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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
4
An independent newspaper echoes a poetic refrain about starting the day with zeal and purpose. The narrator expresses pleasure in the sun’s full glow, the labor ahead, and relief from strain as the daily path becomes clear and bright.
A historical note cites circular 107 from the Secretary of Agriculture proposing one hundred hens per farm to yield about six hundred million hens and sixty billion eggs annually. The idea is presented as a feasible national resource with widespread farm support and calculated in a recent publication.
Cantonments in Matilla County receive improved facilities as draft intake rises this summer and fall. Additions costing about 22 million dollars over six months end June 1 under the Army Construction Division. New officers quarters, nurses’ lodgings, repair shops, barracks, kitchens, bakeries, theatres, roads, and sanitation upgrades planned or underway to ease troop housing and movement and curb illness.
Wilson proclaims a new declaration of independence urging a final settlement on global questions. He calls for a world order based on consent of governed, peaceful arbitration, and a strong league to prevent invasions of rights. He vows to crush Kaiserism to prevent future German aggression.
Fragmentary notes recount William Ferguson studying law in Ann Arbor Michigan. An apparent dummy fall from Wheeler building during a horned tonda event. Dan Shaw departs for Walla Walla with a bride on the way. Clopton & Boyd sell land blocks to Charles E Colemworthy. Umatilla County Medical Association plans a monthly meeting with Dr J M Privett invited.
Chicago figure Thomas Donnelly has been appointed chief in a WSBAHINGTORN leadership update. The announcement notes his prior roles and emphasizes expected administrative changes and strategic direction.
The fragment mentions W. 8. Colver being pressed to explain the rise of duties as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and a member of the price fixing committee. The garbled text references a wartime era official and a crackdown on price controls amid enforcement duties.
New York July report details government plan to use captured stray dogs for testing a proposed poison gas. Newark poundkeeper Forbell was ordered to round up dogs, including dachshunds, and ship them to Washington in crates for experiments under a Bureau of Mines request. Mayor Gillen reportedly received the inquiry and approved the action.
May yesterday’s scores show American League results with Cleveland 4-9 and Chicago 7-2 while Detroit 6-1 Philadelphia 9-2 and New York 7-3 note. Nacional League draws include New York 0-3 Brooklyn 2-4 Philadelphia 2-2 and St Louis 6-0. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show oddities as typographical errors cloud exact figures. Gen von Bernhard highlighted as decorated by the Kaiser prompts speculative reflection on war outcomes.
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