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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
4
The Oregonian lists renewal and delivery rates for various services. Details include post office mail, single copy, and carrier options with prices for daily, semi weekly, and multi month terms. The notice outlines subscription levels and payment methods.
Fragment from Edgar Lee Masters poem quoted in a newspaper excerpt. The text evokes dawn in a garden with vivid imagery of harebells, sand, and sunlit blades. It references a line about the melting moon and a rising sun.
A wartime column argues the fifth offensive has stalled under allied resistance. It contends a German defeat there would force Germany onto the defensive, while the Allies grow in manpower and superiority in air and artillery, potentially winning the war.
A strong articulation declares that Germany will be defeated, with victory resting primarily on Allied forces and especially the United States, stressing the crucial role of U S power in securing an ultimate triumph.
Wartime guidance from the League of Patriots of Paris urges national thrift and effort. Rules call for rationing, saving French resources, avoiding hoarding, reducing travel, and sustaining work and sacrifice to secure victory and prevent economic strain on the homeland. The piece closes with Captain Cooke’s remark on Dell Blancett’s death and the declaration that it is war.
County Library adds bright display of new children's books for summer reading. Families urged to read aloud at home, with titles ranging from picture books to readers and poetry. Notable listings include Brooke Golden Goose, Mump ty Dumpty, Riverside readers, Civil War tales, and works by George Walmer Putman, tied to local editor convention memories.
The report states the fuel administration did not await an amendment to pass and the bodies attempted to resist at a critical juncture. It notes a shift toward battleplane shipments and proclaims Vive la Americano as a rallying cry.
A glimpse of 1890s Pendleton life: Tavi Ankeny returns with Mrs Ankeny guiding the Colorado Springs trip. J M Hensley, Pendleton citizen, visits San Francisco sharing railroad funding tips. Charley Mond nearly drowns after attempting to dive into a pond near Lewis Street. Potatoes selling for seven cents a pound and Prineville Newsman notes potatoes as a newspaperman’s luxury.
SGT Wes Lake writes from a camp near Bordeaue France recalling late mail from across the U S and the Ore ton Journal. He notes soldiers visiting near the front returning with stories of the line and the home front’s support while praising U S efforts and Liberty Loan drives. He mentions reading newspapers such as New York Herald Chicago Tribune and London Mail though editions lack completeness.
A garbled humor page fragment notes a jesting exchange about money germs and postponements in a courtroom scene. It references a hopeful lawyer quoting a judge and humorous misunderstandings among characters including Aileen and Jim, with stray lines about a new girl and daily newspaper copies. The text is fragmentary, but the domi nant tone is light farce and social confusion.
A wartime letter from Weston Lake reports American troops marching near Linare comin Avenue and visiting New York landmarks. The writer notes fellow soldiers from Uniyeast and Tam, expresses homesickness, sees French hospitality and familiar sights, and plans to leave camp to see more of France before returning home.
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