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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
11
May 24 report notes German farmers oppose prisoner exchanges built into the Brent-Litovak peace treaty. They say wartime prisoners used as forced labor hinder farm work, risking food production if rents fall before September. German papers highlight the issue as a major domestic concern.
London report notes German shells and bombs hit English coastal towns and interior areas. The piece claims the raids produced a large, unexpected rasied war-loan response as pigeons returning home carried the city’s war effort.
An old advertisement recounts a family using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to calm a severe facial rash on a sister. The testimonial claims quick healing after applying the products, with emphasis on soap as a daily toilet aid and Cleansing splash.
Al Roberts grew from a fanatical racing dream to a long public service career across Oregon. Born in Fanors, Iowa, he served as deputy sheriff, city marshal, police judge, and Portland government worker before settling in Pendleton as chief of police. His family ties and generous nature left many youths inspired to stay in Pendleton.
The Walla Walla agricultural fair hosts a two day race program on June ten and eleven featuring five events daily. Nearly forty horses are entered for runnings and harness races on a premier one mile track. Profits support the fall show with grandstand admission listed at ten cents.
United States manufacturers plan to ship 50 Liberty motors to Britain air plane factories before July 1. The Ford plant at Detroit will produce 100 Liberty motors daily within weeks. Motors will be machine tuned though experts say some hand work will remain. Ford insists that with machinery, parts can be turned quickly and meets all requirements. He has mobilized 1200 toolmakers to handle the demand.
San Francisco May 22 Cattle will yield to herd movements in national forest free serves and parks as automobile clubs push for livestock on highways. The California Automobile Association adopted a resolution urged by the Interior Secretary and the Livestock industry to study feed forms and appeal for motorist cooperation in Washington. Conservation officials voiced support for a plan to balance road use.
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