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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1917
Page
6
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A fragmented poem reflects on life and love as signs along a destined path. Vague imagery of light, autumn, winter, wind, and machines mingles with hints of memory and longing. The piece evokes natural cycles and human emotion without a clear narrative or concrete events.
California Senator Phelan recalls his prior visit to Germany where he viewed an exhibit on the German government. He comments on the Kaiser's perspective and the broader prewar context as reflected in the exhibit.
A Panama Pacific exposition exchange revealsGerman officials viewed German Americans with contempt. The German government refused an exhibit, claiming Americans of German descent had deserted the Fatherland and were unworthy of such consideration. The episode highlights strained loyalties before World War I and questions allegiance to the Holhenzollern dynasty.
The text argues against adopting the Bean bill on O and C land grant, accusing railroad interests and politicians of deception. It urges rejection based on principle, defends federal fair treatment of Oregon, cites the Chamberlain Ferris law yielding about 20 million for roads and schools, and calls voters to defeat the measure at the June special election.
A critique notes the International Red Cross protest against German torpedoing of hospital ships amid broader outrages. It argues Berlin’s ruthlessness undercuts civilization and questions how long the civilized world will tolerate such policy and conduct toward Belgian relief ships and vulnerable noncombatants.
A proposed world confederacy based on democracy pledges to defend the globe against war and to possess the capacity for such action. Proponents argue the union would deter aggression and secure lasting peace through collective security, while critics question enforcement and sovereignty implications.
A Crews Review excerpt discusses a seven billion dollar war bond issue and its inflation effects, while a letter from Pendleton questions the county road project. The writer asks survey dates, current costs per mile, completion estimates, and road length from Rieth to the railroad roundhouse, urging prudent oversight.
May 1 1888 edition notes weather turning warm a baseball game and a stand ball in the evening. Robert Bond covered news yesterday and suffered a finger injury while filming leading to a minor mishap. Weston marked the thirtieth anniversary while trains on the Pacific line hit forty miles per hour with dust and wind in the afternoon. Jods Kibbs of Vancouver appointed public notary by the governor to handle beet and oats business.
The readable text mentions Sheridan in Yamhill county and a planned event labeled Fighting Paul and a day tomorrow. It is unclear and partially garbled with references to pendients and vintages.
A citizen letter from Peedicton Ore discusses the unsettled bond question and fiscal fears amid wartime rhetoric. The writer warns against extravagance and urges prudence, linking debt to looming global conflict and domestic strain.
Testerday Myer Reet visited the high school and urged students to pursue patriotic service this summer. He addressed the first speakers and led the audience in singing national anthems before the pledge. Walui Sehnelter, member of the Juniorings, is patrolling the city reservoir at night with Olen.
An advertisement extols a remedy advertised as a cure for stomach and digestive issues. It claims thousands saved from surgery, lists endorsements from professionals, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from Pendleton Drug or any reliable druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Huey takes over as captain of the trneck team following Sterling Patterson’s resignation to return to work in printers. The change shifts leadership as the club adapts to new guidance and routines.
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