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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
4
Postal office listing from Pendle Satire outlines service terms and pricing for Daily and Semi-Weekly newspapers by mail or carrier, including durations of one year to one month and varying locations such as Portland and Chicago Bureau. It notes rates for Daily editions and semi weekly issues, with carrier delivery pricing and terms.
Fragmentary quotation of a Civil War era poem about healing through sacrifice as soldiers lift the Cross. The lines evoke lifting the Scarlet Letter of war to heal, save women and children, rebuild towns, and restore hope after devastation.
Governor Stewart of Montana urges unity and postponement of domestic disputes while the nation fights a desperate enemy. He condemns Germain propaganda, calls for scorning treason, and says reforms can wait until victory is secured. He argues substantial issues must not derail war effort.
The passage argues that lies sown by propagandists aim to sow sectarian trouble. It states that courageous, patriotic, and capable men should be recognized, irrespective of religion or politics, and emphasizes plain Americanism as the only worthwhile criterion.
Secretary Baker announced that America has more than half a million men in France and sends about 100000 monthly. The nation is building machine guns and expanding its airplane program at a record pace. The U S navy guards shipping, reducing submarine threat, and the United States grows as a decisive factor in the war to make the world safe for democracy.
A wartime speech asserts unshakable commitment by the army navy and government to meet obligations. It warns morale as the sole potential failure, citing risks from political disruption propaganda or war strain while promising swift replacement of faltering personnel.
Special Correspondent argues car shortages hide larger problem: shipping delays hinge on terminal capacity and loading times not car availability. He cites examples from 1916 17 and Harrisburg Altoona to show terminals bottleneck movement, urging expansion of terminal facilities and policy to boost efficiency.
From the war strain and propaganda warnings, a retiring minority leader urges restraint and cross party unity during wartime. His expressed views, shared as of yesterday, are hoped to be echoed by current congressional leaders from both parties who remain active.
Public wartime notice highlights that about three fourths of casualties are wounded. It urges remembrance during the Red Cross drive and frames U S efforts as active wartime service.
Gen C Coe transfers to City of Stan field a corporation in a detailed land description. Geo & Cometux convey to Oreton Washington Railroad and Navigation Co. The Townsite Co to Claude Meyers for $1. Western Land & Irrigation to W. Guiliford for $1. Descriptions cover sections 4 2 14 in township 3 north range 24 28 34.
J M Edward and Fred Doerter opened a cut rate ticket and employment office near the Howman house. John Armtrong was kicked by a horse, injuring his left leg and prompting a layoff for some time. The Ogie Brothers arrived from Ridge with four horses and hides, Weed DibbatI a miner traveled 150 miles from Weidburn to Pendrien and will return soon. church invitations are being distributed to all sinners.
Lawrence O'Neil Lord Mayor of Dublin may travel to the Palace Flaten to present Ireland's case against conscription to President Wilwt. Representatives from Sinn Fein Labourites and O'Brienites are reportedly united in this effort.
Realty transfers record Geo R. Roberts and wife transferring to Sherman F. Roberts a NW quarter of a section in township 32 north range 29, plus a Franklin Fass note. Another deed shows Senith Edward Payne purchasing lots 1 and 3 and 12 in block 5 Knowlten's Addition for 65 dollars, with a note about Pendleton addresses. Reimann and wife sell Lot 1 in block 473 Pendleton area for 666 dollars. Lot 10 boosts Pendleton market values.
Indianapolis May 4 The memory of Hoosiers who died in the war is honored by a Circle monument now redesigned largely by German sculptors Fragmented texts claim Association figures and German artist names influence the final design The piece reflects Teuton imagery and wartime symbolism in the civic memorial context
The article notes Teutonic features among Spanish American War and Civil War figures and suggests German traits in a portrait, naming Misa Tadlann and a German fraulein line. It mentions a monument described as magnificent in the United States during summer crowds, with gardening by boys and vegetables by girls, and a quest for land initially 209 feet deep and 60 feet wide left with friends when the owner went to Germany to join the army, later commandeered for patriotic use.
In Cleveland in May a war garden program seeks vacant lots to house plots for children. Bishop, a neighborhood service director at Rice School on Buckeye Road near E 218th Street, is coordinating efforts to seize land for the gardens as no playgrounds exist in the district.
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