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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
6
The piece argues the nation must back the army with more than soldiers, emphasizing civilian support and total mobilization. It asserts that modern war relies on cooperative effort of the whole country, with government ready to assume sweeping power if conflict arises.
From Pendleton a report notes Lee Moorhouse has received appointment as Indian agent on the Umatilla reservation awaiting confirmation. George D Poehler, a Stage Guich rancher, visits town. The old court house fence is being torn down by idlers over 40 years. A Vale visitor notes town officers and four houses. Mild weather continues with pleasant, even temperatures and clear skies.
A Crews Review editorial urges calm amid rapid global events, urging German-Americans to support Uncle Sam and resist propaganda. It notes Allied gains, possible early end to the war, and calls for unity in a patriotic parade while criticizing wartime disruptions and a call to Navy enlistment.
Fragmentary verses describe a nation facing a foreign wrong with drums and color. Pride, glory, and humor endure as people rise to stand for their country. The lines evoke martial vigor and communal resolve amid hazy skies.
A fragmented line from a historical page quotes a view that war blends army and navy with economic and moral forces, suggesting a multi faceted approach beyond martial might. The text emphasizes that military conflict intertwines with fiscal strategy and ethical considerations.
The record lists upcoming Round up dates September 20 51 and 1zT. It notes Clean Up Day events for Friday and Saturday this week. It mentions a German farmer who disowned his son over wartime stance and Lane county’s name linked to General Jomph Lane, grandfather of Senator Harry Liane. Pendleton altitude is 1074 feet. It reports two attendees refused to leave a theater after the Star Spangled Banner. Major Leo Moorhouse, once known as T I Moorhouse, is mentioned.
Real estate transfers list multiple transactions with buyers and sellers including W L Thompson to A F McParland for 1114 dollars in NH 1 4 SE 1 4 section 14 township north range 21 BW M and C Rouse to Alice M Rig by for 1200 dollars in Livermore's addition to Pendillon among others. Names include Emma Ewert S Lowry William O Sullivan and Katherine Kopp with parcels described as blocks and lots and NW quarters.
Salem Oregon reports warden Charles A. Morphy envisions a humane future penitentiary blending chapel medical school laboratory mechanical workshop and diversified farm with armed guards largely replaced by mental and moral control as the main deterrent. Portla nd notes warn farmers of falling prices as experts predict vegetable gluts and bean gardens numbering up to 1900. Westminster Ontario features discussion on European War Veterans Association forming a broader veteran network beyond the American model.
Survivors of the American ship Vigilancia recount the torpedoing by a German submarine. First mate O Connell, newly married, joined for double pay and potential captaincy. His wife, a slater, is tied to a former shipmate aboard the tanker John D. Arch bold.
In New York on March 24 a brief item notes the appearance of the O Connells name in a local context. The sparse OCR reads as a partial line with limited surrounding details.
A petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission from western railroad interests asserts that the Adamson law has increased railroad operating expenses by sixty million dollars annually, signaling a broad fifteen percent rise in overall costs. The day also reports that the Supreme Court issued a mandate transferring the German steamer Appam and its cargo to British owners, dated March 25.
London dispatches report British forces have captured Equaricourt and Longawnes in action reported from field headquarters. The conflict continues as military operations unfold with these gains noted in the latest headquarters dispatches.
Mrs Miurorp T Cam sos of 222 Harmony St Penns Grove testifies to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing inflammation and weakness in sick women She claims the product restored her health and recommends it to others as strong evidence of its efficacy for female ailments.
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