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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
7
The description outlines upgrades to a frond desk motor with a water pan cooling system. It notes pure oil changes to the gear tee, a forward cylinder coating pump placement, a mounted fan, and rear fastening of a carrier tire at the back of the body.
Portland market notes show limited arrivals at North Portland yards with sparse offerings in cattle hog and lamb categories. Cattle range from good to common, hogs steady to firm with buyers active, and sheep and lambs remain nominal as local trade strength edges up slightly through the day.
Joseph Stubborn, Cincinnati inventor, argues for exclusive rights to an indoor market concept. He claims no fear of water and cites extinguishing mouches as a demonstration. The piece notes gasoline vapor dangers and urges caution in public demonstrations.
The war department supplemented the congressional Medal of Honor with two new decorations amid public sentiment. The article notes a movement to honor hikers and mentions processions and shipper activity, including a carload shipper H. E. Skinner bringing cattle from Rexburg Idaho and references to the broader wartime honors program and proposed names for the new awards.
The text lists assorted vehicle fittings such as foot rail robe rail windshield ties curtains folding components and top protection devices. Mentions include door tops finials kick pads fenders radiator splash and rear seat adjustments though many terms are garbled.
New York April 3 The New York Athletic Club plans to remove pro German influence from its ranks. The club board, after a governors meeting, expelled one member and suspended others pending trial in April. The governor’s ruling follows a debate on German language use and affiliations within the club.
Swedish seaman Jo haneson, aboard a Norwegian vessel in thin port, was arrested today by government agents. Federal Shipping Commissioner Paddington said the arrest stemmed from evidence in his passport showing prior communications with German secret agents. Details were withheld.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the City Recorder of Pendleton Oregon until April 1 1998 at 0 o'clock for street improvement bonds of Pendleton bearing date March 18 1818 with a rate of 6 percent per year. Bid bonds of 150.00 are required and bids may be rejected. The Mayor and City Council reserve the right to accept or reject any bid and to waive informalities. This notice is signed by Thos Fith Gerald City Recorder.
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