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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows Portland Bowman News Co in Portland Oregon with rates for daily and weekly publications. Mentions Daily and Semi weekly options, carrier and mail delivery terms, and a Shimgo Bureau in Washington DC with unclear entries.
Fragmentary verse describes ominous sounds and a call to bind a brutal beast. The imagery blends warlike imagery with drums and bombs indicating a looming clash. The speaker urges action to find and bind the foe, suggesting a mobilization theme.
The article denounces Germany's armistice proposal as insolence from an outlaw regime. It insists the war only ends when Germany is punished, retaking gains and forcing reparations. Allies must not accept terms that merely reform Berlin. true peace requires decisive victory and accountability.
A Washington reply to a prior German menace states that if Germany acts as indicated the United States government intends to pursue reprisals. The note references a similar situation last April involving Capt. von Rintelen, an advance agent of autocracy who had been convicted.
A compilation notes Berlin demanding American release and threats of violent measures against Americans, with reports Germany rescinding a propaganda trial order. It cites Von Rintelen, aviator propaganda drops, and Allied reactions. It also mentions Alsace Lorraine, a kaiser stance, and local notes on liberty loan filing and county attitudes toward debt.
A wary view of German policy notes a split character in recent conduct. The piece cautions against risky terms with a volatile partner, likening current diplomacy to handling a rattlesnake and urging prudence amid uncertain signals.
Pendleton June 7 1918 Hartman Declares candidacy for mayor thanking friends who sent condolences and support while stating it will be impossible to come to terms with opponents. He emphasizes appreciation for past support and outlines his commitment to public service.
Historic notes recounts of residents and travelers including Mr and Mrs W Taylor returning from a visit with relatives in Coder Heyeidtin Moorea. Wm Keetor arrives from Vatowe country. Mentions Hon W M Money at Unkgam attending a saud Meet Morphy and Miew Minto. Morphy and Minto Metehy back this morning. Iron Pals haven Irnatille county for petare peters. Premature propertymen in the web of meantig tober received at the office today from A W Harn.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Deer, a firearm, and a military deployment at a junction east of a town. It references a war context and possible actions by a department of Med, a bearer, and a Duke. Details are unclear and names appear corrupted.
A scattered fragment describes Louis XIV era shifts with allies under Maritoratiah and Pugene, French retaking in 1701 and 1711, Opally later incorporated, population around 25 De, and a court of appeal. It notes a major cannon foundry, arsenal, artillery establishments, and literary and scientific institutions including an academy tied to a university founded in 145%, and a college by Cardinal Allen for English Catholic priest education.
Dr. Daisy B M Orleman Robinson of the American Red Cross receives the gold medal of honor from France for notable epidemic work. Born at Fort Hiley Kansas, she is married to Dr Andrew R K Robinson, professor of dermatology at New York Polyclinic Hospital.
Call to residents to provide name and address of those in military service for a complete Umatilla county roll. Messages to M. Fr. Chomman, Patriotic Service League secretary, urging quick submission of names, even if duplicated, by mail or phone to aid allied forces.
A British patrol boat reported a German submarine loss in the Mediterranean, confirmed after a listener aboard heard a noise against the ship and saw a German sailor clinging to the hydrophone apparatus as survivors surfaced.
The article traces rising wartime outlays from April 1917 as Congress authorizes key bills. It notes the government tapped vast resources and top line figures show expenditures eclipsing earlier forecasts. By the recent estimate, cumulative costs exceed 15.6 billion dollars with monthly expenses climbing.
Readers in London show a quirky habit of sending post cards to entertain the temple scene. The piece notes a growing appetite for light literary scraps and mentions the fad spreading among enthusiasts.
Message packets arrived for soldiers in the trenches including How to Improve Your Complexion Dressmaking at Home Needlework for the Grin Nasturtium-Mainting and Tinky Tales for Tiny Tots, offering leisure and practical lessons.
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