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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
4
The editorial extols War Savings Stamps as national service, urging universal support and lively local enthusiasm. It notes Pendleton’s draft sendoff as a call to keep up morale and fund war effort, while advocating more daylight saving to speed work and celebrate returning soldiers.
The note suggests that peace terms, if any, should be formed with awareness that the imperial German government is acting as a pirate. It frames the issue as a strategic consideration for negotiating terms amid ongoing power dynamics.
An unusually dry season raises demand for water in the northwest. City water officials must accelerate the Chaplish springs extension and recruit workers to meet the summer need. The water board faces a high-stakes effort, aiming for an abundant supply this summer rather than excuses for failure.
The Brooklyn Eagle editor provides guidance on productive wartime support. It urges ordinary citizens to contribute through available efforts, highlighting practical actions and civic responsibility during the conflict. The piece frames volunteering as a collective duty and practical patriotism.
Glorious weather prompts Pendleton farmers to plan Fourth of July celebrations. T J Tweedy circulates a petition for improvement. Heziah Tibbitts reports gold ledges near Mountain Valley and a newly found coal vein three miles from Finchers mine to be developed by discoverers. Hutter Creek shows mineral wealth. Clipper hose team elects officers for cowling tournament with Hen Hagen as captain and secretary, Ind Jon Pil as treasurer.
Real estate deeds show Alonso Knotts to Eugene Knotts for 240 dollars involving fractional NW sections. I T Hurroughs to Allen Folsom for 140 involving SW and BE fractional areas. Emma Boyd to Jessie Boyd Armstrong etux by love and affection for SE section 30. John Kyddet ox to L L Robinson for EB and NE partials. Milton W Smith to E C Bean for 1000 involving SR SW fractional. F B Bwayseef ox to Mrs. L Rowe Lawson for 3500 involving eight and a half SW fractional. Dublin reports police seizure of a large quantity of life ammunition brought into Ireland and stored in grain sacks.
Londn June 25 Thirteenth in many combinations and a track hero hoodooed the steamship Cronan on her last voyage which ended in torpedo attack in British waters. Arthur R Hungerford of New York leader of 57 YMCA workers aboard escaped in boat. Aboard Orona there were thirteen vessels and thirteen preachers and Methodists. The torpedo struck at 1 01 a m sinking the crew in twelve minutes. One man received hat check No 13 and a black cat on deck increased the panic. Nothing more connected with superstition was found.
Seven full-blood Cherokee youths, each about five feet high and over 180 pounds, arrived in Kansas City on June 25 under sponsor Big John from Dewey Oklahoma. They joined the artillery branch, expressing eagerness to hear about the big era. One reportedly held family ties to FH and another is said to have a daily image of FH.
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