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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from a Portland news stand listing on file details for Boreas WH Security Holding DC and subscription rates by mail and carrier. Reads nonsensical rates and durations with many illegible words.
The Chicago Tribune records the line The Kid comes Home today noting a theme of reunion and domestic disruption. The fragment references a household scene with linguistic distortions and a sense of anticipation for a noisy return.
A clipped editorial note asserts that deceit by individuals or nations invites sharper opposition and provokes stronger action, suggesting that schemes against others backfire by galvanizing adversaries and escalating consequences.
The text argues that German efforts to disrupt American industry and financing stir anti Kaiser sentiment. It cites attempts to blow up factories and ships, Berlin submarine tactics eroding trust, and the Zimmerman plot weakening Teutonic assurances. It concludes that such actions unite Americans, penalize the N W W, and bolster support for victory abroad and at home.
Wartime security warning urges vigilance as farmers must screen crews, police and sheriff prepared for trouble. The piece argues farm workers lean patriotic, condemns anarchist influence, and stresses precaution to protect wheat crops and national interests during wartime.
The August American Magazine argues that at thirty five a citizen should have a wife and children a permanent trade or profession a home money in bank and an endowment policy half paid off and be past experimentation. Youth is a bargain commodity to invest in now and collect later. Forty two men from Umatilla County illustrate regional hardship and Pendleton hot time noted by Salem Capitol Journal. Helix earns praise for its flour mill.
A Lake Headtipor report from the Orexon Journal notes reactions from officials and public figures to a recent convention. It highlights varied opinions on policy outcomes and projected impacts across regions, with emphasis on international and domestic implications.
A lyrical tribute to Wallowa's emerald lake and surrounding ranges. The writing extols solitude amid forests and waterfalls, praising nature as a cure for financial worries and world weariness, urging readers to seek the wilderness for renewal and courage.
Fragmented note recounts a local incident including a pig’s death in a pen after play by a boy’s late relative and a town arrestee scene. Mentions Keables leaving town, a rock used for intimidation, and assorted city duties and travel references. Incomplete names and dates appear amid scattered rumors and routine local events.
Washington July 19 The president pardoned a militant member of the Women's Party convicted for attempting to strike the White House action tied to a commuted sentence and an accompanying list of names emerged The party HQ says militants will be on only as to continue their activities The dispatch also notes an attempted border incident over the River Vetka near London linked to David Francis and a failed assailant incident at the embassy
Washington reports the United States will send no representatives to the Inter allied War Council as part of a stance not to participate in the forthcoming Allied talks. The report notes the decision stems from a belief the council will handle subfoot matters. In Minnesota a boat accident near Morgan ParkHospital left two men and two women drowned, a survivor describes the event as she lay under a blanket.
A crowded social page lists residents and visitors across Pendleton Ukiah Beheel Portland Walla Walla Pilot Rock and Adams. Names include Mrs Henry Larinka Mr and Mrs Lowell banker and Sim Ukiah Walter Blackburn Jerome Sehmita Floyd Guerrant John Simpson Della Davidson Margaret Jones Josephine Woolers Mildred Lynde and many others. The item notes recent entertainments birthdays hotel stays a house party for Mrs Burghardt with Mrs Withycombe and Governor Withycombe’s daughter and mentions trips to Portland Lehman Springs and Cathy California.
James Kyle of Stanfield and V. Mitchell of Dayton were in Pendleton today and yesterday respectively. Roy Alexander returned from Lehman Springs. G Ys Biggere and wife of Da Grande spent yesterday in Pendleton. Mrs Dick Lawrence and mother were in town for Lehman Springs outing. Peter Pohl, several days near the springs, went home yesterday. R Parlett arrived on the Portland train. Terry Johnson of Walla Walla is in town for a tow bam. Van Oredaie and wife of Portion are registered at the Trowl Pendleton. Morton Moore left for Portland to join mobilization preparations. A McRoberts and Earl Turner with families returned home near Pilot Rock after FP B Turner funeral.
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