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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
4
Damaged OCR fragment lists a public sale notice with post office, Beverly Building, and Portland addresses. Mentions mail subscriptions and delivery terms, including options for different durations and carriers. Contains unclear names and places. readable portions reference sale actions and official notices.
A republican national committee vice chairmanship is questioned due to John T. Adams' pro German writings. The piece argues the party should examine its own ranks before criticizing Wilson administration war policy. It suggests Adams’ past stance could influence Midwest German-leaning votes and calls for internal GOP reform.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo urges Liberty loan bond buyers to hold fast to first and second issue bonds. He warns against agents pressuring holders to exchange for other securities of questionable value and stresses the bonds remain the best investment.
A speaker indicates that while no objection exists to selling a Liberty bond, such sale is allowed only when real necessity requires it. The statement emphasizes the condition of necessity as a limiter to the sale action.
The Food Administration calls for reduced shell egg use in baking due to pressure on storage eggs and new arrivals. It notes improvements in grading and preserving bulk eggs, describes breaking establishments, and emphasizes sanitary handling and freezing or drying of good eggs for bakers, confectioners, and stewards. It also mentions Roumanians backing the Allies, a king with staying power, political tactics, Pendleton boys in France, and a thick white weather omen.
A fragmentary 19th century East Oreconian reminiscence mentions Walt executed photos of prominent Radiaors and Sulivan Kilrain Dempsey, with reference to the Pathline's resort. It notes Pendleton’s involvement on dirthanding and a reported dearth of encouragement as farmers complain about the wind.
Fragmented OCR text mentions filings by Abe Anaetone Lartheran Onupeh and Adam, with business names linked to touring, urban planning, guard duties, and boilerplate items. References to a residence party and various scattered names suggest a damaged community notice page with no clear event or outcome.
In a local pageant scene Hewie, from New South Wales, is awarded the top prize for the prettiest baby. The event, judged by community officials, highlights traditional beauty standards and regional participation.
Weather remains mild at Gurdane with intermittent rain and a chilly wind. Local residents discuss prices, farm tasks, and plans for the week as crews work at the sawmill and nearby homes.
The piece reviews the idea of government borrowing versus saving to fund wartime needs. It argues the safest path is avoiding excess borrowing by limiting nonessential spending and controlling inflation through disciplined financial policy. It cites economists and committee members urging prudent use of debt to finance war production while maintaining price stability.
The University begins instruction for lieutenant colonel leaders, with Dieip Walker and others to take part in a training program. Private Paul Walker to serve under Colonel Leader, aiming to strengthen war patrols and display passages from Provence.
A garbled OCR passage references a race theme and names like Hewett Jeet and Mtoe dorm time Tee 1 Tem Daal, with scattered phrases about a deer and a commission epithe. The text is highly corrupted, yielding no clear event, date, place, or individuals beyond partial fragments.
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