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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Imperial Hotel and Portlant Bowman with unclear context and a possible financial detail. No coherent events or names confirm a concrete target, date, or outcome.
A historical newspaper ad lists subscription options with prices for daily and semi weekly plans by mail or carrier. Options include one year at 58.00 by mail and 7.64 by carrier, six months by mail at 2.60, three months at 1.80, and various carrier rates. semi weekly by mail 1.50 and other short terms.
A fragmentary verse note by Alice Carey reflecting on honor and love. It contrasts courtship, wealth, and loyalty, suggesting true value lies in actions done unto others rather than pursuit or gain. The piece closes with a meditation that the life’s missing may matter more than what is obtained.
A wartime column declares Americans will endure any cost for victory, praising unity and sacrifice while criticizing Prussianism. It notes Pershing's pistol policy, urges registration prep, and dismisses Luxemburg and royal intrigues as speculative. Also touches on fodder news, Chaling spring water, and kale planting guidance.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes since the first week of August 1914 the independent grand duchy of Luxemburg has been a hidden country. No one has left Luxemburg or news leaked out. Rumor claimed the grand duchess blocked a frontier bridge with her car and was removed with troops, illustrating the invasion and subjugation.
In Klekitat county officer Culp killed a dog suspected of hydrophobia on the night. J W Preeby a large northwest orchard owner in Klekitat county was traveling to Spokane. A morning train bound for Spokane ran over and killed a horse near Mikecha.
Fragmentary lines claim Bip Lewte fed Pepitase seed yard and cites a plan to run that path. Notes mention Lak te Mie Stintation and a vaguely described base setting, with no clear events or verifiable details.
The Sept. 7 report notes German prisoners in France showing open contempt for officers. British forces captured several German batteries. the Germans reportedly offered little resistance and focused on saving their rifles and gear. Prisoners indicated impatience and a willingness to push limits, with signs of strain and retreat looming.
Distant talk hints at Germany shifting from a fighting stance toward peace by agreement. A government figure suggests soldiers favor a political change to end the conflict, believing a new form of governance could bring peace soon. The remarks reflect growing desire among troops for a decisive end to the war.
A reader hints at a September 12 13 14 Frontier Day at the Walla Walla Fair featuring a Wild West Roundup show. The message notes excitement about livestock exhibits and the event’s bold appeal while reflecting concerns over safety and missing company for attendance.
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