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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1917
Page
4
Fragments from a derailed OCR show listings for Pendleton Oregon including hotel notices and postal rates. References mention Boreas and a Boreas street address with daily, weekly, and semi weekly publication terms and pricing.
The piece warns that Allied defeat is unlikely but domestic dissension and poor cooperation could threaten victory. It cites possible internal strife within allied nations and hints at English political pressures on Lloyd George as a distraction from wartime aims.
A political landscape outlook notes three years to the next presidential election. It asserts support for the administration abroad and at home while warning that prejudice could resurface. It stresses allied cooperation, vigilance against intrigue, and the path to victory through unity.
The United States food administration states there is no salt, laundry blue, or matches shortage. It blames German agents for rumors prompting successive buying drives by housewives along the eastern seaboard. The stockpiles, it says, are ample and demand remains normal.
A man who plans to turn in a false fire alarm expresses desire for a more useful occupation, suggesting street repair work with a ball and chain accompaniment as a rough alternative.
While Fritz tried to keep Haig from gaining control the French fighters landed solid blows. Pendleton will be satisfied with no other kind of superintendent, reflecting a desire for stability and capable leadership.
A 28 years old note records Mestre W, TD Bateford, IRalort Forester, and J Bentleys attending a Pinatilla Jodie No. do A. FP & A. M. meeting at Anie Wha Sapelay. Lewter Mathews faced horse stealing charges. bond set at 200 dollars by his father. A garbled local editorial note references CRIN at Laetker & Kuebler’s and a forthcoming inquiry by the grand jury. Willan M. Scott is in the leg. Gippl protten dike near Theliy is mentioned. A WL Nye is opposed to colonelian duties.
A garbled regional notice discusses a figure named Belurves and a Washington-based leader, praising intensive farming and a community farm project. It hints at a late representative and a caretaker role, with vague references to a home and a large rural effort.
Fragmentary notes describe a tense meeting where Afra Morton and others pushed for unity in a Penton area body. The document records voting, appointed officers, and the challenge of achieving representation while managing a shifting slate of district leaders and financial motions.
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