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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1918
Page
4
The East Oregonian lists daily and weekly newspaper delivery options with varying terms and prices. Rates include daily mail and carrier options, weekly and semi weekly plans, and several term lengths in months or weeks.
The piece salutes a hero named Gregon and a land of rugged youths ready to answer a national call to fight. It praises flowers, rocks, and a wonderful night while urging courage and strength, declaring Oregon the hopeful new hour for battles ahead.
A historical analysis argues tariffs shield eastern manufacturers at the expense of workers abroad. It contends high duties inflate domestic prices while allowing cheaper foreign labor and exports, urging fairer trade that serves all regions. The piece warns such policy clashes with core American principles and must be revised.
A proposal to establish a victory memorial honors the work of Pendleton or Umatilla county soldiers and sailors in this war, recognizing their service and sacrifice. The plan seeks community support for a lasting tribute to those who served.
The speaker urges a memorial that endures beyond a momentary display. It should be well planned, substantial, and funded properly, not a cheap token. A lasting tribute requires real money and thoughtful, durable design.
The East Oregonian argues that natural town advantages, combined with unity, enthusiasm, and directed effort, drive growth. It notes private business parity as a guide for communities, urges promotion of development, and predicts farmers and settlers will move to commercial centers for gains. War duties easing, local people should assert themselves in work they understand and enjoy.
Fragmented OCR describes visitors to La Gran and nearby figures in West Virginia. Mentions Mrs Frank Hansen, Mrs J B Baker, and M Mee with J A Waltore, Casey thrice. notes discussion of tariff and wage topics. debates on government seizure of mail after the war.
A preliminary London report claims 12,672 soldiers captured by the Turks, 8,290 dead, and 224 others missing or believed taken. The note links the casualty figures to a rebellion event faced by the Turks and notes some captures were later accounted for in follow up inquiries.
A long list of breakfast and supper dishes with many recipe fragments. Mentions include omelet, baked potatoes, squash, tomatoes with mayonnaise, corn bread, and milk drinks. Several chaotic phrases outline methods for baked squash, macaroni with cheese, and tomato dishes, ending with a note about reader interest.
A former Reichstag delegate from Alsace declares Germany must pay for its defeat. He criticizes Allied terms and argues Germany should defend its interests abroad. He warns against Austrian alliances and notes potential risks if Germany loses authority abroad.
US officials report a detailed chart tracking German morale from August 1914 to November 1915, indicating a zero point between November 16 and 45 as the war’s pressures mounted. A war map in Washington depicts western front intensity, with corps and divisions, showing how military and economic strains shifted German resolve.
A fragmented report notes a longtime Finn Miiinote district representative in Ore House may run for speaker if James Mangateo of Miiinota blocks another bid. The piece hints at a potential candidacy and political maneuvering.
An old advertisement promises to improve complexion by treating the liver with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It advises avoiding meats and hot foods, taking baths, and walking daily to regain beauty, selling for 25 cents per bottle.
Fragmented wartime report describes German sailors surrendering near Harwich, with chaotic details of the scene and partisan reactions. The piece references Allied forces, Admiral Tyrwhillt, and a leaflet on child discipline amid the broader wartime rhetoric.
The text reports Charla and Chaplin’s marriage with unclear details and mentions Mildred Harrie as a known figure in the movie world. A reverend and a secretary are named in a secretive setting, with confusion about the wedding date and participants.
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