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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
5
A damaged OCR passage lists daily and weekly publications, rates, and distribution notes for Imperial Hotel News Brand in Portland Oregon. Mentions Korean S00 Daily and various mail, carrier, and semi weekly options with unclear dates or lengths.
Fragmentary notice suggests men called for a second draft within six months, with implications of ongoing enlistment and inevitability of current use continuing.
The piece notes crowding as the first draft army deploys to Europe and predicts training camps will be needed after the war. It highlights Hermiston as a potential cantonment site and argues permanence if chosen, given northern climates allow year round outdoor work.
Editorial urges swift end to war through heavy liberty bond oversubscription. Argues German defeat aided by American economic power, embargos on neutral shipments, and coal supply controls. Claims German hopes for victory rely on American hesitation and calls for united U.S. financing to press the war.
The war drives efficiency and prompts radical steps beyond peacetime norms. Public ownership of railroads and some utilities is seriously considered as government takes over the ship industry. Duration of the war will shape how far these measures extend and how fast old habits are discarded.
The article notes a plan using local schools to carry a food economy campaign, reaching the majority of county homes and aiming for practical results. The writer suggests rain would improve attendance for an upcoming mud football game, linking weather to community events amid wartime hardship.
The Daily East Oregonian reports 28 years ago EF Coon was elected to fill a vacancy. A Hindel Hayden Mustens Society meeting was planned at Wi J FE Houn'sbower next Tuesday. Willie Turrel praised as a top pupil in public schools. Telegraph tender Wins Wy Mike Wir A. A student prank and punishment to Exevers for fighting at the school grounds are noted amid parent objections.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Marence Rowland a White Sox figure and a manager role in Aberdean with few legible details. Mentions Pembleton, TOKE DACLOTTONW, and bank terms, plus East Kesonmntan and a Milton/Wonton teacher. Also notes Tom Pobsop and Jim Jonnie as singer and former schoolmates.
Realty transfers list several parcels with names such as Ada Mae Rebenuts and Wy Lana to various grantees. Properties include sections and ranges like 110 E 4-2 SE 1 4, Spe. Bee ee A 1 South, range 22, and Irvington Heights additions. Several small sums are noted including 2400 dollars, 10 dollars, and 1 dollar for different parcel transfers. The text enumerates multiple tract transfers with inconsistent OCR but preserves names, parcels, and rough locations.
Fragmentary text references a table, bonds, money amounts, and a township move north. Specific names, dates, places, and actions are unreadable, leaving a partial notice about financial items and a local conduct or direction.
Weather office records a 26 degree night as snow blankets city roofs and hills. Most crops harvested, unharvested garden crops damaged, stock brought in, and the valley and hillsides snow covered with lingering thaw in the morning.
Trade bulletins will be issued by the School of Commerce at the State University to provide free, no charge information on trade conditions and opportunities. The program, directed with the commerce department, will offer special bulletins and data to manufacturers and merchants, including regional and national conditions, with additional public notices available through the university’s information service.
The German majority at a Wore convention voted 84 to 3 in favor of recommending thatRelit-Hiag members oppose the governments war loan. Berlin dispatches say the HoohAliste wrreinett and Trevi Ginpitohys widh the HoohAliste wrreinett supported the motion.
A terse dispatch states ten thousand Russians were captured near Obimbl in June. It notes parts of the Girma naval forces moved toward Fujian defenses and reports Moon batteries and river forces engaged near the Werder river with withdrawal confirmed after a short engagement.
A fragmented wire-pivot report from New York discusses the Miharovich Bronkaehny Line, trading activity in Armen tine shipping, and a new holdtide company with 50 valued operations. A submarine arrival near Central Park is noted, with an improvised tower impeller to aid handling of the sub rourle.
Old time tonic touts S S S as a blood purifier and general health booster. Claims to keep blood pure and rich, stimulate appetite, and strengthen the whole body. Promotes the product through druggists and a Georgia address for free medical advice and booklets.
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