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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
4
An independent newspaper fragment notes the Pendleton Oregon post office status as second class mail. It lists the Telephone on T Sareee Bureau and a security building address at 269 Security Building, Washington DC, and mentions Fourteenth Street NW Bureau 591.
Daily and semiweekly rates listed for by mail and by carrier. One year by mail five dollars. six months by mail. three months by mail. one month by mail. Carrier rates include daily and semiweekly options with varying durations and prices.
A wartime toast from George Morrow Mayo of the United States Navy praising the spirit of Grant and Lao, wishing God’s blessing as Blue and Gray meet on the fields of France and the Sons of the North advance.
The text argues that discipline is the foundation of successful war waging and without it morale collapses. It suggests allied forces cannot be a debating society and that Russia has proven the point, implying that firm control will strengthen the allied cause despite disruption and demoralization.
The piece discusses anti-government forces behind the Maurice episode, the fallout from Lloyd George removing Maurice as director of operations, and warns that disgruntled military men could disrupt the Allied cause more than the German army. It contrasts the army rule of obedience with Russia’s rule.
The piece quotes M. Joseph Reinach writing as Polybe in La Figaro, praising the American spirit as shaped by democracy and war toil. It notes the war’s impact on liberty, the melting pot nation, and the goal of breaking racial shackles alongside a mention of Hamburg travel feasibility and troop estimates in Europe. It closes with light notes on Honor Guard work and a wag about Jupe.
An article argues for a universal railway ticket system with standardized pricing usable on all lines. It envisions transferable mileage books, centralized auditing, and the convenience of buying transportation like goods, likening it to universal postage rates. The piece notes railways must resolve rate disparities and logistical hurdles but sees broad public benefit after the war reshapes utility control.
A Boston Post criticism notes Dr. Davis once tied to Kaiser service suggests removing ring leaders to Hamburg to force loyalty. The piece mocks pro German rhetoric in the United States while labeling it hypocritical that such calls echo from a country resisting return amidst wartime tensions.
A fragmentary note recalls bucketfuls of gifts and a playful moment with Queen Marie of Romania. The chatter hints at spate for bes and Ren hats off to Ari, preserving a local historical flavor without full context.
From the May 16 1800 Oregonian a list of brief items includes Rev Patchtitn recognizing a wheel director to be acted on at Wednesday meeting Thomas Fita Cerois Require’s return from Port Townsend. A motion concerning downhold furniture and horses is noted as potentially dispersed. Frasier returns from a Cheep ranch and Upper Hitch creek. The jail interior has been whitewashed giving a respectable appearance.
LISION May 1. An anti government plot bin lean discovered. Nu Were arrevto Have Seen made and 62 Yetng custed. Doctor Pace has been officially proclaimed president.
Washington reports 21 names in today s casualty list including four killed in action one missing in action one wounded and one dead from wounds three captured and one care accident. Three were wounded severely and seven slightly.
A fragmentary report notes pricing in the eight compass directions. Details are unreadable but the term eight direction implies a broad pricing framework or market survey without specific figures or entities.
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