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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

12

City Council Drafts Traffic Code Conforming To State Laws

City officials planned to submit updated traffic ordinances to a special meeting. City Attorney J A Fee said the new draft aligns with ten state laws. Debate centered on closing hours for food and drink venues and allowances for after hours entertainment.

Mondrefon J. A. Fee J. H. Meter South TH South Hillside F. FB. Hayes Elts High Jane Streets Bluff Calvin Railroad Calvin Streets Pine Street Percheion Troy

Improvements At Troy Laundry Announced By Manager

Timvey Bender, proprietor, announces 2500 in improvements at Troy Laundry on Garden street. A steam engine and a new boiler will be installed to meet growing business, with the addition at the rear. The changes aim to cut costs and improve efficiency.

Troy Laundry Garden Street Timvey Bender Bemier

Easter Lily Prices Jump as Imports Blocked

Portland news notes Easter lilies will be scarce this season due to government restrictions on importing bulbs from Holland amid shipping shortages. Prices rise to 19 to 14 cents above last year’s high, with no supply expected for the season. Eggs also higher for Easter demand, reflecting broader spring price pressures.

Portland, Or Portland Flor Holland

Penniculae Schooner Incident Reported Off Peawick Island

The navy artillery schooner Penniculae reportedly ran aground on shoals near Peawick Island in the Delaware breakfast area on April 13. The U S McHean records all hands, indicating a maritime emergency and ongoing department action.

Washington Navy Peawick Island Delaware Mavy Department U.S McHean

Letter from Latourelle As Ship Nears West Indies Return

A shaky hand from A J Latourelle describes voyage details from Trinidad Island to New York. He notes picking up a crew from a wreck, coastal charters around the Virgin Islands including St. Thomas, and visits to pirate lore landmarks. He forecasts arrivals in New York and a possible homecoming in about 20 days.

Latourelle Navy Pitinurg Ad. Latour Eayo Nike Bt Thomas Virgin Talande New York Mt Ie Trinidad Island Trinidad South America Tio de Janeiro Mapa Fam Pasamea Black Beard Read Bie Navy Yard Washington Eallure

Baker to Return to States in Ten Days

Secretary Baker in an interview said he plans to return to America in about ten days. He avoided a definite decision on American participation in the occupation of Iceland, noting volunteers would be used if needed. He outlined plans to demobilize and redeploy 275,000 soldiers in May and 200,000 in June and will cooperate with the Harzburgation commission on American materials and structures.

Baker Yaid Ihineland America Hauldation Commission

War bride Madame Teisanu returns to Washington

Madame Teisanu wife of Major Teisanu, military attaché at the Romanian legation in Washington, arrives in the capital with her husband after Fringe Vaart duties. formerly Adele Humphreys of Philadelphia, her return is greeted with pleasure in social and diplomatic circles. German delegates expected to be given eight or ten.

Mme Teisanu Madame Teisanu Major Teisanu Washington Madame Paris Echo de Marks Cage Ib

Commisary to Weimar After Pees Preliminaries End

A Commisary will be sent to Weimar as the matinee schedule wraps up and preliminary days conclude.

Weimar

North Bend Schools Set Minimum Salary At 85 Dollars

North Bend April 17 The school board set a minimum wage of 85 for teachers in the ward school and 100 per month for high school instructors. Superintendent Robert Goetz remains in place. Some teachers have been rehired for the next term as further selections await.

North Bend Bue Robert Goetz

General Dickman suspends newspapers in Coblenz

In Coblenz on April 17 Cenepi Dickman ordered the morning and evening editions of the Coblenza papers suspended for three days for criticizing the olller in an article on developments in Hungary. The first offense was noted. The piece blamed entente imperialists for the hostile stance and warned of self destruction and failed peace plans.

Coblenz Coblena Cenepi Dickman Olller Huntary Thies

Army Aviators Will Patrol on Ranch Assignment

Ehrhardt Schmitt, a former Army aviator from this city, will leave soon for Harden, Montana, to work as a pilot on a wheat ranch owned by J P Morgan. He will fly the ranch manager to distant locations as part of his duties.

Ansonta Ehrhardt Schmitt Poon Harden Mont J.P. Morgan Dis

Morning hot water cleanse diet pamphlet ad urges patent remedy

An old style ad promotes drinking hot water with a spoonful of mine stone phosphate each morning to "neutralize" and flush stomach liver kidneys and intestines. It claims to purify the alimentary canal, relieve headaches, indigestion and other stomach troubles, and to improve skin by internal cleansing. The tone pushes a routine daily wash as health measure.

Elena Hentith

Aircraft Tinting Plan Ties to Ranch Wireless HQ

A plan to tint sections of an aircraft will enable integrated wireless communication with the ranch headquarters. The modification aims to improve communications, navigation, and data transmission between air operations and the central ranch facility.

Uncle Sam Wily to Present Flag in Victory Loan Prize

Washington April 17 The treasury department announced that the flag floated over the capitol dome during wartime provisions will be awarded to the tote obtaining the largest over subscription to the Victory Loan.

Washington Joan Capitol Dome United States Treasury Department

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