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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference mail by three Manila items and a yearly sequence. Details are unclear. readable terms include mail and three items, suggesting a mailing or shipment notice with dated markers and a carrier reference.
A wartime editorial reflects on troop trains leaving for the front and the duty of young men to fight. It condemns German autocracy, praises Britain and allied aims, and asserts Prussianism will be crushed with minimal losses, urging resolve and sacrifice for freedom.
The Spokesman-Review defends government publicity on war plans amid criticism from Roosevelt supporters. It argues silence was wrong and publicizing underway preparations strengthens effort, citing air force funding, motor improvements, and mass production, while urging confidence in the nation’s future and the farmer role.
28 years ago the Daily East Oregonian notes Mayor Henry Means visiting Amaee City. Local mention says Main Street gutter cleaning underway and preparations for holiday trees in Pendleton. Information indicates a depot site selected and construction details for tied projects.
Social notes from Pilot Rock and surrounding areas detail a quiet wedding of a Pilot Rock couple, with neighbors and family in attendance. The column lists local arrivals and visits, births, and community events, including a birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Orville Reger of Kildmanire, plus various trips to Pendleton and Walhe Wak.
A fragmented and archaic sounding verse extols America as a free nation. It references vigilance against foreign threats and victory over tyrants, mentioning a "Mog" and a distant triumph across the sea. The text reads like a patriotic chant with echoes of historical wartime rhetoric.
A damaged OCR fragment references a ranch below town and mentions hay, a drummer, and an ankle injury during a precounter event. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
A blaze at a lumber yard in St Paul caused extensive damage with an estimated $720,000 loss. Fourteen firemen were overcome and injured while crews from Twin City Hartwood Lumber and Why City firms assisted in battling the flames. The origin is suspected incendiary. authorities investigate in the district.
New York October reports an oversubscription of nearly 75 percent to the five million dollar pension fund for Episcopal retirees. Of the six million subscribed, six million forty four thousand five hundred fifty five dollars had already been appropriated.
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