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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
3
A garbled Pendleton news notes page describes a mix of local events including payments and fines, police matters, a Navy report, and upcoming meetings. It references Genkde Opaine, the Liberty Loan, and local civic leaders, with scattered names and dates amid weather notes and community updates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hospital unit in Creagan with a cancelation or transfer to Pendleton on Sunday evening. Mention of individuals Watth and Stosia Watth, and a possible transfer to Prapgce.
Obscure account notes Chieht Heo Hares and Kirkmarick involved in a recent lark catching event. The report mentions other names such as Theoy Kirkmrich and Whimeeli amid a partial field at a Une Dien store today.
An event at the Alte Theater features a four minute talk by Pittes Aniniperd Air and Jinnie M. Kemp on Com' adminiinteation issues. Immediately after, a talk on forest conservation is planned at the Melix church for 15 cents. The evening follows a weekend in Pendleton.
Fragmented account notes Vorioh Konnedy son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kdonedy of Fitia City volunteering with American troops. Text unclear but implies fever germ risk and medical reaction. Parents reportedly respond to supposed infection and treatment details, with references to doctor activity and sensational illness warnings.
garbled OCR text describing a clock change and names in unclear context. mentions modern daily schedule shifts and party lines with scattered names and places. despite confusion the piece hints at daylight saving time onset and related alterations in routines and local discourse.
A woman, identified as Mire Borpsford, was discovered in her home near war-torn areas after a plot reportedly tied to a protest called the scree Dearne. Neighbors recall little attention before the discovery.
Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine corset covers trimmed with lace ribbons and rose buds. Special price 1.79 with Thrift Stamp 1.99. Wainsook Combination richly trimmed with embroidery and beading, regular 1.50 now 1.13 with Thrift Stamp 1.38. Nainsook Combination trimmed in lace medallions and rose beads, value 42.50 now 1.98 with Thrift Stamp 2.23. Baronet satin exclusive dress skirt lengths arriving by express with new plaids on finest voiles 36 inches wide. Phevyard 50c with Thrift Stamp 7ic.
A thrift shop or general store advertises tassels for trim on dresses bags and sashes in a wide color and size range. Prices are 10 cents to 1 dollar each with Thrift Stamp 25 cents extra. The listing emphasizes large variety and affordable options.
The fragment mentions Pho as sister-in-law to Sir Charles Fapexford and Lord Deckiw, who wed Vivian Gould, granddaughter to Mr Gould. It also references Dre Beresford and Mlle Plorenes Miller of Providence before marriage, indicating a society focus on connections among titled families and notable individuals.
A naval patrol vessel named the Admiral ran on the rocks off Scituate Massachusetts during the night. All officers and crew were saved and considerable small materials were rescued. The navy department announced the incident today.
Report notes dated incidents at the west front with both sides repeatedly attempting to breach a line. Descriptions include February and Neuve Chapelle references, detailing an advance of about a mile on a two mile front before being halted.
A timeline of 1915 1917 offensives notes German gains at various fronts including the Aisne Arras and Ver dun with mixed outcomes in 1915 1916 and 1917. It records French British and German movements with towns villages heights and prisoner counts though many entries end with advances being checked or halted.
In New York on March 5 a suit filed in Supreme Court Justice Scudder of Brooklyn alleges Joseph A Susskind and his brother Harry J Susskind earned about 250 000 in net profit from a hat checking business serving hotels restaurants theaters and other city venues since 1907 The brothers operated concessions at Rectors Knickerbocker Bustanoby s and twenty five others They also owned two prosperous roadhouses Joseph seeks receivership and an accounting with a 101 009 unpaid balance claimed He says he brought Harry into the venture but Harry disputes the figures claiming net profits last year were only 1500 He offered to bond the business pending investigation. decision reserved
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