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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
4
Scattered OCR retail and subscription lines for Oregonian publications show broken pricing and term details for Daily and Weekly editions. Fragmentary data mentions examples like Portland and Pendleton in uncertain formats with unclear carrier options and durations.
The fragmentary March verse quotes Wordsworth with rustic scenes of cock crowing streams, cattle grazing, plowboys at work, and nature’s renewal. A nostalgic meditation on sunlit landscapes, with mentions of brothers Walter and a “plowboy in whooping” among the readable lines.
In March the East Oregonian signals bias by favoring Allied war progress, citing United Press on 167 German airplanes destroyed this month and praising Allied naval efforts against U boats. The piece frames German factories strained while war production continues.
The document outlines net premiums received during the year and related income. It cites total income, net premiums, and expenses, with figures such as 3,278.65 and 1,956.63. It mentions cash in banks 22,015.41 and other financial items including interest, claims, and commissions.
The War Trade Board asserts Germany uses submarines to prevent feeding neutrals and to coerce them into dependence, while destroying neutral ships beyond the war zone. It claims aims to weaken postwar rival tonnage and force Dutch and other neutrals into hardship, with U.S. taking over Dutch ships and compensating owners.
Fragmentary text discusses Holland ships, loyalty to liberty bonds, and unrest. Mentions Wisconsin race Davies and a casual remark on spring. No coherent event or person data beyond vague political and social musings.
Misees Manno and Geeele Switzler, daughters of Mr and Ira Livermere, traveled to Walla Walla whereas Levi Ankeney went to Portland to interview the archi tect of the First National Bank building in Pendleton for construction plans. Landlord Garren planted trees on Johnson Street near his hotel, and Mire Alice Gillmore, a society young lady from Abington, attended a reception at the Matthick residence on Count Street.
Deeds show Ernest Murch to Houleyste March for $1.90 with specific land parcels in Twp 45N R4. Hubbard to Wm X for $1 with several sections and quarter sections described. Walter to Ley II Pie for $9450 with NW and NE quarter sections and See 16 Twp 3 N 33. Johnson et ux to Clonde Hasra for $662 with multiple sections in Twp aN FR 37 and BW 1-4. McIntyre et al to Allow Lawson for $1 with bounds and description in Bec 12 Twp 6 N R9G.
The Daily East Oregonion reports 28 years ago that General Cook died this morning at 4 in Chicago from heart failure. H.c Vaughan arrived in Pendleton last evening and sought a physician for a wounded hand he received branding an unruly bull.
The notice fragment lists several property transactions with names Charlistte Burt J. Hammed Jurgen Mumm to Horne Pahl John Davidson Nora Burney to Nancy Cox and others, plus a Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertisement praising its effectiveness for colds with a testimonial.
A late evening Nagarene revival featured Mrs Wallace, a worn preacher, whose sermon on serving God and Mammon energized the audience. Rev Angila led singing, testimonies followed, and about twenty individuals knelt for prayer as Mrs Wallace preached with power. She will remain for a few nights, inviting all to hear her message.
Two men in a garden heard danger and a window banged loudly behind them. A door leaped four feet and a man screamed for ten minutes, frightening three people in an upper window. A tidy with a sweet valet marshalled her maids and kept them perfectly cool amid the whirring crisis.
An unnamed man explains his sudden departure, saying he felt the moment had arrived to leave. He references internal tensions and a sense of inevitability, noting a confusing mix of emotions and unclear motives behind the decision to vanish.
Major General Eben Bwiftle leads a U S mission in Mali studying combat methods in high mountain terrain and other fronts. The general aims to stay informed on rapidly evolving warfare regardless of where troops are deployed.
Advertised Lavaptik eye wash claims to rapidly relieve weak or inflamed eyes after a single application. A girl is said to have improved in one week, with the product marketed by Taliman & Co and offered free and cash incentives in the promotion.
An observed claim argues sparrows feeding their young destroy about 3,700 caterpillars weekly, suggesting wholesale sparrow suppression is unjustified. The piece contends small bird clubs of the late 1800s caused more harm than good by promoting such controls.
Iron is essential for healthy blood and Peptiron combines iron with wax celery pepsin and other tonics. It is advertised as a wonderful corrective of anemia paleness languor nervousness from hard work worry confinement or other causes. Peptiron is said to increase red blood cells improve digestion and restore strength for work and life.
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