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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1917
Page
6
The second Liberty Loan bonds will pay four percent interest and be subject to surtaxes and inheritance taxes while remaining tax exempt for many ordinary holders. Holders of first Liberty Loan bonds may convert to the new four percent bonds, or keep their old bonds to avoid taxation features.
A fragmentary OCR item notes an entry at Pendieton involving a bedall cne mall matter and Feinphone. Details are unclear but it records a public or legal matter with named entities referenced.
A fragmented, archaic poem fragment contemplates pleasures that lure Aropasawil unknown and warns against unchecked ambition. It contrasts nature and divine companionship with fame, noting many climb to a synthetic crest only to find barren rest.
Pendleton residents increasingly view rental property as a safe, conservative investment. High rents in desirable neighborhoods attract money, with steady demand as the town grows. The auto era and better roads expand trade zones, boosting optimistic outlook for Pendleton and the wider Northwest.
The Senate passed a war revenue bill striking many traditional taxes including financial paper and tariff duties while maintaining new wealth and income taxes. It projects about 2.4 billion dollars yearly, three times prewar federal revenue and more than Civil War borrowings. The bill emphasizes wealth conscription yet leaves many war-taxable resources untapped. An Edison invention claimed to deflect torpedoes on merchant ships is noted as a notable anti submarine development.
General Korniloff appointed to lead Russian armies announced a march on Petrograd to oust Premier Kertaky and seize command. Reports say forces from the capital moved toward Narva and Lug, with detachment units believed advancing on the capital. Korniloff and accomplices have been arrested.
An assorted fragmentary column recalls Prussian victory and Alsace Lorraine losses, Sunday work slogans, a Seattle housemaids union quip, stray questions, and garbled phrases about bells, sleep, and schooling. It notes a new desk for a principal, attendance figures, local name corrections, a Thomson residence contract bid, and a marriage in Nolin area. It ends with a garbled wartime memory of volunteers and mothers.
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