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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
6
A perplexing, partly legible poem-like fragment ponders what wars, bells, and hearts were for. It asks why kingdoms and brides mourn as year progresses, hinting at mystery around purpose, love, and loss within a bleak, late-year setting.
A wartime op ed urges defeating the Kaiser through fighting the enemy and by curbing price gouging from suppliers. It argues government must prevent extortionate costs on food, clothing, and fuel to sustain morale and democracy. The piece credits a centrist bill as the administration’s best work, linking domestic justice to victory abroad.
The Roumanian mission marks a wartime shift as the United States weighs sympathy and credit amid Roumania's entry into the war. Analysts note opportunism and territorial aims, while Russia's retreat leaves Roumania exposed to Austro German and Bulgarian forces.
Detroit Free Press argues Roumania’s aims align with allied powers, noting initial misgivings faded as America sees Roumanian actions as rightful territorial aims. The piece compares Roumania to Italy and France in pursuing restores, urging supportive American aid and sympathy for a nation harmed by Russian autocracy.
German socialist leader Philip Schneidemann returns to Berlin from Stockholm pessimistic about peace. He argues an honorable war should aim to democratize Germany, envisioning a new German viewpoint and the destruction of conquest ideals while noting autocracy fights for its life. A genuine shift could end the war, but only if real democracy replaces bogus forms.
A July 3 item notes a wedding for Karsten Joseph Thaler and Anna Timmerson officiated by Rev Dr Glennon. The Fourth of July celebration was moved to Friday at the old Indian grave up the river. report describes a parade with a young boy handling a vehicle and a woman and children. Peadieten Savings Inkhee purchased the Weston water works bonus, wiping out 310,000 in par. Erwin Ur Kive notes a rise of forty-one dollars a month for the bra s?ed enterprise.
A fragmentary clipping mentions a Saturday fire in Pendieton and speculative talk of Mayor Best and Councilman Vaughan advancing to mayor. It references registrations after War Census Day and a Western Union office opening on Main Street after a decade on Court and Cot TOK streets.
Report from Copenhagen cites German sources claiming Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, chief of the German military, is preparing a petition on armistice terms. The note suggests a political shift or pause in hostilities guided by German leadership decisions.
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds: J Hawking and spouse to J c Homkins for 1800, N1-2 N4-3, sec 24 Twn 1 N R 29 AH Stephens Jr and spouse to Co G Hrownell for 260, lot 7 block 6 and lot 6 block 44 in Wardwell's addition to Pinatilla William Mackensie and his spouse to Newt Harri for 1, set and bound depelip.
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