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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1918
Page
4
Public notice cites distribution points for Pendleton weekly Pobiiabed Daily and Remi Weekly at hotel news stands and offices. It records filing in Oregon and lists publishing company Onegonian Publishing Co with post office entry and sale locations in Portheane, Washington.
A brief excerpt from Early Verses by Edwin A Grazer contemplates gold and moonlit gods as masks that fade before the Face Divine. The ape and Parsee voice competing prayers frame a meditation on life, faith, and illusion as suns grow dim at eventide.
The text argues political bombing is effective in warfare, noting Russia’s exit from the war due to German political propaganda. It praises allied leaders for recognizing political goals alongside military effort, highlighting President Wilson’s awareness and messages on America’s role.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver tonic for stomach upset and indigestion. It claims the tablets act as a substitute for calomel, soothe the liver and bowels, and improve taste and appetite. Sold in boxes at 10c or 26c at druggists.
The statement emphasizes frank allied war aims to win support, especially in Russia and Germany, and argues the allies should fully exploit their case while countering enemy slander with honesty. It claims the German people are influenced by aims and justification.
The author argues that only a federal approach to water power development can fully harness resources like Celilo Falls on the Columbia. Private capital seeks minimal development and high prices, while government development aims for thorough development and the lowest electricity price consistent with cost. Opponents rely on state rights rhetoric, but the piece contends federal action best serves the public.
The United States Food Administration will ship 1500 farm tractors to France to aid spring plowing and boost food production. The first hundred are already en route and the full number will reach France by March, freeing tonnage for Allied forces. The plan, conceived by Henry Morgenthau Sr and Jr, received approval from the Food Administrator with naval support from Franklin Roosevelt.
The Food Administrator designated Henry Morgenthau Jr to lead tractors to France. He will organize instruction schools for French operators and assist the French minister of agriculture in distributing and operating tractors economically. The note suggests Russia may rethink after observing German tactics.
Tom O'Brien joins Tom Tweedy in class but receives no pension for Indian fighting. Lloyd George speaks, putting the Kaiser at odds with the civilized world. Western front action continues as efforts pause. Possible bumper crop outlook hinted with fruit jar shortages.
In a garbled 28 year old extract from Enet Credoniin and Jim 7 with names like DANN Herne and Frank Brews, a string of personal events appears including a birth to the wife of Frank C op ten, a horse incident near a well, a search and rescue tale, and scattered references to locals and a Villard House magisters. The text preserves scattered names, places, and an account of a well accident with a rescue.
A garbled manuscript from a 19th century newspaper page hints at a journalist leaving for Portland, mentioning a grand jury and a curious cast of characters. The text references Helen Potmes and a $200 weekly offer to perform, plus assorted names and personal notes, all in a letter-like format.
A fragmented report notes demands from miners for efficiency measures within the industry. It highlights calls for cost reductions, safer practices, and modernization, with stakeholders debating the best path forward to stabilize livelihoods and production.
An odd, fragmented note touts a salt-based approach to back pain and kidney health, mentions acids and filters, and lists various names and products in a chaotic, speech-like sequence. It references beverages, wines, and a Walter, with unreliable claims about health benefits and avoidance of issues.
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