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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
7
Publication details for HENT NEWSPAPER Pendigon Oregon edition by EAST GREGONIAN. Includes mailing options and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with carrier and mail delivery terms and addresses for offices and distribution.
A historical meditation contrasts military and prison power with education as the path to equality. It envisions worth tied to learning, general freedom for all children, and a future where monarchic rule ends.
Senator Hiram Johnson criticizes the war tax law as unjust while admitting no tax system can be perfectly fair. He argues equitable taxation is as hard as fair road construction and urges focusing on merits rather than defects. He adds constructive support is needed rather than constant criticism.
A rapid-fire provincial editorial characterizes Russian Maximalists as a radical group aiming to build an economic millennium in a country recently freed from czardom. The piece argues that feeding extremism invites self-destruction and cautions against rewarding radical demands.
The writer argues the peasants and workers will not find the heaven Trotsky promises. He notes unknowns about the Russian situation but predicts a forthcoming shift or change, suggesting instability and a new development is likely soon.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes German critics warn American air capability could swing the war for the Entente. They doubt 500000 troops or more supplies can reach the Western Front next six months, yet fear 10000 aircraft next summer. Also mentions Barleycorn in Ohio and Hoover appointing Arthur Willaine as NYC food administrator for over 6 million people.
A large band of horses was driven through town Sunday and judging by their appearance had found no whiskers on the face of the earth for weeks. They seemed an emblem of Harrison's administration and as hungry as an office seeker denied voters.
Local youths form a benevolent association to fund a planned lottery for religious aims. They propose contributing a sum to cover 400 dollars in goods. A temperance drink event at Whitianal Water flavored by a Sunday wake draws crowds as Milarkey’s hall hosts an opening session.
A brief notice states that the Pood administration has surpassed six million in a key metric, signaling a milestone achievement. Details highlight ongoing efforts and future targets, with emphasis on sustained growth and public interest.
At a Swedish Medical Society meeting Dr Carl Kling bacteriologist at the Care linkin Institute announced a new serum for scarlet fever. He said mortality in severe cases treated with the serum dropped to about 17 percent from over 70 percent in untreated cases. Dr Kling is noted for work in serum research at the Carolinian Institute, Sweden’s national medical training college.
The Adams Nev Ladies Club met at Mrs. I C Dow Volene’s home. Attendees included Mrs. Mire Charles Drypula Mrs 7.0 Oheanu Mrs Aoe agers MPa Charles Sehnata Mrs M A Baker Aire WH Bower Sire EB Carr Mir A J Baker Mrs John Gules Min Everett McColhim Steven Edwards Minson Jonale Chemut Dore Chesnut and Breulah Spencer. An afternoon and evening of refreshments followed with jumpin Hee and cotfes. The Red Cross society will stage an entertainment in Adams city hall to raise funds for the deathral Evetrbair is invited.
Marines bombarded an enemy city in a training display at Quantico Virginia. miniature buildings labeled church hospital gun factory were used to show targeting limits while avoiding marked structures. Also included is a Pendleton Oregon budget notice from 1917 detailing city departments and appropriations.
Eighteen thousand thin soldiers at the Great Lakes training station received their first meals of the day. The menu covered breakfast bread and coffee soup and cream baked potatoes and pudding for dinner and hot slaw bread and butter for supper. A planned whipped down today will move 6000 pounds of wheat bread.
The Woreemis of Meer a Co, linked to Chichen, face a labor dispute over wots bo the bode trial work amid new garmentry calls.
Awards announced at the Art Institute of Chicago highlight prizes to Albin Polavek for The Portrait of Caesar W. Hawthorne, Ernest Ta Blumenschein for The Chief Speaks, Charles Meiffel for Tin the Allie, and Gay Co for Linlith Falling Snow in the 30th annual American art exhibit.
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