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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
4
In advance pricing appears garbled with entries like four to eight feet by mall thee Dally and various monthly and carrier options. The legible items reference dally and weekly rates and terms but lack coherent dates or names. Only partial pricing details survive for a historical catalog.
A fragmented poem describes a world where all hearts are softened by love and readiness to help. The speaker imagines harmony if everyone avoided harm, so each person would gladly support others and find happiness in collective kindness.
A wartime editorial urges citizens to support the liberty loan honestly, praising the fair ratings system and condemning rumors about slackers. It warns that spreading false reports harms the bond drive and could violate the espionage act, urging individuals to form their own informed judgments.
The piece argues that the law’s reach is insufficient against certain individuals and that enforcement remains weak. It contends that justice is not served and accountability is elusive for responsible authorities.
A commentary lauds President Wilson for maintaining an American mission in Sofia proving its value in wartime diplomacy. It credits Bulgaria's response to calm leadership, notes Belgium’s suffering, and condemns profiteers while urging Turkey toward surrender and urging readers to read The Man Without a Country.
An OCR readout recalls an East Oregonian clipping from October detailing a community event. It mentions Helene Malt, a judge’s father, and a misfired drill, with references to court figures, a street accident, and local guilt claims in a period page fragment.
The dispatch from Quin tivn details the June 6 event marking the formal setup of a ceremonial naval review. It notes the presence of officials and military leaders, including General Mald Merten, and discusses public reactions to the parade and the broader war effort.
Directions issued by the department of development outline knitting steps for a heavy wool sweater with size specifications. Includes casting on, binding off, two-needle technique, rib stitching, gauge, and measurements. Specifies yarn weight, wool type, needles No 2, and detailed row counts, shaping for neck and shoulders, and finishing notes.
An eyewitness account describes a Russian general at a Galician front parade. Soldiers in embroidered uniforms march by, while observers scrutinize their demeanor, equipment, and escort, with shocked reactions to the dignitaries and the show of military pride.
At a recent convention the National Selected Mortiolime group outlined a dignified funeral industry mission and announced plans to save coffin metal and cloth production. George Weinarer of Iewie was elected president as organizers pledge to uphold professional standards and public confidence.
A late 19th to early 20th century dispatch outlines German general staff aims and a Lenin backed alliance plot. It notes German pushes in November 1907 and Soviet cooperation against the Allies, with mentions of Siberian events, war declarations, and mobilization orders.
In a Udated Free dispatch from a California wounded veteran, a group at a hostel near Mount Mitel Veche and Solaponis spoke of exhaustion with long wars. A California rancher urged finishing now, arguing 6000 miles from home means frequent return. A Onle farmer doubted peace talks, urging decisive action to stop renewed fighting.
Frattle Oct 3 workmen began construction of military barracks at the University of Washington. The project aims to prepare young men for training in the army navy and marine corps as part of the nation’s wartime effort.
Wartington February 2 reports from the war department General Pete White described repulsed enemy raid on September 20. A party of two officers and five men attacked with heavy arms and machine guns, advancing toward our outpost. The raid was repelled, with one officer wounded and enemy casualties including captured materiel.
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