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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
East Oregon newspaper pricing lists for daily and semi weekly editions, with mail and carrier delivery options. The column includes subscription rates and durations, from one month to one year, as well as a security/building bureau address and a note about imperial hotel news stand distribution. The rest contains wartime rhetoric noting American troops aiding the Allied forces and predicting an Allied victory.
Poem-like piece urging soldiers to march forward and fight for freedom. Calls mothers to be brave and honor sons who answer the call, contrasting might with right. Mentions sea, air, and empire, celebrating liberty and national duty.
A Tuesday Farmers Union picnic featured spokesman A. R. Shumway saying members can help themselves without outside aid as the group discussed self reliance and solidarity in an uncertain political climate.
The excerpt praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla as one of the best and most active remedies in medical treatment, noting its economical value. It highlights the product’s strong performance and broad usefulness in health contexts.
The East Oregonian praises Mr. Shumway for his patriotic stance while contrasting with a Washington state grange master who defended the Non Partisan League. The piece labels the Washington leader as bolshevik in rhetoric, warning that radicalism harms farmers and democracy, urging loyalty to Americanist values and stern opposition to IWW influence.
US press correspondent Henry Wood reports to United Press from the French army that the Kaiser is pressing for an accord. Wood notes the enemy fields an estimated 2,500,000 men and has been decorated by France as a chevalier of the Legion of Honor.
Vice Consul Frank Bohr reports from Zurich that the Swiss Federal Council dated April 19 1918 decreed the 24 hour day will be adopted for federal services and major institutions upon return to normal conditions but not before May 1 1919. The change numbers hours from 1 to 24 starting at midnight.
From the East Oregonian June 6 1400 Henry Miller a convict at Walla Walla tent prison was sentenced to 20 years and tried to escape by jumping into a wagon covering himself with bricks The driver stopped in the city and police pulled Miller out Officers Culp and Johnson arrested a man deemed insane at the depot after riding tracks to Pendleton he crawled out from underneath and whirled in a circle Then a westbound special train with bluecoated Troop D Secor cavalry from Boise Barracks Idaho passed through Pendleton en route to Arkona They would meet Fort Walla Walla troops at Portland and the full regiment would depart for Arizona to exchange with the Fourth Cavalry
Dewdls Wm kL to Oo Bowman and others record numerous deeds across town. Transactions cover NW 1-4 NW 1-4 in section 33 township 1 north range 75, Elmer P Deddetux to Nora Mand Akora, and multiple lots in Hemnleton, Pendleton area. Transfers show prices from 400 to 513 dollars with parcels in blocks and townships noted.
A tall recruit from Athens, Uma County, stood 6 feet 1.5 inches and weighed 166 pounds at the Portland enlistment office. The unnamed applicant, listed as Claudia Board, joined the Neild artillery.
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