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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1918
Page
4
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at a weekly public notice or publicity schedule. Specific names, dates, places, or actions are unreadable, but indicates an item tied to publication frequency and timing. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
Fragmentary verse urges steadfastness in crisis. It invokes confidence and cheerful resolve as citizens confront fear to defend Liberty. A call to endure, give freely, and preserve freedom, praising brave spirits who face danger without questioning why.
A portrait of John Purroy Mitchel, New York Citys young mayor, praised for fearlessness and efficiency yet defeated in a three cornered race. The piece notes his Wilson Democrat leanings, friendships with Hughes Roosevelt and Taft, potential 1920 presidential timber, and questions about drafting him for service given his Catholic faith.
Allan L. Benson renounces the party that ran a presidential ticket two years ago with 590 579 votes. The New York World says Benson condemns the leadership and non American stance. Prominent American Socialists disown the organization for veiling hostility to the United States and its war effort.
Armour and Company, Cudahy Packing Co., Morris & Company, Swift & Company, and Wilson & Company defend their profits as fair and necessary. They dispute FTC findings of monopoly, noting small margins, reinvested gains, and intense competition among packers amid war-time costs.
The piece argues that Socialist groups, including Wisconsin Socialists, push anti-American aims by open German-leaning sympathies. It condemns foreign-born leaders and alleges the party acts as an un-American vehicle with alien parentage, urging figures like Beacon, Spargo, Stokes, or Walling to state their positions.
Allies present a threefold appeal offering food and machinery along with a righteous cause to counter the Kaiser. The statement frames material aid and moral justification as decisive factors in the conflict.
Dave Hazen surveyed Oregon boys in France and found they are generally fatter and healthier than before departure. He urged readiness with a simple “Let's Go.”
A brief note reflects on high prices and the need for tariffs, with lament that costs have become burdensome yet tariffs are not frequently urged. The speaker notes prices are high enough to suit many, implying acceptance or resignation among shoppers and policymakers.
Ida and Hertha Sater daughters of ex-fonsior J H Alater visit Pendleton from La Grande to see their brother N J later. Mr and Mrs W A Whitman depart after Pendleton celebration. Misses Mallick of Heppner return home. Hon W F Matlock back from the Sound. Pendleton cows are not particular.
Mrs Mary Graham Lauriteon wife of Lieutenant Peter Lauriteon served at home while her husband fought with the 1142d United States Infantry Third Oregon now in France She born in Elgin Iowa March 8 1859 came to Oregon 1907 joined United Brethren Church later moved to Peter Lauritone Survived by husband two sisters three children two brothers and two sisters One brother Sergeant Whiker Graham with American forces in France Final rites at Wilkin Row funeral parlor June 36 and burial at Boot Park cemetery
A fragmentary item notes a shift in British slang as Americans are called Attaboyo or Tanks in a lighthearted view of how U S baseball lingo spreads. The brief hints at cross cultural adoption during the era of popular play.
A Finglish observer described the term as expressing spectator sentiment toward a commendable display by a player. The remark equates to exclamatory approval with the phrase That’s the stuff, my hog.
The funeral for Jemie Breyman McNary wife of Senator Wor Charlies L. McNary will be 2 pm Tuesday at the Hoise residence 10 Court wrest. Rev W C Kantner will preach and Mrs Mallie Hinges Durball will sing. Interment in Breyman family plot at Cl View cemetery. McNary arrives Portland Monday night and will be met by his brother John McNary to travel to Salem.
A Maxin Gorkay paper reports the murder of the former caer cmariva and Daughters Tiiian. The funeral is held at Tear- Koyesste with a Petrogred dlepatch noting the events.
The readable fragments suggest a misread report about schools or teams with unclear names and a possible action or event. The text is too garbled to extract coherent persons, places, or dates for a precise summary.
William Philip Simms reports Australians and Americans advancing near Hamel and holding a shallow breach in German lines. German artillery mounts a nightly counterfire along the Flanders front as Allied bombardments continue.
A wartime plea argues it is not personal cost but national need to cut sugar use. The author frames a teaspoon of sugar as part of a huge aggregate saving, roughly 104 million people times 905 days, urging citizens to watch their sugar consumption to help win the war.
A fragmented article notes uncertain lines on a map, mentioning German advances and French territory. It references a general and retreating units, with unclear actions toward Paris and lines of advance.
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