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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
4
The fragment discusses delaying war policy to avoid political aims, imagining consequences if lawmakers seek reelection. It notes American troops and aircraft heading to Europe will meet German desires for a quick end, suggesting a broader tension between wartime aims and political calculations.
A reflective verse from the Catholic Messenger urges kindness and sympathy. It cautions that busy charity and joy for others can dull self pity and critical judgment, as fuss over being right or wrong distracts from compassion. It emphasizes noticing others’ feelings over pride.
A Portland newsroom voice accuses President Wilson of mismanaging war policy while defending his push for a war cabinet and munitions director. The column contrasts muckraker tactics with alleged political theater and cites a local insanity-scare anecdote to mock critics.
The piece argues against skimping on food and urges careful saving to protect exports like wheat beef pork and sugar. It warns that careless Americans risk government food cards and stresses that most citizens will willingly sacrifice to aid allies and win the war.
The piece argues the United States has deployed many soldiers abroad leaving allies with numerical superiority on the western front despite German transfers from the Russian front. It questions who is responsible for this state and why actions were not taken before the war began. Senator Hitchcock is mentioned.
From the Daily East Oregonian February 6 1890 the RR G Thompson residence on Water Street is nearly finished and called an architectural triumph. The note mentions no searchers returning from mountains and no telegram about Nick Fragier and hints at local concerns over Meeks heir wealth and Pendleton National Bank due to arrive with supplies on the ith instant.
Realty transfers record deeds from Daisy Carr to W R Howard for 1006 dollars and many other transfers including Henry Frandsen to John Dollman for one dollar, Rosa Albert to Thomas Musgrove for one, and Hanna Beilke to E M Temple for 18000, detailing sections townships ranges and lot boundaries across Pendleton and surrounding areas. Names include Nellie Crim, Lucille Draper, Mary Harris Simmons, Walla Walla Valley association, and several others with monetary amounts and land descriptions.
Boston reports discuss Taele Sam and William Leary Dorchester in the local draft case. Leary avoids service claiming medical or personal reasons while others question eligibility and timing. The piece reflects contentious views on conscription and individual conscience during wartime.
Washington reports Directer of Railroads McAdoo issues a formal order prohibiting the use of railroad earnings for payments to lawyers agents and representatives who aid political influence. The ruling bans funds spent to employ lawyers or to influence elections and slows trips and perks for political purposes.
A fragmented report notes discussions on federal oversight of railroads and women’s involvement in management. It mentions carriers under further control, interstate or border issues, and alleged influence by state judges and officials, with emphasis on southern regions.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical item describes hopes a rebellion will end soon. Mentions Germany, Twiisterland, Gere he ny, Dantele, Wert phlia, and President Wilton. Lacks clear dates or full names, but alludes to political upheaval and wartime rhetoric.
CHEHALIS Wash Feb 5 Lew is County Canning Association heard Dan W Buen president and manager report 1917 business valued at 1250000 triple 1916. George H Walker to remain superintendent and begin adding terry acreage. A committee was named to report extra warehouse space will be cannery sale. Stakeholders approved 7 percent dividend payable at a later date when final retirements recalled.
Morrin & Co Nechers general report for the year ended November 4, 1917 shows the firm earning a record 5,400,077 net on a 20,000,000 capital, about 14 1 4 percent. The 1996 net was 2,095,242 with higher business volume to meet demand and rising prices for refined oils.
The grain elevator project near Ho built south of the Colinas warehouse advances with excavation for a 100000 bushel facility. Marion Milton and Nettie Hoel wed recently, shocking friends as local farm activity and church events unfold. Inflows include residents heading to Washington, Warrington departing for France, and community notices of school and church activities amid winter travel and military drafts.
An advertisement from a Cleveland druggist promotes Zeno skin ointment for eczema and skin sores. It claims quick cleaning, healing, and penetrating relief, offered in 35 cents or one dollar for extra large size, with tax. The copy emphasizes affordability and effectiveness.
Pendleton visited the home of Mrs Archie Cooper last week as Walton Kuark and wife called on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chae. Wilson and Fay Hinkle are engaged at the recorder’s office, reflecting local social and civic ties.
Camp Sherman reports Privates William A. Gourley and Jon H. Hutford of Marietta were arrested as deserters. Officials say both men allegedly claimed to have bought commissions in the Tralitian Division now in France. Col Y. Hain and other officers grilled the two privates and, while full details are withheld, investigators believe they aided others to secure placements in the division. Custody pending further inquiry.
An advertisement promotes Blyx enemy Patio balm as a remedy for nasal congestion from a cold or catarrh. It claims quick relief, easing headaches and dryness, with emphasis on deep penetration and broad use for teats and other symptoms described in a period marketing voice.
Montana faces a shortfall in coal supply, with officials and industry figures noting the gap between available reserves and state energy demand. The report references government and railroad input on the coal production outlook and strategic plans to address the deficit.
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