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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary price list from an Oregonian page shows Palephore Museau with various mail and carrier subscription options. Entries include daily, semi weekly, and weekly rates for different durations, with some figures incomplete or garbled.
The speaker recalls a promised meeting at dusk and a hoped arrival at noon. Twilight memories reveal a journey begun, yet the world grows old and the beloved loses brightness, becoming a star of coal in a somber reflection.
The piece quotes NTI administration and party workers claiming President Wilson aims for a democratic war, labeling opponents as spreading poison to sway votes. It asserts Wilson clarifies his actions and seeks no more than what McKinley sought, noting Roswell Arthur and Republican papers previously urged similar measures in 1898.
The speaker argues a Congress opposed to the president breeds strife and bickering. Europe could view an opposition Congress as a slap at the president. Citing Roosevelt from 1898, the text urges readers to decide whether to trust the president or politicians who now speak against him, urging sober consideration.
The text credits Governor West with abating vice districts and cleaning up Portland roadhouses and Copperfield, arguing his policies reduced vice and improved public order. It contrasts American war effort optimism with criticism of Poindexter and anti Wilson forces, urging loyal voters in Umatilla County to influence Oregon's Senate balance.
Scores of men who sneered at West for his work now praise him. They know he did right. The army is better for it and our civic conditions are improved. Oregon profited through having Oswald West as governor. It can profit by making him senator.
Fragmented wartime note claims Turks Austrians and Germans race to surrender while signaling Bolshevik influence in Berlinski. It hints Belgians and the French amid shifting allegiances and chaotic military press reports.
Italians and the English view President Wilson without objection, signaling broad international acceptance or neutrality in their perception of his policies and leadership.
28 years ago the Chy Council planned a meeting that night. H J Bean and J A Guyer were relocating offices to Pendleton Savings Bank building. Harey Folsom and P Bowman sent cattle to the Sound by the Oregon route. A church social at Mre C O French’s residence drew a good crowd. Beott and Annie Harvey of Stewart Creek wed yesterday at Conrad Kohler’s home with Tuetien Bishop officiating. Joseph Vee of Titles Creek cheepram returned home to Portiail.
John C. Walter and others transfer properties to Lawrence Lievallen and James T. Lievallen Jr. Amanda J. Kellor acquires Farm Unit 6. Numerous deeds include lots in Dale's Add, Healey's Add, Arnold & Raley's Add, Kirk's Add, and Stanfield areas. Large sums and fractional interests noted. sheriff sales appear in several entries. Names such as Olinger, Kingsley, Beam, Ingram, and Taylor recur alongside township and section references.
Paris dispatch reports German submarine warfare brutal and systematic. Survivors describe torpedoed French and British vessels, with German crews carving the ship names and submarine numbers on bodies and wreckage.
German forces operate in Amsterdam to remove material amid rising tension. The Hoesen Maal correspondent reports many regiments are moving out of the city, causing concern and unease among residents.
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