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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1917
Page
11
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and delivery options for Portland area hotel news. The text mentions mail and carrier delivery, weekly and daily editions, and pricing in unclear currency.
Fragmentary patriotic poem-like passage recalling red white and blue colors, marching heroes, and national duty. References to flags, unity, heroism, and a wartime spirit, with emphasis on color symbolism and national pride.
A historical editorial condemns the White House suffrage picketing during wartime. It argues Dudley Field Malone’s advice to suffrage groups harms public service and praises the President’s support for equal suffrage. It says pursuit of constitutional change must wait for state readiness and accuses Malone of aiding Kaiser interests.
The article accuses Germany of brutal acts in war, claiming a hospital targeted by German troops killed a medical corps officer and five staff. It draws parallels to bombings in England and Belgian suffering, urging Americans to accept proof of German barbarity and to push the war to a finish.
The senate rejected a flat 7 percent tax on war profits by a 62 to 17 vote. The New York World notes the decision was about taxing war profits to meet needs, not confiscation or punitive aims. It criticizes those who politicize revenue bills and urges sincerity and teamwork to maximize wartime effort.
As the Round-Up approaches in ten days the growing noise resembles a large attendance, while politics linger as a nuisance to the scene.
40 years ago marriage announcements from September 1877 list J W Salisbury and Mary A Tindyville among local couples. A Webster county school note records a resumed Petit school session with strong attendance under Mrs H Purten. Wilbur of La Grande now drives a new six horse team, and a birth reports a daughter weighing about one pound born Sept 4, 1877 at Vancouver. The father plans to move soon to a new home in the Place with his wife and newborn.
The text notes a name change for the Officers' Tri in the Camp to UC s Training Camp. It mentions John Hendrickson formerly of the Wild Hare Rangers PS78 now living in Meger i lumbia county. Also references a county marriage license cost and divorce minimums, and a past traveler George H. Himes of the Oregon Historian Society moving through Umatlha county in 1852. It hints at a dryout length of fifty days with no new freon for parts.
Sunday services at the Christian church include Bible study at 9:00 a.m. preaching and communion at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 7:00 p.m. with sermon on Grounds of our Hope. Midweek prayer meeting and missionary study on Wednesday evening. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. A special address by Pendleton attendee is announced. Additional notices invite attendance at 8:00 o'clock and mention various preacher names and times.
Presbyterian services tomorrow feature Mendid music and a talk on The M Henry vil Kingdom. Mir Forshaw announces the new choir water and Me Anvder presents The Meantain of Providence at 7. Somloy chorus at 10 and youth at 6 50 pm.
Fragmentary notices mention Christian Science and names Webb and Ste with a service reference. The text refers to a lemon sermon titled Man and notes that the resting room of the church is open daily except Sunday from week to week.
A Philadelphia man, Mr. Wm. W. Everly, reports long lasting stomach disorders resolved after taking Peruna, crediting improved health and relief from catarrh after six doses. The notice notes Peruna Tablets as an alternative for those who object to liquid media.
A fragmentary sale listing outlines thousands of acres of irrigable land, water rights, and livestock. It highlights a large farm with 40 head of cattle, numerous springs and three artificial lakes, plus machinery including a tractor and farm equipment. The ad emphasizes abundant water supply, fenced properties, and a state-approved purchase option, inviting buyers to pursue the substantial opportunity.
A letter from Thomas Mulesworth, district manager for Walla Walls Washington, urges Montana farmers to seize rising land prices and vast acreages as wheat values soar. He cites options at up to 2100 per acre, 与 claims that modern farming yields and demand justify rapid investment while warning against hesitation as prices may climb further. The staged appeal highlights thousands of acres, rising wheat outputs, and aggressive land sales across the Northwest.
Fragmented report details a 6800 acre hay area with wheat oat flax crops. Notes cover water supply, spring condition, fencing, and yields around 36 bushels of wheat and 60 bushels of corn per acre, with land use and productivity varying by parcel and season conditions.
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