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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from The Oregonian notes Pendilo post office and second class mail references with scattered city names and bureau addresses. The readable bits mention News Stand Portland and security buffer references amid incomplete lines.
The note listsRates for subscriptions by mail and carrier with various durations. It includes daily, semi weekly, and carry options. amounts range from three dollars to five dollars depending on term and delivery method. The fragment lacks clear dates or publication name but shows price points for annual, semi annual, and monthly terms.
A poetic fragment praising a mother for wit strength and sheltering humankind. Mentions Willam F. Howes and a red crom theme, with lines about a beating heart and lips that comfort the weak. The text reads like an early 20th century homage heavy with religious and patriotic imagery.
President Wilson warned against delaying the revenue bill noting the injustice of postponement. He urged Congress to pass the law promptly so taxpayers can prepare for the federal taxes. He cautioned that waiting risks financial strain for workers and mills dependent on timely revenue.
On the same day Col Roosevelt accused the administration of silencing honest criticism, Attorney General Gregory faced remarks about the use of executive powers. The report notes tensions between critics and the administration during this period.
The text argues that federal attorneys are told to avoid misusing disloyalty laws against well meaning critics, claiming the government acts opposite to the colonel’s charges. It notes Roosevelt’s speeches diminish his own standing as he speaks.
The Portland News asserts patriotism is personal not tied to class. It notes bankers and day laborers both show devotion or neglect, rejecting the idea that loyalty to country is a class trait. Urges readers to dismiss class-based patriotism claims as untrue.
Pendleton residents praise Mr. Raley and Mr. Hamley as capable candidates for the school board. They aim to stabilize schools and maintain Pendleton's prestige with a new superintendent-elect bringing a record of promising service. Unanimous election is urged by supporters who value steady governance.
A fragment suggests frustration at fuss over every "has been" officer not given a big command abroad. The Hun is described as active again, signaling continued wartime tension and propaganda.
A community page asks whether everyone behaved well at a recent children's sports event. The item notes participation by families and organizers, with calls for fair play and inclusive conduct.
From the Daily East Cremonian May 28, 1900. Frank Duprat and his crew of stone masons will complete the Turknor building foundation Friday. A wedding party gathered at Joseph DuPuis residence that evening for the marriage of Joseph Blasche and Laura A Dedeen. Prof John J Basye reports Echo has a dozen or more Republicans planning to vote for Mr Pierce. John Halley received endorsements from all three Alert Trains companies for second assistant. H C Means, the burly mayor of Umativia, plans a visit to Pendleton.
Realty transfers show Des, Joseph Parrago and wife to Liurenes Mann for 400 dollars in Northwest quarter and 1-4 Southeast, Bee 20, Township LN. Hayes couple to Thoms Thompson for 2000 dollars in Northeast 1-4 Northwest and 1-4 Bee, Bee 26, Township 2, 1st block James DB. Rote couple to Robert Bieslinger for 8700 in BE i-d Northwest, T4 Soc 6 Tww, 1 SN Ry 3a.
President Wilson posed for a Cuban artist named A Rotmanach who will paint a portrait of the president for the city of Mayang.
General Foch expresses France’s gratitude for American Red Cross aid in World War I. He notes America’s entry supported the allies with army, resources, and commerce, praising their beneficence and ongoing care for wounded, and vows to remember the impulse that brought Americans to ally with France.
Columbia University faculty and students shift from Greek roots to war work. More than 400 professors and 11,000 alumni engage in military and naval programs, including submarine chaser engine schooling and cipher decoding. The university trains specialists in armor, aerial photography, aviation support, and war-related crafts for front-line service.
J H Burgard appointed wool administrator for Oregon. Burgard, based in Portland, heads the state internment wool division and runs John H Burgard & Co. He is expected to oversee wool distribution to factories and manage responsibilities similar to the main division led by M A Hibner.
The fragment references a Portand figure, an appointment, and a possible move to Parti and Infiup. Details are ambiguous, but suggests a political or organizational role change involving Mr Burgard and a wool-related work context edited into the record.
Canyon City records a chrome plant at Prairie Digging expanding sales for low grade chrome. Since May, a crew of 14 has prepared the mill to process district chrome, offering new market opportunities to local miners and dealers despite the grade being previously sidelined.
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