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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
5
An Oregonian fragment shows Pendleton publishing company rates for daily, weekly, and monthly mail subscriptions. It lists terms for one year, six months, and three months, with varied prices and delivery options.
A short verse praising perfection and unity, invoking stars and ideals. The speaker contemplates learning from enemies, bending will toward help, and a broader view to lift the world, addressing Howard V. Sutherland.
An excerpted, patchy report argues that German piracy and submarine warfare mobilize American resources and will lead to global change. It forecasts a higher civilization standard and German revival after defeat, praising democratic ideals while condemning warlords.
The article notes cautious hopes that the war may end by 1919’s close but warns against overestimating progress. It argues it may take the full duration or longer to subdue the enemy and cautions against relying on an early settlement as prudent strategy.
A wartime note states that preparations for a long hard war will become known to the enemy and will affect their spirit. The statement emphasizes morale impact and strategic messaging during conflict.
The Pendleton school board aims to hire the strongest possible man to lead the district, seeking a candidate with proven achievement, strong training, and a record of success. The group emphasizes pride in building a class of schools second to none in the northwest, and notes the Round-Up board is endorsed again.
From the Daily East Oregonian November 1 1589 Mr Jonas Livermore of Arlington brother of our Lat is in town on business. James Jones J P Bushee and Prof Roral discussed for councilmen. Pendleton public schools daily attendance runs about 350 with the primary crowded. Surprise parties are popular with Miss Bertha Conley celebrated her lith birthday with friends at her mother's home in games and charades.
Fragmentary note mentions a fellow and Mr Wil feke, an unidentified hive, and a cart of gate. Neagle Brow is cited with hive completed on a strong and substantial truck for C A Smith the Urayman. Content is garbled with obscure references and lacks clear events or dates.
New York voters return to power for Tammany Hall as supporters celebrate a sweeping win across boroughs. The piece notes hundreds of vacancies to fill after January 1 and discusses potential names for key posts including Police Commissioner and Charities chief while reflecting on reform era shifts and the influence of commuters and suburban-minded voters.
In Seward Alaska Nov 13 fossils of tropical shells and ancient mollusks were found in hard sandstone near Oak Inlet. Miners HC Hall Sam Ingram S G Bradley and Jack Stuhl brought specimens to Anchorage showing shells two inches long with bivalve markings and undamaged fossils. Hall will present the collection to interested institutions.
Judge John F. Hylan along with Hyten and the Democratic ticket secured mayoral victories across the city. Democratic New York voters cast ballots supporting candidates in numerous precincts, signaling broad party success.
Rural tale describes a pie social to raise Narvar funds where girls bake pies and mark the packages to signal their chosen sweetheart. They whisper a signal line about the white paper and pink ribbons as the crowd watches the gift exchange unfold.
After a week of voir dire more than 600 men were examined before a jury was selected in Belleville circuit court to hear the conspiracy case against Stiohard Brockhaas Fast Saint Louis labor leader and seven others tied to the Fast Saint Louis race riots. Tony Barkey 27 Samuel Bauchine 10 and Ola Pines 18 pleaded guilty to listing today and received 20 days in jail.
Brockway is charged with making an inflammatory speech at the Fast St. Louis labor temple hours before the rioting, alleging speech incited the unrest.
San Diego city officials approved a relocation plan involving about 160 acres of city lands in the northern part for Marine Corps maneuver rounds. Lieutenant Colonel EF C Wourich Anderson applied for the land to train sailors to be stationed at a Marines hq to be established here.
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