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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1917
Page
6
The notice outlines varying subscription rates by method, including monthly, six months, and yearly options. It mentions multiple carriers and terms for delivery, with key figures and deadlines implied by the fragmented text.
A fragmentary toast and tribute mix speaks of a hero and the nation’s gratitude after conflict. Whispers mention May and a university figure, Urban H. Killacks, with garbled lines hinting at wartime loss and remembrance.
The piece argues that German intrigue consistently ends in failure, citing Stockholm’s Socialist conference and attempts to win Russia for a separate peace. It notes the Zimmermann proposal to invade the U.S. via Mexico and Japan falters. Berlin’s schemes are described as crafty but insincere, aimed at aggrandizing the dynasty rather than serving people, prompting wary nations and rejection of Berlin’s actions.
The article eulogizes Senator Lane praising his eccentrics and honesty while noting tactless moments. It credits his strong compassion for the disadvantaged and commitment to causes, despite partisan criticism. It laments his untimely death linked to his Washington workload and war program debates.
A USDA note on preventing bread waste explains that bread’s spongy texture fades as moisture exits the crust. Freshen slightly stale bread by warming in the oven, avoid over-moistening crust, and plan portions to prevent excess. Loaf freshness lasts longer than sliced, so use up one loaf before opening another.
Pendleton notes tell of Joseph T Enanie and wife arriving from California after six years away Minnie Switeler leaves Pendleton for Portland, a marriage occurs at Wild Horse Creek between Clara Townsend and EB McParland, J K Salting visits Wild Hare Mountain and a car party by the Misses Guyer. Community updates report home improvements and active carpentry around town.
The article contemplates the governor's selection of a successor and the anticipated stance of the new leader toward the president. It also notes expectations of support or rebuke from the state in the wake of the decision.
In a brief survey, the author notes that road work attracts nonfarmers, reducing farm labor disruption during harvest. Brazil’s potential entry into the war against Germany could carry heavier weight than many expect. The region’s boom is hinted at by a local anecdote: a man cannot find workers for a vault of $54,000 in gold, signaling robust times in eastern Oregon.
A fragment notes a date labeled as the birthday of the inte Victoria and records the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urging opposition to Fathraham becoming a dunalry. The text is unclear but centers on animal welfare concerns and a named society’s stance.
The text claims Troop D under Pendleton shows the leader’s reliability and mentions Al Nobert as new police chief, related to George Roberty and partly to the late Congressman Bills. It also notes Alexander as grandmaster of the “Oregendd Fellows” for about 30 years.
Realty transfers show Marha C. Emirs of Vir to Tyrone Bowyer for 2900 with quitclaim in township 24 north range 28. Eva A. Pearten and others to J. Hawawo with land description in section 6 township 5 north range 325. Nellie Dennis to Stock McMoerris addition to Westot. Ethel V. Beeman to husband TU W. BT with West 2 block IM in Pendiston addition.
London May 24 The submarine menace is not yet in hand but there is no chance of starving out England Admiral Lord Beresford told empire producers Ortaniea Hom introducing Edward Carean first admiralty lord Carean asserted the king was never more on top of the throne at perilous moment amid wartime fears
Olympia May 23 Paul Hoffer a 19 year old Tacoma youth serving four months for defaming the name of George Washington was pardoned today by Governor Kefler. He had served ninee months of his sentence before the clemency.
An old advertisement warns catarrh is a blood infection and sprays or lotions only provide relief. It touts a blood remedy, says it cures by addressing the blood and removing mucous buildup, and claims no minerals or habit forming drugs. Available at druggists with medical department advice.
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