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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
4
East Oregonian Special News of Umatilla Co reports a school event set for May 2 with an outdoor picnic location undecided. It lists residents traveling to Pilot Rock, Pendleton, Roy Montgomery’s place, and local activities, births, visits, and a hospital appendicitis case at St. Anthony's.
Pilot Rock reopened its public school and high school Monday after a two week closure due to influenza. Sunday services and Sunday school resumed while many families received needed relief items collected by the local Red Cross. The report notes bloom on fruit trees, several arrivals, a birth in Pendleton, and various local movements to Moro and Pendleton for meetings and errands.
Ket Oregonian Special reports farmers in Holman near Holdman plowing holdings as grain outlook improves. The county meeting of the Farmers’ club will be held in Holman on April Te with a program to start at 10 and noon meal served. Pendleton residents Mrs Andaline of Meimtein visited home Sunday. Florence Calvert, teacher at Pacific school, conveyed news that Holden has five safely from an accident. Mr and Mrs Al Fangs of Janakpur voted in Pendleton on Tuesday.
Dispatch from Prague notes Czech and Slovak war martyrs and the suppression of Czech resistance after WWII. Thousands fled and joined Russians and other fronts, with many drafted or conscripted into Austrian forces as the Czech people faced renewed oppression.
In a Paris report dated April a submarine voyage to the United States brought four German marine officers aboard the captured craft. The transfer indicates a larger number of officers making the Atlantic crossing on the vessel.
Cleaning advice promotes Hollixter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring purifier to purge the stomach bowels and blood of winter malaise. The pitch urges readers to drink the tea as a seasonal health regimen and mentions similar products like She Tea or Tabluta.
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