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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
6
An obscure verse fragment urges strength in helping others. It speaks of bearing burdens together, the value of small acts, and contrasts pain with compassion. The speaker notes that good deeds and selfless giving bring meaning and hope.
A hopeful note envisions an organization of nations united for world peace after the conflict, empowered to enforce its decrees. The idea emphasizes a vigilant, powerful body to prevent future wars.
A vintage ad text asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops croup by thinning mucus clearing the throat easing breathing and aiding sleep. It quotes Mr Neurcvet of Fao Cliire Wile praising a cured cough and cold relief, attributed to the remedy.
The speaker cites President Wilson urging the creation of the Society of Nations and argues postwar moral victory, peace guarantees, and nation rebuilding. He supports selective service as fair and efficient, notes wartime communications, warns against German plots, and forecasts agricultural impacts and crops in Umatilla county. The remarks mix national policy with domestic concerns and quotes about justice, sacrifice, and the war’s conclusion.
A German newspaper criticizes autocracy and urges guarantees of justice and human freedom, arguing democracy serves others while autocracy takes for itself. It contrasts U S Civil War and Spain Cuba interventions, asserting selfish motives in autocratic policy.
Endleton has sent to the army and navy many times the men needed for the first 500000 under the selective draft law. The city shows greater spirit than some thickly populated regions but trails smaller eastern Oregon towns in proportion to population. The facts are interesting.
In a Weston saloon 28 years ago Fry the Dratly Last Cimetletan May and Wilee Wes clashed over a poker win when two planets tinting a man’s head preceded a violent uproar. A chase ensued, shots whistled past, and Hank Vaughn fled town. The group later rode circuits around Weetes and headed toward Portland, ending with a storm and an overnight wilderness halt.
A garbled passage references a Manila date and 7 fraternal and benevolent groups, mentions enlistment in the Philippines, and alludes to military or colonial contributions. Details are unclear and names, dates, and organizations are not reliably readable.
A garbled notice outlines a twofold purpose of Baby Week, noting the week spans dates and emphasizes parental learning about infant care. It references guidance on feeding, development, and safety, urging participation by families and communities.
In Union Oregon on May 3 floods from Catherine Creek and the Grande Ronde River inundate thousands of productive acres. Bridges are washed away, levees break, and crews repair embankments as rivers run higher than ever. Officials warn water may rise further, threatening crops and grain harvest. Worm warning ads follow with a Kickapoo Kiln worm remedy note for children.
Real estate transfers recorded including Decca Mabel Swearingen to Harr White with mete and bound description in Beclon Township 6 north range 36. Carrie Hamilton to Harry White et al with interest in section 2 township 6 north. WO Reve to G F Parker for lots 5 and 6 block 64 in Pendleton’s Le Central Addition. Unatilla Farm Land Co to A Kennedy Agent for NE quarters of Section 20, township 6 north 29.
Four women testified in a Yonkers case in New Jersey highlighting female perspectives. The proceedings focused on the case details and the roles of the witnesses in the dispute.
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