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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
4
Postal notice and local listings show Parcels and titles available at multiple outlets in Portisod and Mortland Oregon. Names and addresses are partially legible, with file references and security markings indicating archival distribution and sale through Bowmar News and Imperial Hotel News Stand.
An OCR fragment presents a poetic meditation on Spring and Summer as linked muses. Spring is praised for beauty and fertility, while Summer appears as a radiant, guiding presence praised by nature. The piece frames seasonal personifications as intertwined mentors in nature's cadence.
Mr. Curry said in a Saturday interview that five La Grande girls attend the normal school at San Jose California and that lack of eastern Oregon facilities drives students out of state. He argues for a normal school in eastern Oregon with Pendleton as the proper site and that Union county will support the bill.
President Wilson appears to hold a safe majority in the electoral college based on projections of progressive voting shares. The piece notes Wilson’s expected surplus beyond his 1912 vote and references Roosevelt’s 1912 support as a factor in potential realignment.
The analysis argues Wilson can win a fair Democratic vote by drawing heavily from Taft and Roosevelt supporters. It cites his strong economic program, wartime record, and the public mood against removing a president amid foreign dangers as factors that bolster a potential second term.
A Petrograd Novoe Vremya report analyzes Russia’s wartime manpower shifts. It says mobilizations of hundreds of thousands, the deployment and recall of troops, and the extensive draft have rebuilt Russia’s front. The article argues Russia now stands capable of taking revenge for Warsaw and Poland, with improved finances and provincial support.
The article argues inland empire wheat should be cleaned and graded before shipment, favoring Pendleton as the best central location. It credits H W Collins with funding energy for the project, notes economic benefits to farmers and locals, and comments on war era topics including German undersea commerce and U S policy toward Mexico.
Edward W. Onn of Aberje WU and Ny is named successor to Rear Admiral Pullin as head of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, marking a leadership change in the midshipmen’s training institution.
Corruption allegations swirl around General Blakeslee in a nationwide postmasters fob lis rod claim. Burleson defends actions and accepts responsibility while senators push for resignations and probe the conspiracy claims amid a heated exchange with HawHead and other committee leaders.
Colonel Clenant McLaughlin commanding Third Regiment infantry Oregon militia assumes control of military affairs on the southern California border from Mountain Springs to the Pacific. General orders from Balboa Park San Diego place units including Coast Artillery and California militia under his command. Officers and enlisted ordered to withhold information on grain cargo destined for San Francisco. Strikes by laborers aboard the steamship and dock workers disrupt loading as ships move grain to a des for shipment.
Fragmentary copy from Portland shows garbled text about July events and unclear details. Mentions Heaver shifting to revving dock and references walkers the movement. Content is too damaged to identify a clear人物, place, or action.
Historical note depicts General Pershing near the border as a transport train is hidden in a canyon while attempts to send supplies to forces beyond La Cruces. The scene highlights the logistic challenges faced during the Mexican expedition era.
In Chehalis Washington on July 10 continued rain harms crops across southwest Washington. Cherries crack and strawberry yields shrink as cool wet spell and repeated rains spoil fruit and soften berries, with growers facing losses while markets delay shipments. Local committees discuss aid and adjusting plans amid fruit damage.
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