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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR sample from Portland shows garbled lines about subscriptions and delivery options. The text mentions obscured names and addresses, with broken pricing terms and unclear publication references, offering little coherent information to identify a story or event.
A garbled verse fragment depicts spring songs, a person named Aniah, and imagery of warmth and fading frost. The text evokes seasonal change and urban scenes but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures beyond scattered names.
An opinion piece discusses Japan toward China, warning that Japan's view of China as its own domain could threaten world peace if unchecked. It urges democratic powers led by Wilson to reinforce support for Chinese self government and democratic reform to counter autocratic expansion.
A wartime editorial denounces German autocracy and socialist peace offers as hypocritical. It calls for decisive measures to end the Kaiser's rule, expand air power against military targets, and insists on no peace until a German government of the people is established. It urges United States resolve, unity in Congress, and continued support for the Red Cross.
Henry Woodhouse of the Aero Club of America argues that 100000 aircraft could end the war. He cites Mes sine s victory, praising air power to overwhelm defense, artillery direction, and trench fighters, contending mass production of planes may reduce ships and submarines' impact.
In June 17 news brief notes a newborn girl to J H Parkes with weight noted. Freight cars received for Pendleton. references to local officials and a vacancy for superintendent. A cow killed by a Farmington train near town. Townsend's cow. Parkes and Turner referenced in local notes about Wheat crop expectations in eastern Oregon.
A string of realty transfers lists several deeds and purchases including H Mareh to Beneat Mareh for 1 dollar with parcels in Twp 4 North. Wilton to XS for 150. Swart et al to NL for 3500. Milton transfers and a guardian sale for 1157.15. Also notes Stanfield and Homer Cemetery segments and a health ad about Seton Heel Sarsaparilla.
A fragmented listing from the Planeal Show details prizes and premiums for various exhibits. Names such as Adela Masur J, Adin Lanett, Mire Kether Fath, Stephen A. Sewell, Walter Rose appear alongside prize amounts and items including furniture and fabrics. The page notes best collections, cash awards, and jury references with several prices in pounds and dollars.
A fragmented OCR list highlights prize categories and shop names from various vendors. Notable entries include Mamun Crochet and pink or white-tet priser, Baer & Co, J. Clark- tet trie, Ind Prize, Fountain pen Koeppen Mire Store, and Lyon Roses-set prime with 36.00 in merchin dite. Other sellers mentioned are Keconomy Dry Store and Toad Brothers offering cash awards and special prizes.
A reader letter extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a grand medicine for women's ailments. Mrs. G. O. ILgariet of Denise, Illinois reports relief from pain and fatigue after using the remedy, praising its restorative powers and recommending others seek advice from Pinkham’s preparat ion.
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