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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1917
Page
4
An unclear OCR fragment references an office entry in Prodietoa Oregon and mentions Far East related terms. The readable portion lists an office, a place in Oregon, and scattered words that imply a registry or record entry without complete context.
Poem fragment urging women to convert tears into power and deeds. The speaker calls for gathering women’s tears, planting them in the breast of motion, and reaping courage from rural and urban lives. It frames a vow to reclaim agency amid hardship.
In Matilla county farmers are offered a guaranteed price near $2 for their wheat this year, with similar assurances from the government. The plan promises steady returns and protection from market speculation as market dynamics shift between bulls and bears.
A fragmented ad style report notes relief from headache and neuralgia after seeking treatment from a doctor at a small shop. The text mentions patient distress, a woman’s voice, and a generic promise of cure with limited readable specifics.
Farmers praised for government fairness and urged to back the war by buying liberty bonds. Many grain growers already purchase blocks of 5000 dollars or more and more are expected to follow. Given high wheat and wool prices this year, the county should meet its full quota of liberty bonds to honor patriotism.
The mutiny on certain German war ships is not likely to cripple the Kaiser's fleet but signals pessimism and defeat at Wilhelmshaven. A victorious navy or army does not endure mutiny, and such events appear as a sign of a nation in decline.
The United States foreign trade shows a move toward normalcy as exports in August total 490 million, down 20 million from last year due to embargoes on exports to neutral countries, while imports reach 270 million, up 71 million. Over eight months exports total 34.153 billion and imports 2.049 billion, leaving a sizable excess of exports, signaling shifts in foreign exchange and borrowing under wartime conditions. The World Series has concluded, with debates over Idaho and Oregon football outcomes pending final judgment.
Boards strive to recruit male teachers this year while facing competition from the army. The effort emphasizes filling classrooms with qualified men in the face of service obligations and labor market shifts.
A retrospective item recalls a 1608 wedding note to Willan M. Teagte ter Pendleton, with payments and society details. It lists officers at a recent Pendleton meeting and mentions residents including Mire L. Premeli, Pierce of alten, and prominent members such as John Habe and A. Birepeoe. A golden wedding rake is noted as a curious artifact.
Idaho football coach Pipals enters a tough schedule seeking a real challenge. Captain Tom Jackson leads a lean squad as the team prepares to face Pendleton Friday, with a lineup featuring Gowen Carmiban Bartwell Barber and Knudson among others.
A ragged historical account covers Oregon Agricultural College football camp notes and early season prospects. It highlights weight concerns in the Beaver lineup, coach focus on training, and Idaho and Oregon comparisons as the team prepares for a Round-Up city game.
The United States department of agriculture announces amendments to the migratory bird law to take effect after October 15 19. The changes restrict hunting seasons and implement new prohibitions. Regions affected include states such as Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota with schedules adapting to local conditions.
The notice outlines open season changes in several states including Dehua Gegth Datelas stentazia Wy hing Colomeas and Mahd ite with September 16 to December 1 deadlines. It details regional variations in eastern Oregon Washington Nevada and Pennsylvania from September 16 to December 31 and October 2 to January 1 in other areas, plus clarify rules about hunting timing amid new regulations.
A fragment notes that certain actions are prohibited under state laws regarding hunting. No further details given about parties, dates, or jurisdictions.
The Marine Corps issues a practical foot exercise plan for applicants with flat feet. Thirteen movements focus on toe turning, balance on toes, and slow rises to strengthen arches. Guidance advises walking on the balls of the feet and avoiding high toe angles.
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