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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
6
The readable text resembles a garbled postal or delivery schedule with mentions of semi weekly weekly monthly and by mail. It contains unclear phrases about carriers months and timing but lacks coherent details or named entities to confirm events or places.
A fragmentary verse expresses a beggar’s plea for shelter and mercy. The speaker asks God to cover him in the open as winds of time blow toward death, clinging to a single thread of the Eternal for solace and gratitude.
The Portland Telegram reports concern over Will Moore of Pendleton potentially being named a customs collector at the Port, signaling wary reaction from local stakeholders and observers.
A Portland push to block Senator Chamberlain’s support for Moore’s appointment is seen as an effort to override President Wilson’s choice. The author argues the telegram campaign harms Chamberlain’s standing and is poor political taste while not altering Oregon’s need for Chamberlain’s leadership in Washington.
The article links Kaiser Wilhelm with English royal assurances and close ties to Czar Nicholas, noting a pro-German influence from the Swedish queen. It argues monarchies hindered allied efforts and questions how allied peoples will view their rulers after peace returns.
The piece condemns Germany for leveraging neutral Sweden to betray Argentina and for using Swedish mail to aid submarine warfare. It argues Sweden’s breach compounds Germany’s crimes and praises Allied resolve while urging a break between Stockholm and Berlin. It notes the broader war context and U S invincibility.
A mix of era notes: Rieth sold residence on Lewla street for 2000 cash to J A Ray. Rieth sheep band moved to Wallowa county at 1.40 per head. Mrs Kaley and Mira Cottle left town. Amos Kugel arrived from Storm Lake. Wallowa valley prices drop to 5 and 46 per ton. A pony belonging to Flora Waugh was injured by a fence accident near Filot Hoek. Last night at 3 15 o clock several brief items follow.
Chicago's Mayor Thompson faced opposition from Governor Lowden after ordering police to allow a People's council meeting. Troops were sent to stop it, but the meeting proceeded and adjourned. Threats of action against the mayor followed his remark that the governor was not running Chicago.
The user message provides an unclear instruction about standard of another state and asks to forget them. The text suggests confusion rather than a concrete news item, offering no identifiable people, places, or events to summarize.
A weak thief or thieves damaged a pane at Fred Temple's saloon and stole about 20 bottles of choloostiquor. Other readable items mention a teachers meeting at Progress school and debates on woman suffrage, with garbled references to Germany and war.
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