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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1917
Page
5
An independent newspaper notice appears with publication details for Dalry and Kem Weekly and information about offices and distribution points in Cragen and Coriland Oregon. It notes entry at the office and a standard mailing matter, listing multiple bureaus and street addresses for filing.
A fragmentary poem by Fremont Pollock Livingston ponders fate and destiny. It contemplates unseen force shaping life, the impact of moments and choices, and a wish for a straight path toward heaven and eternity.
Excerpts reveal that German guards refer to allied soldiers as swine, with the term reflecting the contempt and insolence taught to the Kaiser’s followers. The report notes how French, British, Italian, American and Canadian prisoners are labeled under this pejorative heading.
A critical essay argues Germany overestimated racial superiority and military prowess. It cites the Marne and Calais stands, questions Kaiser Wilhelm II’s gains against larger foes, and warns that neglect of justice and respect will doom German schemes. The author predicts German downfall once opponents unite.
The article notes reduced LI. W. W. menace after Heywood and other leaders were jailed. It argues for a firm policy to counter any foes to national war plans and stresses Uncle Sam cannot risk those who would undermine the nation in battle.
The United States continues to call registered men into the national army at regular intervals. It will not be long before many men are in service, but sending them to Europe is slowed by a lack of ships and resulting congestion.
Urgent call to schedule today a sitting at Wheeler Studio for Anuar tokens. Contact Wheeler Studio to book now and share with close friends and family to ensure timely delivery.
The text argues for additional military camps to handle soldiers and suggests Hermiston as an ideal site. It notes Governor Withycombe proclaims Home Products week December 3–8 to urge Oregonians to buy local goods for Christmas. It mentions Kerensky’s return and urges food conservation as support for Belgium and democracy.
A four year old girl named Daley Burleigh vanished after reportedly jumping from a wagon on lower Webl street weeks ago. No trace of the child is found to this day, with relations including Mrs. A. A. Roberta of Ridge. Also noted, a bouncing girl was born to William Turt’s wife this morning. Winter expenses grow, not counting interest, rising to about $200.
A rough OCR text describes salaries and fuel costs and notes a new district bric h being built under a force of miners. It mentions a portion of the Flirt National Bank building being moved today to prevent possible seismic events as the structure settles badly.
The Me. E Silay school led by president Vaehtl Hoakine met at Mrs Lelia Taylor's house Monday evening. Members discussed charity events and a plan to aid elderly parishioners to church, asking for notices about missing persons or needs. Mrs George Nueg and H C Blewett of Blewett Manufacturing attended from Spokane.
Emperor of Austria narrowly escaped death during a motor tour near Udine when his automobile crossed a retreating stream. A willow saved him as the car and party were swept downstream by the torrent. King Ferdinand of Hungary aided by dispatching a rescue.
Major-General Willan P trivall commands the department of de voorhemet with two of the rm tere of tie waat Lath terhaht. Genet Lreektl Oagitote Kiotott Jerien named as péripol aidte te Honerat Hovall and Catone Hugh Callagher designated commander. Dreeall recalled from retirement to serve in Charleston South Carolina.
In Walla Walla Washington guards at the state penitentiary opened fire during a knife fight among inmates. A prisoner named Jenkins was shot in the knee after guards ordered prisoners to sit and one attacker ignored commands. Several inmates were injured but no others were shot.
The Montana highway commission will distribute 58,448 dollars of net automobile license tax funds to county general funds. The executive committee authorized the November 19 distribution, with 75 percent of net collections directed to highway needs and the remainder to county governance under the commission.
Reports from Juarez and other Mexican towns describe celebrations by Germans after an Italian defeat. Border sources note nightly German meetings with Mexican authorities and claim Germans drove Americans from certain areas. Confusing fragments hint at ceremonies and student activities, with garbled place names and unclear details.
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