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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
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Poem fragment praising the ship of state with lines about keel, ribs of steel, anchors of hope, and steadfast hearts. Mentions Longfellow and a stormy shore testing unity. Evokes patriotism and resilience amid tempests and fear.
A bold defense of prepared, just policy and protection of mothers rights. Warns that insufficient resources endanger safety, while aggressive justice breeds lasting enmities. Cites Germany and France over past injustices and critiques a leader’s canal seizure as weak.
A sharp critique targets an extreme pacifist and an ultra bellicose adviser as unsafe for the nation. The speaker warns that hostility toward others multiplies enemies and undermines national stability.
Discussion grows over potentially reshaping hereditary rule in England after czarist ouster and Russian revolt. Writers warn a move toward democracy would bolster allied claims and affect opinions in the United States and abroad where divine right is rejected.
A letters page criticizes the Portland Oregonian for attacking Senator Lane over presidential support and urges respect for the administration. It praises Daniels Baker and Redfield, defends enlistment efforts, and urges voters to oppose the Beanland grant tax bill. Governor Withycombe counsels restraint in accusations of patriotism.
Grand Duke Nicholas named commander in chief of Russian armies and to manage the war for the Huwans as he had at the start. Dureaucrate interference cited. Holx praised as greatest soldier of the war. Local notes mention fruit trees in bloom, Pendleton hopes for ample fruit, and plans for brick construction at Milarker's corner. New residences and town improvements indicate growth amid conjecture about discounts and tax funding.
Citizens of Pendleton urged to support a June special election amid a call to demonstrate loyalty to defend the state school fund from alleged threats. The appeal emphasizes unity across weather and conditions as the vote approaches.
Historical notes mention Jack Robinson and Lee Moor hous as members of Pan dheton militia in 1A6T. Other items reference Judge Maloney, Marion, and the Athena band in 1861, plus Helix name origin from a Greek term tied to Indian attendance, Umatilis county wheat and barley standing, Pendion attendance at a concert, and related curiosities.
Joseph Plewrie, 24, declares he has never worked and never will as detectives link him to a broad conspiracy across Ohio Connecticut Michigan and beyond. He admits past misdeeds and states he was a bartender at Michigan Avenue before his Toledo race in a crowd of friskers. He will be sent back to Toledo for trial.
A March 24 1848 notice notes Joe Dasier had more trouble with his horse as it bolted and he fell forward, causing a mishap near a wagon. A necktie party is planned for tomorrow evening at the opera house described as a pleasant affair. Town scrip trades widely from 70 to one on the dollar and county scrip remains in demand.
Fragmentary report describes a faction led by Pretepepett eububeter of the Interiter forming a reactionary government after a cemetery attack near Potrezrad. Former premier Sturmer is named among the accused, with guards present and tensions rising as the group consolidates power.
A fragmentary Chicago item notes a university lecture on past and current topics with odd quiz results. Included is an old advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills claiming relief for backache and kidney discomfort with a purported testimonial from G. W. Knight.
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