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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
11
The notice outlines rate options for mail service including weekly plans of six months and biweekly monthly terms. It mentions advance payments, installment terms, and eligibility for ongoing mail delivery with varying durations and prices.
Fragmentary verse reflects on friendship as a healing gift guiding through discouragement. The piece cherishes cheerful words and hopeful light, urging readers to value supportive friends as divine gifts in tough times.
Thousands of Pendleton residents gathered last night to demonstrate patriotism in support of President Wilson and national duty. The crowd showed readiness to sacrifice and urged preparedness as the nation faces a looming conflict.
The essay warns that war today requires vast mobilization and great equipment. It urges the United States to stay ready while avoiding war unless necessary, trusting President Wilson to lead with principle. It cautions against pacifists as well as war hawks and calls for loyal support of the president in peace or war.
The piece argues that a German defeat could topple the Kaiser and Hohenzollerns, paving the way for a republic and power for the people, while victory would entrench Prussian militarism. It notes Americans view the irony more clearly and that the outcome affects U.S.-Germany relations.
A Deutsche Tages Zeitung piece quotes Count von Reventlow urging the United States to keep ships in port during the war, contrasting German conduct with Allied visit and search practices. The commentary notes potential U.S. alignment with the Allies, praises Admiral Dewey, and comments on May wheat, Red Cross, and Pendleton Round-Up references.
Official reports indicate British forces push a forty five mile line from Arras to Chaulnes while French units advance thirty seven miles from Chaulnes to Croucy The rain obscures the front lines but the British greatest advance lies south of Arras and the French toward Ham Readable town names are underlined in the report
A parcel containing valuables was found and returned to its owner, a grateful woman. Thirty six bluecoats from New York reinforced Fort Vancouver, mostly youths. John Francis Conway is suspected in an attempted escape injury incident after a fall. Another militia company faced rerouting at Baker City. A A&A XS company fenced tracks to shield a bone pile with hide from a locomotive. Burroughe arrived from Tacoma, part of Burrough McKinney printers now in Tacoma after moving from Mandan.
The fragment references Pendieten figures and a notable leader who sparked questions about their actions. Mentions the American Red Cross branch and a figure tied to Franklin D Roosevelt era events. The text is garbled but hints at a historical人物 connected to Pendieten narratives.
A patriotic demonstration conducted last evening revealed broad civic backing and spirited participation across multiple groups. Organizers touted unity and resolve, while attendees expressed renewed confidence in national ideals amid current events.
The text describes repeated attacks and the industry finding ways to neutralize the danger of gas at the point of use. It mentions how young women at the Hush terminal in New York handle dangerous chemicals, illustrating safety measures in industrial work.
A garbled ad-like item promises a whitening remedy for freckles. It claims an ounce of a double strength preparation rubbed nightly and morning will fade the worst freckled skin in a few weeks. The text warns not to wait past March for results.
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