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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
7
Fragments from an Oregonian publication advertise post office and subscription options. Rates show daily and semi weekly plans by mail or carrier, with durations from one month to one year and prices ranging around dollars. A Washington DC bureau is noted and a security building address appears in the disrupted text.
A jagged, archaic sounding meditation on urging action from soldiers, with garbled phrasing and cadence indicating a disrupted wartime recitation. The text mentions soldiers, a drum, and themes of duty and fate.
A city health order aims to safeguard the water supply with strict compliance required. Legal action, civil and criminal, is promised for noncompliance. The city asserts progress toward the right line, though some delay remains, stressing public health importance.
A tense note argues against financial loss from water preservation actions, warning a sickness outbreak could be worse. It praises the city council and attorney for standing firm and urges obedience to the order to protect public health over profits.
The East Oregonian urges strict fire precautions as dry season raises risk. It stresses keeping reservoirs full for firefighting, maintaining equipment, and vigilant watch by all residents. It calls police action against illegal fires and improper disposal of matches or cigarettes, advocating firmness and timely executions.
A fragmented and cryptic message questions duplicity around Berlin and notes Heppner’s repeated misfortune between flood and fire. References to Medline Heliones and an IEEE rider appear, with unclear Greek links and a sense of mixed townwide hardship.
Citizens of Pendleton are urged to install septic tanks to stop sewer discharge into the river below town. The move is framed as essential for public health and cleanliness for residents west of Pendleton and beyond.
A garbled July item from Penteton area notes George Clarke of Vanuyecle bringing a wormed sample of season’s finest. During a recent storm, meetings extended into Ween 2, with about 200 people present. The scene collapsed, but most escaped. one renowned figure, Mire Harpe, is mentioned in critical condition.
Mrs Jane Soper mother of Mrs Harry J Gowan arrived took London on a ride to her daughter, travelling across the open and continent in 14 days. Abrahiam a Jewelry drummer en route from Omduutan to Pushland left his car at Pendleton on Saturday night’s Cave Mall. Upon return he found the car missing with about four weeks’ value captured. officers notified but thieves not found.
A wartime report from London in July details German executions and the torture of families. Six men were condemned to death, but relatives, including wives and children, learned of the outcomes only after bodies were brought. The piece notes the shock at the gates and the delay in identifying victims, underscoring wartime fear and political tensions.
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