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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references a post office in Pendleton Oregon and a sale notice. It notes addresses and offices in Portland and Washington, with scattered vendor names and bureau numbers. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear entities or outcomes.
The snippet lists subscription prices for the Daily and Semi-Weekly editions by mail and carrier, including one year at various terms, six months, three months, and four months. Spelling errors reflect the era, with amounts like 2.50 for six months by mail and 7.58 for one year by carrier.
Brigadier General James G. Harte and General Pershing, leaders of American and allied forces in France, are pictured after a conference. The image captures key military leaders during the war period in Europe.
The readable lines speak of planpers, finders, and a torch of freedom. It references courage, sacrifice, and the idea that ten million hands will keep freedom's light alight, preserving a lesson learned amid conflict. The passage is fragmented and poetic in tone.
The piece argues Austria Hungary prefers an allied victory over a German one as internal unrest and food riots grow. It notes Austrians feel they are fighting a German war, not an Austrian war, and suggests they may exit as fighting tightens. The author urges continued American war preparation.
Fragment discusses American casualty lists with most cases listed as slight injuries. Notes studies at the front influence methods and treatment approaches, implying broader wartime medical conclusions.
Army Medical Department runs specialty classes for surgeons in camps and hospitals to teach latest war wound therapies. Selected officers complete courses and return to train colleagues, aiming to return wounded to duty within three to four weeks. Slightly wounded men sometimes fare better in personal safety than uninjured soldiers.
Mrs Alice Peloubet Norton of the Jones Economics Association now with the United States Food Administration urges Americans to eat regularly and cheerfully as a patriotic duty. She warns against skip meals and rush eating, saying proper meals support poise of mind and body and enable better wartime work.
The passage reflects on how people exaggerate busyness to excuse their hurried lives. It argues that the sense of being busy is largely self-imposed and arises from our own attitudes and speech rather than true constraints.
Allies say they have shattered the German belief that submarines can stop British commerce or prevent American troops from reaching Europe. They warn that careless cigarette disposal near combustibles poses greater danger than any spy, and note Midwestern states expect a good crop despite northwest regions being slighted by Jupe P.
East Credornian reports Mrs W C Voran of Eugene and Mr and Mrs C Wilkins hosting guests in Pendleton. The Eugene City Register editor and proprietor is noted. D B Watson caught 312 trout on a river excursion and claims championship belt as Pendleton’s boss fisherman. Benjamin Despain injured ankle in a horse accident near Wallsia. A crawfish found in a cistern at Court and Garden streets.
Realty transfers show multiple deeds across townships including Thomas J. Wampler to Paul Hack at 819 S.1-2 NW itrde, T D Taylor to Wim P Word at 361 oo SW 1-4 SB 1-6 SW 1-4, section 3, Lecian L. Bentley etux to Fred B Whode at 400010 W 1-3 Jota 11 fod 12. Bleck .4 Raleyn Addition Pendolion Flora M. Durham. Jerry Durham and others to Allen Fri bine Bay at Id, section 33, fternelly L north, range 34.
German papers especially liberal and democratic organs condemn Kaiser Wilhelm II on the 20th anniversary of Germany’s world war. Dispatches from cables say the Kaiser hid his aims from the people at the start and that Germany seeks global supremacy through war.
University of Oregon announces a ten week emergency commerce course from June 24 to August 30 for fifty eligibles at $16. Dean Morton says training aims to prepare students for stenography telegraphy office work and civil service exams, with subjects including business correspondence bookkeeping penmanship and office management. Review work will cover stenography and a government request due to staff shortages.
Paris reports a day of calm as bomb threats subside and a fishing outing occurs. The chaotic wartime atmosphere lingers, with public officials urging restraint and reminding citizens of ongoing dangers.
A garbled notice recalls convalescent French soldiers along the Seine at dusk. The incomplete text mentions Hawks, Hertha, and a faded scene with a bottle and ships, suggesting a wartime or travel vignette with vivid but unclear imagery.
General Franker of the Royal Air Forces states that within three months American planes with Allied crew will cross the Atlantic. After establishing this entry, the bombing mission in Europe will proceed with four engines and powered by allies, pursuing a cross Atlantic route.
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