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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1917
Page
6
A narrator vows to stretch finances to feed a growing family. Despite hardship, they share meals with Buddy and their dog, embracing the strain as worthwhile. The piece reflects thrift and communal sharing in daily life.
President Wilson outlines a plan for a world league to enforce peace, arguing that a strong multinational confederation is the path to permanent peace. He asserts the United States should join to shape the new regime and prevent future wars, viewing it as a historic evolution in civilization.
A terse remark notes that the task will be completed in due time, affirming that fate governs the outcome despite current inaction. No specific individuals or places are named, leaving the statement as a general prediction of eventual fulfillment.
From Washington State College Experiment Station results in the last two years Dr. Ira D. Cardiff reports several new wheat varieties with high yields. Triple leads with about 50 bushels per acre, another hybrid over 46, both grading as Fife and exceeding Fife Red Russian and Forty-fold by up to 15 bushels. Station hybrid No 148 produced 54 on dry summer fallow, Early Baart reached 52 on spring wheat.
Judge Gatens argues work can be a blessing not drudgery and all should work under proper conditions. The piece notes softening views on labor while warning against universal avoidance. It comments on the state senate voting to abolish the state tax commission and praises C. S. Jackson, a Pendleton ally, for a lasting gift.
Senator Charles F. Johnson of Maine accompanies the receiving of Maine's electoral vote on the Capitol steps in Washington. The event marks Maine's formal tally in the presidential selection process.
In a historical note a local page recalls Umatilla County figures like Judge Marah George Hartman Frank Faling and Clark Nebon who once hosted Weston at their home and muses on the blue sky law being devised earlier for richer citizens.
A January 1989 East Oregonian item recalls a theft where a neighbor’s call pulled Dr. J M Pruitt away, leaving a cabin unlocked and a $10 bill missing after a hurried return. It also notes fine trout in the Umatilla, Imac Walton disciples fishing, C C Hubbard’s Nab Hill residence framing, Echo Grange member George Peebler in town, and Nab Hill court ornament details.
In Astoria Alfred Hodges formerly of the Victoria B C Yo M GA will take charge of gymnasium works at the Astoria Y early in February. Grants Pass reports Philip Robin A A formerly in charge of recruiting in the Coos Bay district now commands recruiting in Grants Pass and Salem divisions. Roseburg hosts 300 businessmen tonight for the Roseburg Merchants Association meeting with B F Knapp of the Portland Credit Association as principal speaker. the aim is idea exchange.
A fruit cake aged 46 years, baked by the mother of D. C. Walker of Anacortes, Montana, was served at the wedding breakfast in Salt Lake City after the nuptials of Mr. Walker and Miss Laura Tee of Butte, Montana.
A fragmentary headline notes a son of an expropriated American serving as secretary to Lloyd George. The item highlights a connection between American origins and British leadership circles, with limited readable context.
The public supported the bone dry amendment and likely the legislature will grant it. Munitions makers oppose the newest peace proposal as they did the prior one. Us. Spokane St. Paul and other big entities mingle among them while the era shuns cab influence. An auto show promises to be a standout event.
In Salem Oregon the second annual Oregon Retail Grocers Association convention opens its three day session with Vice President Geo Culker presiding Mayor Keyes welcomes delegates Governor Withycombe delivers main address The group will study proposed laws and discuss a ten cent bread price and pure food measures. Delegates plan to visit institutions tomorrow.
Unclear notes reference Pendleton rainfall under 16 inches yearly, compare to New Orleans. Mentions a Pendleton baseball team called the Howling Wolves and Louis W. Hill linked to Pendleton and the Round-Up. Also notes W Brownfield once in Fond du Lac furnishing goods business.
A nostalgic push for California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for children’s cleansing of stomach liver and bowels. The ad mocks harsh calomel remedies of old and urges mothers to use the fruit laxative, noting its popularity with parents and claiming authentic manufacture by the California Syrup Company.
John Jacob Astor, son of Lord William Waldorf Astor, serves as one of his secretaries. Major Astor remains a conservative member of Parliament representing Plymouth, reflecting prominent colonial and expatriate influence in British politics.
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