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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
3
Crystal Howlen files a building permit for repairs to a dwelling at 614 Court. Deputy Apsosior 1d Hawke responds to Wattage after word of an injury to a brother. George W. Brown is facing a hearing on a separate charge. Parken and Guarianet sisonidor Troan coordinate guard activities at Willamette County events. Local updates include dances, commissions, and community notices such as marriage licenses, business changes, and enlistments.
The infant daughter of Sir and Mrs Frank J. Brithan of the Pilot Creek district was laid to rest at the Frank Crown residence on Woet Mall road street with Rev. H L Hubbell officiating.
A sizeable crowd from Meppoor and Hitepare traveled Saturday and Sunday to a trapiivet event held here on Sunday. Notables included Dr and Mrs McMurdo, Miss Lulu Axer, Minnie Lit Han Satin Ste, and Mrs W Bey, who collected prize money.
A letter from Gun Bertholet describes Uncle Sin’s aid to men in France and plans to bring home a ki yshi pune on i souverir. Twenty five to thirty Ouristan church friends gathered for a farewell to Wilbur F Spooner and Mrs. Spooner at Matlock street. Guests received expressions of friendship and mementos. Mr and Mrs Brooke live Buffalo winters with daughter Miles Spoon and Harold Speeder, meeting many friends on their Pendleton visit. Lovina Cahitt and Mamie Vey spent the Curt ranch weekend with Ale Conl Curt’s hosts.
A garbled historic note reports W. Seely named coast engineer for the Franklin Automobile venture during a cross country run from Syracuse to Portland. It cites 1045 as a reference and mentions a 40 mile per hour low gear leg with 7 minutes per hour, plus a later 1916 cross continent trip.
County volunteers begin a Liberty Loan push with follow up pledges and solicitors aiming to secure subscriptions for the government bond drive. Pledges target a fixed weekly amount per subscriber while enumerating the need to support war financing and aid to the nation.
Washington, April 36. A bill was introduced for financing a national army of three million men. Senator Reed introduced the measure authorizing the increase of American armed forces by three million, with funding for 1,500,006 additional men.
A fragmented OCR item reports a naval or shipping note from New York around April 20, mentioning the M. C. A. ship Gonk and a pasted or pasted line noting arrival or event. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or participants.
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