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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
4
A fragment describes simple frocks using gingham chambray with plain color trims, buttons, and plain collars. It highlights a French blue chambray gown with a deep yoke long sleeves and a group of silver buttons, noting a sash and organza accents.
Fragmentary OCR lists mail rates and distribution terms for Daily and semi weekly newspapers. Mentions Portland Gowman News Co. and Chicago Bureau, with addresses and pricing ranges noted, but no clear event or outcome.
A short poem by Cowper contrasts knowledge with wisdom, noting knowledge stays in heads full of others ideas while wisdom acts on one’s own path. It critiques minds cluttered with learned material until it is shaped and placed to serve.
An editorial argues President Wilson should seek power to nationalize telegraph and telephone lines, comparing them to postal, express and railroad monopolies. It says government operation is justified and would prevent a crippling strike while advancing economic policy. The piece cites the Poe Union's refusal to cooperate with mediation as a factor.
Rural Indiana ministers meeting at Purdue University affirmed Sunday work on farms is proper when needed to produce food crops to help whip Germany. They argued Germany is civilization’s worst enemy and that churches of all religions should support the effort.
The piece labels Lenin and Trotsky as German agents and warns against American Bolshevik agitators posing as reformers who appeal to prejudice. It urges unity and duty, mocks treasonous figures, and calls for swift action against disruptive elements while noting political ironies in wartime rhetoric. It ends with a remark about Austrians withdrawing to pursue Montenegro or similar affairs.
A wartime editorial argues that opposing the Huns is a sacred cause. It frames Sunday labor to aid crops as a churchly duty against the Kaiser's "barbarous" menace and the pagan, sacrilegious German Gott. The piece equates civilian effort with civilization’s defense and urges unity in religious duty.
A terse swipe at Debs for speaking out during wartime mirrors late 1898 era language. The note also recalls imprisoning Trotsky during his U S stay and nods to wartime censorship. The piece reflects period attitudes toward dissent and national security.
A July 2 1950 East Oregonian fragment notes Baker City visitors J K Saling and Judson Cook from Pendleton, Stine Howie landlord J H Trently of Walla Walla, a tale of Red Rock under core’s horse theft and discharge, Athena band leader C C Shapp, Pendleton tourists planning first close musical on the fourth, and a marriage of William E Welch to Kate E Hanim at the bridegroom’s riverside home by County Judge Martin. Italian venders appear on every street corner with hints of a distant Italian camp in the woods.
Real estate transfers show Deets Maxwell Land and Irrigation Co to Walter Knapton for 624 dollars in Stanfield area land parcels. Frederick Schumacher to Hensie Clark for 1 dollar with quarter sections in Township 1N Range 34. Nellie Morgan to W H Gulliford for a small stake in NE and NW quarters in Stanfield. Leona Ugiand et al to Paul Winters for 1 dollar, Lot and 10 in Block 25 Stanfield. Lydia Adley to Helen Bisbee for multiple lots in Hermiston. David N Pearson to Joseph Ramon for 2000 dollars with half sections in Stanfield. Lockwood to Wm E Bchrimpf for 5406 dollars in Sec 17, two miles north of Hermiston. Paul Winters to J D Harr for 31590 dollars covering several lots in Stanfield.
At the Pittsburgh session on June 3 a Zionist group reorganized the American Federation of Zionists by dividing affiliated bodies into district organizations aligned with political party geography across the United States. The move aims to streamline structure and regional oversight amid internal tensions.
Edison employees at the Plant of Wet a ae dey win the eight hour day. Ten hours earlier had been a standard work day. They will be paid rest period and a half for overtime as changes take effect.
Princess Mary, daughter of King George, will begin a course of regular training as a nurse this week at the children's hospital on Great Orme Street in London. The move marks a public service step by the royal family.
Greece plans a large army with more than 200 000 troops, as reported June 19. The notice references Greek action and upcoming measures, noting additions to the defense effort and details about the national security plan. A separate line mentions Baker murder trial proceedings dated June 22 for Charles.
Spearman, indicted on charges, faced trial today after reports of a clash with his father in law Witthim l Teantwerny near Haines in April. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing and the proceedings proceeded in court today.
A disrupted Washington dispatch reports public reaction to a Mexican decree provoking United States concern. Officials from the United States weigh options and urge careful diplomacy as discussions unfold.
The will of W. Palrbenke of Indianapolis explains an estate totaling 32,000,000 probate value. He names his wife and two sons as primary heirs and executors, directing the bulk of the fortune to his children.
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