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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
5
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A lyric meditation on how each person builds personal castles from dreams and words. It reflects on youth and delay, wealth and love, and the onward, imperfect effort of shaping one's life across summer fields and gentle gardens.
The publication of a German letter shows German influence had long troubled Mexico. German officers are said to have aided a plot aligning Mexico and Japan against the United States, revealing a concerted effort to influence events in the region.
The article argues German intrigue financed rebel elements in northern Mexico to press U S conflict. It asserts Huerta’s arrest at El Paso revealed German backing and claims Berlin aimed to harass the United States. It rebuts Hughes era charges against Wilson and notes silver linings in high prices, wage gains, and eventual crop relief. It mentions Argentine views on Germany and a Texas New Mexico Arizona offer to Carranza, plus a wool demonstration car and slow future wheat shipments from Portland.
As 400 carloads of potatoes sit in Portland warehouses and 40 cars are held by California or eastern buyers, the value at four cents a pound reaches $700,000. The piece questions what portion of eastern-held stock was bought to meet legitimate needs and what portion amounts to speculation, and whether high prices reflect a true shortage or a wider price-boosting scheme.
A new Children’s Bureau bulletin by Dr Grace L Meigs analyzes maternal mortality in the United States and abroad, noting about 15 000 maternal deaths annually largely preventable. It stresses the link between maternal health and infant well being, urging improved care and awareness to reduce deaths.
Notes recall J W Enbusk starting farming with 147 dollars twenty years ago and prospering, John H Gault as an Ewstern Oregon State Hospital engineer and 1897 A C championship fullback, a bicycle saucer quarter mile racetime location near Washington School, Til Taylor and other Pendleton figures in the Pan d eron hose team that set a world hub record, and Walter Bowman’s collection of old pictures revealing dates of local residents.
A March 211 1988 Delly East Oregonian item notes the chautauqua society will convene next Wednesday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Burroughs on Court Street. G L La Dow is to receive candle power lamps in a few days. A warning to be cautious near Reagle's warehouse at Pendleton depot to prevent public actions.
A fragmentary town column notes a 150 dollar dog tax with 1 cent per teg and mentions J M Bontloy and Wirt Minor for Camas prairie. It reports Pat Kine's reception with two arc lights, a new temple dedication planned for next month, Mary Street sidewalk work, and a complaint about irregularities. The Furste nonian vows to press reform, and M L Pix hosts pure sorghum from Vinson county ranch.
The court awarded 812,000 to Miss Hook. It remains to be seen if any defendant will appeal within sixty days. Some defendants accept the verdict while others oppose it, and litigation over comparative liability among them is likely, with one plaintiff planning to sue the others for the full 12,000 from a single defendant.
Pendleton girls basketball won 37 to li against Oakland to capture the state title at the University of Oregon gymnasium. A packed crowd of 264 witnessed Pendleton’s early lead and steady offense as Vera Temple and Alta Antentzor scored key baskets. Oakland’s Alice Hastley stood out as the individual star for the season.
Sara A. Newberry files foreclosure on $500 mortgage and note against G. J. Trowbridge and wife and WI Hhode and wife. assignment from J. R. Newberry to Newberry, with A. Newberry as plaintiff’s attorney.
A collection of small ads and notices includes a Lom Cameo pin found with a reward offered for return to 131 Jefferson Street. An ad seeks a young married couple for rent a four room furnished house with bungalow preference. A big dance at Henry Breding's barn is announced for March 14. A charity tea at Mrs. J F Rob incon’s home benefits the Civic Club.
Fred Kohley of Salt Lake, field manager for the Columbia Carbon Company, says production will begin this August in the Cowley Wyoming plant fleet unit. Carbon black will be produced from natural gas drawn from Utah Wyoming Consolidated Oil Company wells at Byron, seven miles from Cowler.
The Worth lodge calls attention to a specified meeting this evening in the entered apprentice degree by order of the Worshipful Master Adv.
A massive plant project envisions ninety six buildings each 14 by 12 feet and a daily output of 300 barrels of carbon tacks. An eight inch pine line is planned from Byron wells to Cowley as business justifies expansion.
Ian Fisher's WI in Divarre Ac then to Aske That Much Year. Puffalo wolf. New Brunswick NM. March 3. Harry Fisher known as Hud Fisher, a cartoonist, faced a divorce action in New York Supreme Court brought by Paulina Margaret Fisher.
Mrs Fisher once Mrs Welch of Baltimore faces a divorce action. Information on the co respondent was not obtainable and she was injured at her counsel’s office. Attorney A Streitwolf stated he would seek $255,000 annual alimony and related fees.
Local notice from Alfalm TM Hay urges customers to order baled hay for spring delivery in the Walla Walla region. Prices are advancing, with a BE Borlingame note and quality concerns mentioned.
Auto stage serves Adams Athena Weston routes from Allen Ward Go leaving at 1:00 am and 2:30 pm daily. Reservations phone 40 cents. Ralph Shatter proprietor Adr.
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