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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1917
Page
4
Fragment of a newspaper notice showing a newsstand sale and distribution details for Portland Oregon. Mentions locations and security building references, with garbled postal framing and classification notes.
Poem-like exhortation urging action against bloodshed and tyranny. References the God of truth and the great Republic, calling for defense of freedom and the enduring right. The language echoes a historic, propagandistic cadence.
A brief notice urges readers to subscribe this crucial week for the Second I Must Be Done initiative with emphasis on timely action and ongoing engagement. It frames subscription as essential for continued participation and support.
The government’s new draft method aims to reduce injustices of the first draft by prioritizing the most available men and calling others only as needed, signaling a more selective approach to military service.
The speaker argues only a few of the ten million registered men can be drafted initially and calls for removing exemptions for those with no dependents or essential home occupations. He suggests younger men with fewer responsibilities should be drafted, and supports a new, more logical scheme to gain popular support.
Endleton hosted a first ever intercollegiate football game in eastern Oregon with strong demand to repeat annually. Pendleton residents believe the city’s location boosts prestige and visitor traffic while delivering wholesome entertainment and community pride. Citizens urged support for Liberty Bonds and war effort as reality of global conflict deepens. Idaho sympathizers note Helix contributions and sugar-cut reminders accompany war mobilization.
Prom the Daur Fast recention notes newly married couples registered at the Golden Rule during a lively bridal chamber. The article highlights a matrimonial renderorm and the spread of the Golden Rule reputation. Also mentioned are the strawberry and trea offerings near Milton, a second abrawberrian harvest, a rail line upgrade on the B and N main line next month, and movements of Troop F, Second Cavalry, from Walla Walla to Fort Leavenworth via Sacramento with stationing plans.
Idaho battles to a hard fought victory as offense labors and players like Newman Archibald and Carnahan push advances. The game features repeated yardage plays, penalties, and a late scoring drive that seals the A C result with a 26 to 23 score in a tense finish.
The text notes Charkey Hieell seeking funds to return to duty with Oopoh Piped, referencing Hannah Matthews linked to Willamette and a Notre Dame connection several years ago, suggesting a coaching reunion with ties to Western hamble and national programs.
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