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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1918
Page
4
Fragment from Oregonian listing postal entries and telegraph dispatches with references to Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC bureaus. Mentions sale at newsstand Bowman & Co in Portland and security building details.
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and semi weekly editions, including by mail and by carrier options. Rates cover one year, six months, three months, and one month, with distinct prices for mall, mil, and carrier delivery.
Excerpt reflects wartime euphemism for death, stating Going West means not dying but returning to a glorious rest. The piece, credited to Dan Totheroh and amp Lewis, contrasts sunset imagery with hope of a son reborn and a new dawn rather than final oblivion.
A historical critique condemns German bombardment of civilian targets in Amiens as futile and barbaric. It contrasts with American wartime conduct, noting no prior practice of destroying private property to intimidate civilians. The piece accuses the Kaiser's forces of deliberate fiendishness and argues such measures violate established military codes.
An obituary notes Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination sparked the war. It disputes Serbian government involvement and cites Berlin and Morocco era planning, asserting Prinzip’s notoriety endures beyond a controversial narrative. The piece mirrors New York World commentary from the era.
The quotation condemns German ruthlessness as a strategic misstep that weakens the nation’s standing, makes peace harder to secure, and brands Germany an outlaw in the eyes of allies and adversaries alike, likening it to a hated rattlesnake.
Oswald West Democrat offers to withdraw from the senatorial contest in favor of the current Republican incumbent amid wartime political maneuvering. The piece notes mixed public sentiment and references financial bond activity as indicators of broader opinions. Local events include a Grange meeting at Helix with candidates and a Presbyterian Church assembly, plus real estate transfers and subscriptions for Pendleton Academy.
A Daily East Oresonian item from May 7 recalls Kopittke's feed yard display. A sign stood 40 feet long and 9 feet high indicating the company site. The note frames the yard as a notable landmark in the region 28 years ago.
Real estate transfer notices show J C Henderson conveying property in Walla Walla to Binford in SW 1-48 section 15 township 6 north range 36. Another transfer records Allia county corporation selling to Diath Moxgreve for $1 in Cr Stouts Addition Milien. Scandinavian American notices note transfers involving Towpalte Co and Rank with properties described under NW and SW segments in townships 4 north and related ranges.
America Was Boston reports Rev Sir George Adam Smith of Aberdeen University denouncing the German military party at Symphony Hall remarks. He contends the ultimate German goal is domination of the American continent during the Allied moral arms contrast at the meeting.
Paris May 2 The Elysee palace and the Hotel Champa Blyseas have been taken over by the American expeditionary force. The buildings will be used as offices and quarters for officers of the American army.
Banta Rosa May 2 2 BL Fingh of the government good rows com minion Hen Blow of the California Automobile Ampclition met with Sonome county ey nervieis to linetime the building of a military road through the county.
Garry Herrmann, Cincinnati Rede president and commission chair, unveils a 60-year old flag given to Christy Mathewsen with the inscription read aloud. The piece recalls a strong Cincinnati Rede team from fifty years ago, famed for resilience and notable players, and notes plans to renew the flag's display this season.
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