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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1918
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from Pendleton Oregon discusses public transport peak load issues and social unrest surrounding peak hours. It critiques financial and policy moves to smooth demand, cites Treasury Certificates as a model, and warns against aiding enemies while urging readers to plant spring gardens and grow suitable vegetables.
An editorial by E. W. Wilson of Anglo & London Paris National Bank urges banks to buy Treasury Certificates in advance of the Liberty Loan. It argues bankers are government agents and should set aside one percent of weekly resources to absorb transfer shocks, explaining the certificates replace installments on Liberty Loan bonds and keep business flowing.
A strong hand is urged to applaud and support a more vigorous policy against saboteurs and enemy sympathizers. The piece criticizes leniency toward offenders and calls for firmer action as the nation remains at war, noting growing complaint and the need for decisive measures before the upcoming crop season.
The piece argues that Russian writers claim the Allies have misunderstood Russia and blundered. It notes the Russian as a puzzle, shifting from red to yellow to white, both intellectual and ignorant, demanding immediate millennial change yet remaining unfulfilled.
From the Daily East Oregonian March 4 1K1 Pendleton notes electing a woman as school clerk Mrs Starkweather will face a demanding post. The town claims a champion pro ester at Richardson’s lunch counter. Bijah Welch sold an 80 acre tract below Pendleton. The mopenty is now occupied by two. Mark Pitton expected from Portland to run the Pendleton hotel and barber shop. Fires damage a shop in the old Eleuner building at COUPL avenue.
Disjointed lines describe a 25 year old German Reichstag count, a partnership in a failed project, Pendleton Woolen Mill funding a tower, and Winthrop County officials. It mentions Manuel Peden once a gallor and wood ome, and Pendleton’s four officers in a medical corps.
A garbled tract of realty transfers records multiple property deeds. Names include William Milner, George K Knapp, Evan J Knapp, Edward V Kelly, Joseph Conhow, Edgar Wood, Hutchingan, Lindbereg, John A Meurmbvr, and Ed Omveich. Properties reference blocks, townships, ranges, and sections in Pendleton and nearby areas with prices mostly nominal.
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