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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary lines describe motherhood and birth themes with unclear references to women and departments, suggesting a poetic or editorial piece on welcoming a baby and the duties of motherhood. The readable portions hint at a ceremonial or inspirational tone with vague mentions of women and a department.
Prof. Martin Jente, a noted exhibition dancer, will teach the voluntary dances at Liberty Hall dancing school every Monday. Tune in on Wednesday for several weeks. Monday 4 and 36 to 8, with special appointments available.
Washington April 12 Nearly half the American army had been demobilized to date with 1,761,469 discharged officers and men by March. Demobilization proceeds faster than in prior wars and enlistments up to April 10 totaled 7,960. Army strength on April 4 stood at 1,980,506 with 1,126,625 in the AEF. Since the armistice, 685,114 have sailed home. Health conditions are improving and influenza cases at the lowest since fall. Casualty rates in major battles are noted for comparison.
In Phoenix on April 12 the Grand Canyon of the Colorado was set for a major development plan. McGiland, chief engineer of Thrand Canyon Water Development Company, outlined a $12,000,000 project to build a 220 foot dam at Diamond Creek mouth. The dam would supply enough hydroelectric power to electrify 500 miles of the Santa Fe railroad main line and replace coal and oil for Arizona mines.
April 14 dispatch reports Favarian forces rapidly reconquering their country from communist factions. Soviet troops are pursuing patrols under a death program while advancing on key towns.
Thirty one whimsy in Heppner saw birds quiet in the wind as Lee Mark and Charles Maton led with 24 and 22 points respectively. Other shooters included John McNurlin 22, Horace Ullman 22, with a long list of local names and scores throughout the day. The report also notes visitors from Heppner and Ed Morrie representing Western shells, and Gus Perez for the PETERN shells, plus baseball style game summaries from Oakland and Sacramento with varied scores and lineups.
In Paris on March 14 an army of prospective guides drills and rehearses their patter on former battlefields as the National Touring Club of France resumes after the war. The club maps the battleground area into twenty districts to serve tourists returning from America.
Vernon visits Los Angeles Oakland travels to San Francisco Seattle heads to Sacramento Fora plays Salt Lake City Saturday games listed include Los Angeles at Portland Los Angeles 18 Portland 6 San Francisco 6 Seattle 2
Horton April 14 nearly 46 000 telephone operators and others affiliated with New England Telephone and affiliated companies threaten a strike Tuesday morning to press wage and working condition demands. A walkout would tie up the New England telephone system. Averted action is sought before that time. Former governor hanged in London for Armenian massacres.
Iod April 14 Clarence Crimwell heard a noise at 6:36 yesterday morning in an upper room of his home and found Harry Whitehead 34 a bachelor shot through the neck and killed instantly. Whitehead's body was taken to the home of his old aunt Miss Polly Whitehead and she collapsed and died from the shock. Crimwell charges that Whitehead's ...
About 46 000 veterans backed by the United States reclamation service have inquiries about the land settlement program. Oregon has about 900 such inquiries, per A P B Devia director of the reclamation service, who commends the state and expects favorable action by Congress at the coming special session. Many inquiries are being received at the governor's office.
Crete residents and workers including teachers students and housewives report Hood's Sarsaparilla improves appetite and energy. They say it helps them perform tasks more easily by relieving tired feeling and boosting vigor.
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