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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
2
A historical address urges unity and service to country amid German aggression. The speaker traces American reasons for entering World War I, condemns German aims, and stresses loyalty to the republic. Names, places, and dates anchor the defense of liberty and collective resolve.
Stanfield Oregon June 14 The Stanfield Farm Loan Association has received its charter from the National Farm Loan Association and affiliates locally to offer farmers loans at a low rate. The Stanfield branch has loaned $60 005. Local officers include President F A Baker Vice President J O Metey Secretary R R Hoce Directors J Meter A Wallace T R Ponting and F A Baker.
A dated health note suggests sour stomach is a mild indigestion form caused by rapid eating or overeating. It advises slowing meals, chewing thoroughly, eating small, avoiding supper, and taking Chamberlain's Tablets if symptoms occur.
Albany reports the Wicks bill signed by Governor Whitman prohibiting contracts between milk and food dealers and apartment tenement owners. It targets clandestine agreements that favored vendors and could end private privileges related to supply sales to tenants. The measure seeks to curb corrupt practices by barring exclusive arrangements.
Officers from Major General John J. Pershing's staff arrive in France to assist in organizing the base and coordinating the American army forces in the field. The bid to streamline operations reflects Allied efforts to support the American expedition.
An early draft era notice urges University of Oregon students to return to campus next term under a three quarter plan aligned with national defense guidance. It calls high school graduates to stay in education, delaying active service, with military training courses run by retired or disabled officers.
Three gunmen assaulted the theater treasurer Wu Liams in Detroit and robbed him of 5500 dollars. The incident occurred as bandits demanded cash, leaving the victim badly beaten before fleeing the scene. Police opened an investigation into the armed robbery.
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