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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
6
The notice outlines subscription prices for advance payments by mail and by carrier. Rates shown include six months by mail, one year by mail, weekly by mail, and other multi month options.
The text presents fragmented poetic lines describing nighttime, candlelight, and a fading warmth. Images of stairs, a hearth, and remembered cheer create a mood of departure and quiet melancholy. The speaker reflects on summer brightness rising with a candle and a companion's ascent.
Fire Marshal Wells frames farmers as soldiers aiding national effort and discusses war duration. The column notes concern over vital supplies and ocean tonnage, emphasizing that defeat comes to the side exhausting essentials first.
The passage stresses the Inland empire’s crop importance beyond profit. It calls for worldwide exposure of regional wheat, urges patriotic duty to ensure success, and warns the effort may face challenges requiring constant alertness to prevent any setback by the enemy.
A 1915 comparison outlines large rises in army spending across aero mantics, sustenance, regular supplies, transportation, clothing, ordnance and stores. The figures list hundreds of millions this year versus far smaller sums in 1915, alongside massive procurement like blankets, bobbinette, cots, olive drab cotton cloth, drilling fabric, shoes and stockings.
The report asserts Germany continues to receive large U S foodstuffs via neutral nations, with investigations estimating enough imports to sustain 1.7 million soldiers. The piece questions moral obligation to aid a government that attacked ships and plotted against allied industries.
A Boston Post quote asserts the President can halt nefarious activity through export control, while a report notes Hollweg may go but the true target has the first name William. The text warns of enemy sabotage via powder warehouse explosions across the country and the enemy harming children, with “Old Sol” referenced as active.
Notes from July 10 18R9 report Mrs M Baruh attending her sister Fried and Durkheimer wedding in Canyon City. GW Matthews delivered peach plums from his Allen Hex orchard. Bailey homestead apples ripen on Water street. Marvin Turner telegraph says the lads are well and will return soon. Towling and J T Linmilen, prominent Adama Burmese men, visit town. A new Basler partnership notice appears pending signature.
A column explains how a woman can manage business roles despite health setbacks. It cites Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a longstanding remedy and urges women to seek competence in business and home life despite ailments common to women.
Reports say Pancho Villa with several hundred men is about 50 miles south of Ojinaga opposite Presidio Texas. Merchants in Ojinaga move stock to the Rice Grande in anticipation of an imminent attack on the town.
Oregon and United States crop projections for July 1 include forecasts for wheat oats barley potatoes hay and apples. State and national figures are given with December and July estimates and prices for commodities.
Oregon Public Service Commission hears a 15 percent freight rate increase. hearings announced in Salem and other cities. Crop prospects improve in western valleys with farmers starting Pekin pears and strawberries. fruit yields mixed in the Northwest. Spokane reports on a hypnotism case as physicians assess Parker’s self-hypnosis. Oregon Presbyterians plan June and July religious meetings with national church figures, University of Oregon collaboration noted. Washington forecasts show wheat output expectations for the Northwest region.
An athletics report notes a swimmer or runner achieving a world record in sprinting and the mile. Di Knabe leads in a remarkable performance as the event concludes in New York.
Real estate transfers listed with numerous grantors and grantees, including Bartha Alon and John Hare Mor, describing parcels in Preswater, Irvington, Punchaten, and related townships. Details mention acreage, boundaries, and prices, with multiple names and parcel descriptors across blocks, lots, and additions.
Fragmentary document shows transfers and executorship mentions. Names include J E Stewart John Smith Conny WA Taley and Cotvkburn with encoded lot references and monetary amounts. Details are unclear but indicate a property or estate transaction with executor involvement and monetary notation.
A German torpedo boat was destroyed after striking a mine off Ameland in the North Sea. Most of the crew perished with only two survivors. The vessel had been in commission for a brief period.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses lemons and skin treatment with disjointed phrases about whitening, complexion, and remedies. The text mentions a woman, alleged benefits, and references to substances and aging, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or verifiable entities. No definite event or person outcomes are identifiable.
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