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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
4
Independent publication details weekly issue at Pendleton Oregon with post office second class mail. Rates listed for daily and semi weekly mail delivery by carrier or mail including annual and monthly options. Also notes Chicago Bureau and Washington offices with pricing.
Fragmented poem lines speak of power and danger. Characters named Varett, Roger, Robold, Wilting and Willinut appear amid warlike imagery. The text references dark power versus divine and a call to arms or defiance, ending with an unclear wartime metaphor.
The piece denounces profiteering myths while praising McAdoo and the Treasury for war revenue measures. It cites Comptroller of the Currency data on Liberty Loans, national banks’ roles, and broader public-bond support. It notes industrial drainage in Oregon, irrigation, weather effects on politics, and wartime setbacks as distant as Mannheim. It closes with a brief fashion note on registration cards.
The Evening Telegram reports that drunk driving will be a felony, deeming a drunken driver a public safety menace on par with bomb throwers. It contrasts Trotsky’s wartime stance with allies and notes continued cheap September mornings and implied kaiser sympathy questions directed at Belgians.
Twenty eight years ago at the Kotinerodian lodge brothers George We Orcs and J J Cine led a meeting with Vision and vigor. A veteran Debatarte urged unity and country service while foreseeing good deeds and local projects. Also noted: W Fletcher organized vocal music at a private school, attendance 119. A pedestrian in Toonen fell after a sidewalk mishap, drawing concern over public safety and decorum.
Realty transfers record numerous names and parcels with prices. Desveld Johnson to Andy Tohn son $1.00. Howard Evansot to Honey Tackine $000. Puntin Mavecleum Co. to Alexander $550 for two compartments in Ulney Abbey Mausoleum. Pendleton entries include Martha Greulich heirs to Draper for $2900. various NW and SE quarter sections in townships and ranges.
United Press reports the Vatican pursues a steady policy of renaming and establishing diplomatic ties with many countries to help shape permanent world peace after the war. Diplomatic moves include resuming with Britain and accepting nuncio posts, with talks under way or planned with Portugal China Japan and Switzerland. The Vatican seeks influence to aid humanitarian questions and relaunch official relations with the United States after the conflict ends.
The War Time Board orders a reduction in publication rate for Moke Lycomeree paper by 1b per cent. The cut will affect the period from January 1, 1995, to June 30, 2618. Aimed at speeding up housing rentals by urging residents to respond to classified ads.
Boston’s Red Sox rely on their famed quartet Carl Mays Sam Jones Dabe Noth and Joe Bush to dominate the mound against National League foes. Mays headlines a rotation praised for powerful pitching while Jones Noth and Bush back him, with Babe Ruth carrying the offense as the team aims for early-season supremacy.
Lieut W A Robson outlines wireless telegraphy used by the Royal Air Force to relay positions and instructions. He describes air to ground and air to sea communications, aircraft gear, and the risks faced by pilots, noting improvements in range and methods.
American airmen supported by artillery claimed success against German positions near Toul. Bombers reportedly destroyed railway facilities at Deny and Manencourt, damaged a roundhouse, and set trains and coaches ablaze. The mission described as a heavy strike with multiple enemy targets.
Notable word from a Chicago university official as a professor leads a department visit. The report notes the head of a department at the University of Chicago engaging with a recent scientific segment in the United States.
T. Callahan of Kens tucky was named chairman of the War Activities Committee of the Amighta of Columbus. He had long worked to recruit men and gather funds to aid soldiers in France, and his efforts were praised as remarkable.
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