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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
4
Public notice segment from East Oregonian listing mailing options for daily and semi weekly editions. Includes rates for daily by mail or carrier and semi weekly by mail, with durations from one month to one year and locations in Pendleton Oregon and Portland.
A poetic meditation describes beauty as born not from storms or bitter winds but from soft caresses, smiling skies, and gentle rain. It calls beauty the unity of pure love, tenderness, and sympathy, the ideal treasure of our souls.
A man declares it is too late as he testifies his fear of what lies ahead. He warns that others must act to turn his fears into reality and urges decisive future choices.
Labor and agriculture officials plan an expanded harvest effort with 30,000 workers needed in Kansas. About 50,000 will come from Kansas towns and counties, while the rest arrive from Oklahoma and Texas after their harvests. The operation includes cooperation with Labor and bounty agents across wheat states.
A fragment from wartime reporting notes the hopeful but waning optimism for victory in Europe. It cites Greek prisoners captured on the Balkan front, including 50 officers, and references McAdoo guiding wartime finance while Congress pursues political campaigns. It also recalls Gettysburg as a northern battle.
This tiny East Oregonian item notes woolen mills to be built at Tallin in Union county. It mentions Seorce Clark dodging a furlo from duty and preparing a journey, James Lehmaste arriving from Teel Springs, and a season ahead for a big rush. Charles McPartant married Miss Sarah Noland in the Golden Rule parlors with KR TL Bishop officiating. GW Whitaker leaves for Idaho seeking fortune.
A London commentary argues America must speed war preparations as German forces press toward Paris while U boats are downgraded in impact. It praises Allied naval gains, Zeebrugge and Ostend blockades, and predicts Germany faces a shift from Tirpitzism to Hindenburgism with limited remaining options.
Fragmented text describes bone sales at five pounds per unit in England, with shoppers queuing for limited food, shopkeepers drawing shutters, and a general shortage of meat and coal as crowds stand on streets amid harsh winter conditions.
Major General Hunter Liggett, field commander under General Pershing, earned fame for actions against Insurgents in the Philippines and as president of the War College. He has moved swiftly into a higher role, reputedly tall and powerful with a strong jaw resembling Pershing.
A distorted report shows "Battalion of Death" leader Hotchhareva and Ran Franchien touring the Whited Staten with Mayor Nolet of San Frances as they review a parade. The item references the Partiallanet Dreath and a demoralised Russia under Trotsky and Lavine.
Pancioton Oregon June edition by Editor Bagt Orecontan reports Pam met Mrs Bowlty who mallet the dalawrel Roseclite Werature. note expresses gratitude and thanks to a betterian. WoVEY FPOWSTRY address 616 Themprina Morndletorn.
Paris June mayors of towns in the military zone including Chaumont Verdun Calais and Belfort met to express confidence in General Pershing and to thank American officers for their help. The meeting opened with unanimous support for Premier Clemenceau and for the Allied cause.
Fragmentary notice reports subscriptions to Hed Crom and Liberty Banka during Red Crom drive. Mentions 1400 subscriptions by eun- Vets and F400 invested in Liberty Jaan Minds. Also notes FAN FHRANGISOCO June 1 and a flag presentation by Director George A. Merrill at California School of Mechanical Arts.
Sacramento dispatch reports June 31 that no scoffers exist among convicts at Fol. The brief note records convict support for liberty bond drives with a terse, period-appropriate tone.
Two crates bearing memorials for Bert O Weeks of Ton clan who died when the Torcanin was sunk over a month ago and for Har ence C Le Gal of 3410 who died in France. The whole Mugcon thie 230 step.
June 1 report states Senator Miller and Humber vein turned over to federal authorities on suspicion of violating espionage law. Authorities seized a large quantity of film from the production titled The Spirit of Four and copies of Pastor Hinocdua's religious book found in his room.
An overseas dispatch from Amsterdam reports Emperor William has awarded Crown Prince Frederick William the Star of Grand Commander of the Royal Houses of Hohensollern with Swords. The honor, conferred by the Kaiser, highlights a notable royal recognition within the Hohenzollern lineage.
San Francisco June 1. Late news reports indicate Private C A Bhachow of the 98th Company stationed at Fort Miley was last heard from in Oakland on May 1. He died of heart trouble at L Anderson’s home at 148 Natoma Street yesterday. His sister, his only known relative, cannot be reached. she was preparing to travel to Seattle.
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