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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR quotes discuss wartime leadership and public patience. A noted line warns that victory would elevate a leader, while continuing political criticism could erode public support. The text also references Hemlinton Oregon and hotel news from Portland amid chaotic garbled data.
A county official backs a member of the United Presbyterian Association amid local regard for leadership. Details on positions or elections remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
The case of Mayor Mitchel of New York centers on his bid for reelection on a fusion ticket. A Democrat and Wilson supporter, he ran against Tammany’s Hylan and nearly captured the Republican nomination. a recount gave the win to Bennett. If reelected, his rising profile could position him for a future Democratic presidential bid.
DL Roosevelt is a notable citizen whose speeches aid the nation though he often criticizes President Wilson. The writer suggests Roosevelt could do his best work by forgetting past defeats and urging support for the expeditionary force, noting many wish for Pershing's command and urging politicians to unite for the war effort.
The Boston Post questions if Germany would evacuate Belgium and northern France as a peace prerequisite. It warns that such promises could be mere tactics and urges clear German will for peace, noting past broken promises and the need for actual evacuation before any ceasefire talks. It also comments on Allied perspectives and related wartime notes including General Maude and shipyard strikes.
A garbled 1888 era item notes Miss Joanette Puntoey earning a hereditary honor and a Pettit public school class graduation. It describes growing streets and public works, including a courthouse and public utilities, with lists of personnel and residents mentioned. A Pendleton event references Miss Barker of Echo attending a Pendleton public exhibition and a special train carrying forty people.
A fragmentary notice describes several sheep moved toward Ne Traske market with unclear names and misread consignor and buyer details. The garbled text mentions B Bolling and individuals Jin Bovtichor AE BU, leaving the transaction largely unresolved.
A 410 year old granite pyramid atop Sherman Peak in the Rockies is to be moved five miles and reerected on a new pedestal near a strategic rail route. The 60 by 60 foot monument honors Oliver Antes and his partner and marks the railroad line as the pioneers cross the continent. The relocation coincides with a new Sherman Dues tunnel and double track under the peak, celebrated as a major feat of early railroad builders.
The article argues Germany cannot sustain wartime loans without capital and warns that repayment would force repudiation and bankruptcy. It cites German finance elites and conservative interests, detailing the danger of forced indemnities and the looming collapse of the empire's financial structure. It links military resolve to the fragility of war finance and anticipates a deterioration of the will to fight amid financial collapse.
Bee culture in Oregon shows profit potential with upgraded. Aplying modern methods, hundred of hive colonies valued at 246 per unit. The number of productive apiaries has risen, while overall apiary counts remain steady. The industry appears to be expanding in commercial worth and hive numbers across the state.
Central recon rinks first in nitration of Commercial ambrica. Willamette valley yields abundant honey from French pink flowers as clover promises revolution. Industry grows with fruit orchardists and pollen harvesters returning to work amid resumed operations. The coast region foothills gain fame for vine maple and firewood honey.
A feature on a monumental upheaval in Australian history details a major event in industry and mining. The article notes a turning point that affected forks coal mines and other sectors, highlighting key figures and dates involved in the saga.
Mr. George Dewey tonight resigns as honorary chairman of the Navy League. Mrs. Dewey becomes president of the Navy League's women’s section. The organization recently thanked him for his service and noted the change amid internal leadership realignments in Washington.
London dispatch reports the cabinet has increased army and navy pay to raise Britain’s military salaries toward American and colonial levels. The move to boost pensions and active duty pay signals a broader effort to align service compensation with overseas standards, despite domestic critiques.
London dispatch reports confusion over Lincoln statue selection for the American Peace Centenary Committee. A replica by Saint-Gaudien was sent, with a Taft offer rejected as a substitute for Saint-Gaudens, while shipping plans for Westminster were halted during the war period.
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