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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
5
Partial readable items describe weekly and semi weekly notices by mail and carrier. Entries mention durations like one month or one year and list various payment or distribution terms. The text is incomplete with garbled names and timing phrases.
The piece argues leadership is essential for both community and national efforts during wartime. It emphasizes adapting to changing conditions and notes that the most capable advisers are those who speak from facts. It highlights bankers as safe lenders and praises yesterday’s financial guidance for prudent reception.
The speaker stresses that the nation must win the war by any necessary steps and avoid political wrangling or delays that could push back victory, warning of consequences if the effort falters.
A World’s Work writer cites prewar Swedish coal use and current shortages in Sweden Denmark and Denmark indicating high prices for coal tires woolen goods coffee and gas. The piece notes kerosene scarcity drives candle reliance as midwinter daylight shortens and lists rising prices and limited supplies in several Scandinavian markets.
The report indicates Sweden and Denmark remain at peace in 1910 with a slight price rise for Flinary items on walking streets. Prices for SIL have increased to 825 while overall costs begin to stabilize. The fragment notes no wartime escalation between the nations.
Editorial argues for strong executive authority in wartime, criticizing Overman bill opponents as politically motivated. It calls for nationwide unity, notes Krupp works and 675 Red Cross sweaters provided to soldiers, and cites spring weather and the sinking of the Tuscania as context.
Twenty eight years ago Pendleton's Dramatic Company held a meeting electing M M Moeorhead as president Bushee Livermore as secretary J F Kidder as treasurer Other news notes include Belgian arrivals Langbrecht and Moens considering a Pendleton brewery while English speech remains limited Also advertised goods at Peoples Wirehouse include Conogole kid and glove shoes Calves and fish catch by Pendleton fishermen reported in brief
Pendleton high school girls basketball earned a clean win at La Grande after Wallows illness forced a cancellation. Pendleton’s Vern Cook Alice Finnell Edith Laing and Joan Foltom led a strong attack while Wallows sent the $24 guarantee back, and the visiting team proved their skill on the road against former players.
Federal authorities arrest Charles A. Weeson in Topeka on charges tied to wartime papers. The case centers on postcards and documents criticizing authorities and their wartime actions, with investigation highlighting materials circulated since early in the war.
The Junior Red Cross committee in Pendleton County votes to appoint Judge GW Phelme as chair and names treasurer secretary and deputy district attorney Bread Ko Schmidt. Mrs. Chaylee H. Marsh will supply work from the chapter as the drive to organize every school begins with Pendleton test meetings for teachers and pupils.
Boston hearings on Canadian fishing access to U S markets drew opposition from Massachusetts and New Brunswick negotiators. Federal officials outlined aims of the Canadian American conference to set fair joint-use fishery rules while safeguarding domestic supplies and fisheries jobs.
WANTED Position on ranch as cook or housekeeper. Address 165 Taken, So dorler, Came to my place during Round. One bay mare, gentle, about 5 years old, with halter on, well broke and veible. Owner can have same by calling it my Place and paying charges. Dave Nelson, 2 12 oillen XN. OW, of Penstle evs
A youth recounts early loss by mother and abandonment by father. Miss King Liwy, referred to as King, seeks adoption by Mr. Fargo after being cared for by Mrs. Fargo. The narrator praises kindness and asks to be treated as own daughter, highlighting a wish for lifelong guardianship and support.
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