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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1917
Page
7
Subscription rates shown for a local Oregon publisher with monthly and weekly mail options. Details include twelve month and six month by mail, carrier live rates, and combined weekly and semi weekly offerings. Redacted text notes errors and misread characters throughout the notice.
Fragment from a poem in Poems by Edward Rowland S11 notes a dreamlike battlefield where a valiant knight is wounded and flees as a blue blade would have cut keener steel. The king's son rises, faces foes, and, with faith, defeats the enemy to save a noble cause.
A discussion on fixed wheat prices stresses the need for fair action that benefits farmers. It argues that any price fixing should be just and ensure satisfactory arrangements for producers involved in the wheat trade.
The article discusses price disparities for wheat between Northwest, Oregon and Washington producers and Canadian exporters, noting possible adjustments if ship of wheat to Europe or via coastal waters increases. It mentions freight differentials, potential use of ocean transport to Europe, and speculative wartime pressures affecting trade and national security considerations.
The article critiques Prussia and the Kaiser's circle for overconfidence and flawed spy reports. It highlights Dr. von Kuhlmann's Reichstag speech praising self deception and urges a restrained stance as proffered words fail against a warming public.
The United States Department of Agriculture seed stocks committee seeks all available seeds of wheat oats rye crimson clover and hairy vetch. Farmers and dealers should send quantities prices and terms f o b shipping point with variety purity year grown and price. Address Committee on Seed Stocks USDA Washington DC. The city lags in street sprinkling as winter nears while Kaiser ruthless? and allies must end the Kaiser era.
Pendleton residents show willingness to pay more for street lighting if the improved service is delivered. Local officials have discussed upgrading lamps and maintenance to enhance night visibility and safety.
A brief feature notes a backward stance in a project described as a long-standing September emphasis. The piece comments that September is always a fine month, framing the idea as a recurring, perhaps ironic, observation about timing and progress.
Four decades back in the Weekly East Oregonian for September 1, 1877. Millard White’s residence nears completion and promises heat and comfort. Prof Arnold’s high school begins term. Matt Taylor injures hand handling a soaked rawhide after a previous misfortune. Mito Aura Mori returns from Umatilla. A daughter born August 31 to Mrs. Jerry Deapain. James Jones buys the Starr property’s east town lot. General Joseph Sherman campaigns through Georgia and Montana with little opposition. Howard’s forces encounter a nettle skirmish. one killed, seven wounded. a Native raid steals 200 horses.
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds with names such as Harry N Het Orpha Hetia Katey Adil Pendleton L F Bitter George Talbert Ring H Suvi Fratile Kopp J Stanger K Button Lor Fritz Fade John Vinson John Woll John H Hotemefouxs Fritz Bade Hermann Bad and others. Transactions include parcels in townships six north and five south range 95 with payments of one dollar and various lot and section identifiers.
A garbled historical note hints at a gathering themed around welcome and the United One ceremony. It mentions an intersting meeting and a rework at an institute, with prices culminating in a serving event and a welcome tone for attendees.
The notice announces the resumption of Fraptist Alenmmnions tomorrow. The Bible School will meet at 2 and preaching at 11 o'clock led by Mr Hal Highiey. A second sermon is planned at 7 o'clock with PF. 1 urging full attendance of unit members.
Church reading room hours listed as open daily except Sunday from 1 PM to 6 PM. Sunday school held at 9 AM and Wednesday session at 7 PM. Subjects include liken formean and Thrint Jeua. Individuals mentioned include Christan Selenor H Webb and Johnson streets Ket Vieen Stinray.
The record summarizes a church timetable with services on the fourteenth Sunday after Poenteount Maer at 1 and 16 o'clock and a Sunday school at 3 pm. A weekday event is listed for tomav at 7:30, with family time during the week at 7:30 in the evening.
The Presbyterian church will renew its Fall and Winter activities with Pastor Rev FE Snyder presiding at morning services, starting at 9:15, and evening services at 6. The quintet will lead music at morning and the choir at evening, under Mrs Forshin. The Bible class and related schedule begin in early October.
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