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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1919
Page
5
A fragment from a Pendleton Oregon issue shows the Independent Newspaper branding and distribution details. It also includes an engraved poem about mindset attributed to a lieutenant colonel of the Brith army, urging belief in oneself and perseverance.
The piece argues rising building costs due to wartime disruption will persist as demand grows from weddings and soldiers returning, with Pendleton experiencing a shortage not matched by new construction. It notes New York’s severe shortage and discusses postwar Italian and international issues, including Fiume and U S actions, ending with a local signoff that it is lilac time in Pendleton.
The program lists classes on Mondays Tudledass and Wednesdays with hours 1 toe and 8:30 to & at Liberty Mall.
From the Daily East Oregonian April 27 1895 details list J H Halwy W F Matheeck J B Eddy Alezans der YH Clarke and J M Loeexer as board of trade delegates to the President Harrison reception in Portland. Miss Florence Despain of Baker plans home return Wednesday. Fifty two excursion tickets to Milton held at Union Pacific depot.
A long record of real estate transfers in Pendleton and Umatilla County includes J Foster to CG Colesworthy for 4000, Farmore Union Grain Agency to Pendleton Elevator Co for 24600, and multiple lot, block, and sectional parcel deeds in Reservation Addition, Weston, Freewater, Stanfield, and Athena. Numerous lot numbers, block references, and legal descriptions are noted along with several trustee and sheriff transfers and two properties in Park Addition to Athena.
Ernest Crockett, a former Poncheten man who served as a Canadian machine gunner in France, was run over by a wagon in Cambridge, Idaho. He broke his leg in three places, adds to injuries from overseas, and is to wear a plaster cast for about eight weeks. He was visiting his sister Mrs Cayton Strain at the time.
The funeral for the late Anthony Corley, a Pilot Rook, took place yesterday from the Brows chapel. Services were provided by the J. M. Rudlack family and Mr. Tree officiated.
Rogers, director of the census, is mobilizing 60,000 enumerators to work through January to conduct the decennial census. He will sign 400 supervisors and 1,600 clerks in Washington for the bureau.
R. SN. Stanfield joins the Sumpter Gold Dredging Co as a mockholder. The company, formed with 9.5 million capital, will dredge for gold within the town limits of Sumpter. Other incorporators are A. Hedelaon and W. Levens.
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