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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note shows postal registration and publication line from the Imperial Hotel listing. Mentions Pendleton area, Portland, Bowman News Co. and Washington Bureau. No clear event or narrative. document appears as clerical metadata.
Rates listed for daily and semi weekly delivery by mail or carrier. Entries show various durations like one year, six months, three months, and one month with mixed figures. OCR errors obscure some values and headings in the fragment.
A fragmentary verse in which a horse speaks for its loyal master. The horse vows to bear the master to safety in parade and battle, expressing unwavering bond and hope that death will not part them. The voice attributes the sentiment to Euphemia MeLeoid.
The government seeks experts to study postwar trade conditions in South America and the Far East. The project aims to promote American commerce after the conflict, envisioning a transformed global order with America as a leading nation in strength and liberal policy.
A speaker argues that defeating Germany is essential to save the world and secure a lasting reputation. The merchant marine is praised for its size and ability to handle commerce, with confidence that great trade opportunities will follow and that preparation for the future is common sense.
The Kaiser relies on victories to quell domestic unrest as Allied strength grows. Observers question if Germany can endure a defeat and whether the war party can survive losing its sole appeal to the German people. Some believe Germany will break like an egg with no recovery.
Translation of a message from the King of Italy read by the Italian Ambassador on the third anniversary of Italy entering the war. The message expresses pleasure in sending greetings to the President and the American people on this commemoration and war anniversary.
Three years since Italy joined World War effort and sent its sword in defense of right. The speech praises moral and physical support from the North American Republic and vows ongoing collaboration. It cites Italy aligning with nations fighting for liberty and safety, and hopes for closer civic progress through joint action in France.
An note on chain letters used to raise funds for war savings stamps. Treasury disapproves their use and the National War Savings Committee clarifies they did not instigate them. A local remark about ashes in a box and a quip on Pershing and General Wood conclude the item.
Democrats and some Republicans hailed a lively rally at the opera house with Governor Pennoyer and Uncle George Webb. Pendleton and Athena bands opened with music before a tense horse runaway disrupted Court and Main, throwing farmer E. P. Warren from his carriage.
An injured man recovered consciousness after an escape with a cut above the eye and bruises. EB FL McCampbell from Picot Rock returned from a trip to the Big Bond country, currently in poor condition. Indications point to a severe winter. Max Baer protested building a wooden bulking within fire limits. fire and water committee recommends no action now.
In the Northwest berries move at 16 to 20 crates daily but delays in ripening slow the load. W. McCullagh of the Apple Growers Association expects no carload before June 10 due to cool weather. Local notes include the Baker death of Joseph A. Emerson, 77, a longtime Baker resident and former Idaho settler, and arrest of circus worker Everett Carothera for alleged theft of railcar metals worth about $3000. Other briefs cover Ridgefield graduates giving up festivities for war effort, and various Pacific Northwest war era updates.
A German U submarine sank the destroyer Juco Jones after Lt Stanton Frederick Kalk commanded efforts to save his crew. Kalk died from exposure and exertion, and the Navy plans to memorialize him with a destroyer named in his honor to commemorate the fallen officer.
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