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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
5
The snippet lists publication details for the Oregonian, including its status as an independent newspaper, locations in Pendleton and Portland, and distribution points in various cities and bureaus. It references a Deity and Semi Weekly schedule and various offices and filing lines, indicating an old era printing and mailing setup.
Portland observers urge constructive criticism to aid the war effort as camps face cold hardship. praise efficiency and democracy in army management. They note a million and a half under arms, with more officers than last year, and stress perseverance, unity, and charitable giving amid broader support for President Wilson and the war. Charles E Hughes visited the White House to reaffirm loyalty to Wilson.
Germany readies a large west front operation after a failed 1914 bid by the Kaiser. France and England were united against the blow, shaping pursuit of a decisive breakthrough and shifting strategic stalemate in the war.
Prepared optimism predicts tough times ahead. Italians plan to name a street for Wilson in gratitude for the war declaration against Austria. They might even name a town for Woodrow, while Umatilla county seeks a strong Red Cross push to boost Oregon on the map. Kansas praises Dr Kerr, Oregon praised too, but looks elsewhere for Manhattan school leadership. Kipling’s bear-walking man analogy suits Petrograd Russians.
A fragmented 28 years ago column reports on various community items: a chicken show in Walla Walla to feature Nin Mite roosters. a wedding planned on the Path with T. T. Welle. a birthday gathering for Agnes at Mr Nelson’s residence. Pendleton raffles, heavy snows in Maintalms, and travel notes of Mr G A W Rees. Letters from Hythe Kent express thanks for newspapers and cheerful replies from old friends, with a closing sign-off from EN ALD 11. MARTIN.
An evangelist asserts that every religion except his own pails of purpose and will explain in a profile why he is not a rise or Adventist. The sermon topic is Moral Suicide.
The president contends with a tough railroad reform agenda. Officials note the challenge includes political resistance and complex negotiations with industry and labor groups, signaling a careful, demands-heavy path forward.
Santa Claus will have an unusual job this year and expectations should be modest. The season brings altered duties and tighter schedules as the legendary figure adjusts to new demands and limitations.
Val Martin a former Penilletan is noted in a brief item from Guateput. The scant line hints at a biographical note or identification within local records.
A sermon on Christian salvation stresses belief in God's love and the Son, urging spiritual rebirth and adherence to gospel. In a separate note, Washington officials consider employing women in postal service during war, signaling broader public service reforms if experiments succeed.
New York dispatch notes ten women letter corrivine added to the roster of Women who have entered Lines, expanding participation in the program.
Washington December 12. An executive council meeting today and conference tomorrow kick off the forty ninth annual National Woman's Suffrage Association convention in Washington. Nearly a thousand delegates gather for the event opening Wednesday.
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