expressing prayer for guidance mercy and peaceful daily bread. The fragment hints at a broader religious pageant or devotional program.
Frank P. Glass, president of the American editors association, has just returned from Europe after meeting many prominent public figures in France and England and listening to their views on press affairs.
The New York World interview with Mr Glass expresses strong approval of President Wilsons plan to go to Paris. He argues the President will act as a neutral, guiding the peace table for Americas interests and hopes Europe hears Americas wishes. Burleson backs government ownership of communications. Oregon farmers advised Pendleton relocation, not city life.
The text recalls Winston Churchill as the gentleman who before the war proposed a global pause on naval construction. It argues that now is a fitting moment for Churchill to implement that suggestion and test its effect on preparations for conflict.
A statement from local leaders argues a strong school system is the backbone of Pendleton's agricultural town. They contend continuous improvements are essential to support families, farming communities, and economic vitality.
An East Oregonian item from December 7 notes a baby girl born December 9 to the Sperrys of Wile city, Henry Bowman recovering from illness, George Miler settling in San Francisco as a Park Hotel proprietor, the Switslers welcoming a baby girl weighing 11 pounds, and a mix of local notices. Also mentions Olin the Indian seeis, G. Pooler arrest, and a retail price list for Pendleton stores listing Keen at 60 cents per dozen, butter 27 cents a pound, lard 11-2 cents, flour price per barrel, and other daily goods.
Paris dispatch describes Herbert Hudmnut recently with a Paiontin and New York unit. He joined an artillery group in May then moved to an observation task, shook hands with the outfit, and hoped to drop in on them again in France. Hud parachuted for the first time, his balloon collapsed in flames, yet he landed safely and surveyed the crowd.
In ABERPERKS Washington Dee F reports a rescue attempt gone wrong near Cedarville Fosterdiay. Lewis TLacrome a pioneer from Kaye Harber Goinhy died during a well incident. No witnesses or clear cause listed.
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