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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
4
A nine pound daughter arrived last night at St. Anthony's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Adear A. Hendricks of Nolin. The report notes other local happenings including injuries on Raley street, court fines for drunkenness, and local civic notes about guards, hospital recoveries, and paving delays in Pendleton.
WIM Dil in Moooer Hall announces a Sunday 10 oclock frat drill for men wishing to join the three city military units. The Orewan highway commission plans cooperative effort with the government during the war as officials from the American Association for State Highway discuss service to the War Department.
A report notes continued efforts to tear and make road machinery available and to cooperate in building strategic military roads. It also states Sam Co interests, Sam Co assets and Umatilla and Gravel Co reorganization with Henry S Burroughs as president and Earl ail as secretary treasurer. Thompson and Brownell sold their interests to local residents including Burroughs. Thompson, a State Highway Commissioner, says he did not wish to be financially involved.
The scene shows thousands of people awaiting entry to a Sunday tabernacle gathering in New York. One image captures a man in base hair style and costume while another gestures, with crowd activity and preaching dynamics visible in the moment.
Judge T P Gilliland of Pi jot Rock reports the mountains in the county have seen the heaviest snow in seven years and a winter that may linger on higher points. He recalls nothing like this in 37 years of residence, with three days of steady rain and a sleet storm earlier in the week.
Pittsburg IndApril 20 Applicants at the marriage license bureau were confronted by a sign printed in black on a yellow background. The text indicates procedural details and clues about the bureau’s operations as applicants awaited service.
Sackerovnch quotes a man who marries to avoid service to his country and says such a person will not value his wife. The remark cautions Girin to beware and notes records at the bureau have all been broken in recent days.
The Aero-Club of America adopted a resolution urging President Wilson and the national defense head to train and equip 1000 airmen for service in Europe at once. The plan called for three machines for each of the 1609 airmen proposed, aiming to speed up military air capabilities.
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