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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1917
Page
7
Entel News Stand Portland News and Barean publish a sale notice with rate details. The notice outlines subscription prices for advance mail, six months and annual carrier options, and local distribution addresses in Oregon.
Fragment of a reflective piece urging mindfulness and shared responsibility. It reads as a prayer-like plea for awareness courage light and empathy, seeking guidance to engage with others pain and to act justly in daily life.
The piece argues for a decisive approach to wartime governance, urging President Wishon to abolish the entire Shipping Board and start fresh, to avoid delays and ensure men’s interests and national demands are met. It stresses urgency, unity, and rapid, practical action over sentiment or delay.
The text contrasts German U boat tactics with Allied shipbuilding pace. It notes sinking merchantmen could tilt the war if continued, while faster Allied ship production could nullify the underwater campaign. Goethals’ downfall is cited as evidence of how warfare affects national icons.
A Washington dispatch notes Republican Leader Mann blocking food control and planning a conference to allow a separate House vote on the Senate amendment creating a congressional war expenditures committee. It argues for bipartisan unity and warns that shifting executive powers to Congress would hinder wartime policy.
Dr Michael lis speaker before the Reichstag reveals the new German chancellor aligned with Junker interests and military autocracy, signaling an inevitable push toward the Kaiserbund’s defeat before any compromise or reform can occur.
Editorial summary remarks on German and allied peace aims, criticizing detachment from democratic ideals, and noting the Reichstag peace resolution as cryptic and nonbinding. It also comments on labor, agriculture, and local business changes amid war, with local notes from Pendleton and nearby communities.
A garbled July 25 1860 entry notes a man tied to a rope and threatened with hanging, with mentions of a Pendleton location and a corner stone for a Labow trick. The text also references a foundation growing and a hunt for a feature, naming several locals in a torn report.
A fragment lists historic claims from Vimatilla County including railroad land sales at two fifty per acre, name changes for Bingham Springs from Purdy Springs to Warm Springs, and origins of the springs connected to health tours. It also mentions a Stanfield resident barred by the navy, and notes Pendleton’s first Methodist minister and Kyle Long’s auto repair shop opening.
The Great Wartlam Shine and The Great Worthan show will exhibit in Pendleton for one week starting Monday night July 36th on the vacant lot between Alta and Webb streets east of Clay street. The largest carnival company yet seen in this section travels in its own private cars with twenty five trains, arriving about 1 pm July 25 from Te Grande. They bring twenty shows including The Whip and Monkey Speedway with live horses and miniature autos, attractions new to Pendleton.
A Philadelphia reader recounts suffering cramps and pains for years before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After a physician warned of surgery, she credits three bottles with relief and urges publication to warn other women. Address: M432 Hartville Street, Philadelphia.
A noisy fair promotion outlines a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and several sideshow acts in Pendleton. It mentions the Honeymoon Trail, Arabian Night, Hippodrome, and a 20-in-one pit show with a heavy act, plus a dog exhibit and a lively juice joint. Ten other attractions, 40 staff, and general festivity fill the week with betting and drinking scenes noted.
Brirlins July 25 reports Dr von Hethmann Hollweg, the former chancellor, is noted in an obituary brief. The dispatch lists his historic role in German politics and his aging status.
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