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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
3
Oregon Military Police units in Portland and La Grande recruitments and training update. Home front efforts include fire patrol planning, canning demonstrations, and Red Cross material arrivals. Details cover volunteers, shooting for wartime efficiency, and county court auditing with district board notes.
Arthur and Gerald wed as Thad Fitz Gerald city recorder notes the wedding at Beattle on Sunday. Arthur L. Mandelone Herrs from Walla Walla works as an automobile machinist at Beattle. Fenn Louver drove from Pendleton. the Lever Auto Co moves to a new Gatton location. Pendleton men Joseph Lauer and others return from Portland trip via Columbia Highway. Commercial Club and ministers plan to cooperate for an upcoming Columbia River entertainment event in September.
Mrs. H H DeHart departed for Portland to visit her daughter who recently joined the service. The daughter, a 49 mechanic, is now training at Benson Polytechnic School in Portland.
Principal A M Cannon arrived last night to take the Pendleton high school's duties for the coming year. Mr Cannon will arrive in the fall to begin duties. Fred P B Atbuen, the district superintendent, and Mrs Cannon are arriving to confer to set active plans.
Aannwini OU' Strain received aginte for the mearning trim Hany 'U. brill, five Year principal of the lMerndleton Kikh school, planning to teach in the Panwminial Zone at Ancon. He will sail for the new field from New York September Suh. The letter was mailed from Varntill, Oregon Will Mater Training. Lenora Franz of Herminton presented her application today to Virginia Todd, secretary of the women's division of the Patriotice Serving league, for entrance into the United States student notes reserve. Minn Prarx in the third Uimptilla county girl to signify her intention to enter training. Here resintering in the preferred claws, which means that Will aa anywhere to train. Miaq Told miyva inquiry concerning on Viaimont are coming in steadily. Uimarilias County Troigns ti Miggaod ne The "Iiteraced Neview" for Au- RUMt how felin Gover f picture of a Cmoatilian county Indian camp talon to Major Lee Moorhoumt of Pendleton. This tae of the mazname Ib Me Tedian curpher, and the editor wrote Major Moorhouse and asked for the pictures. Tensiden the cover, there in the new double Page of pictures, Including portraits of fac-n-ja-wra, Walloinh, Paw Showaway, To-Ka-Map-To, Medicine Man, Reaver-that Stides, Seon Tee, Fibina Mintham and papcom, all of which are familiar people of this vicinity.
The focal draft board prepares for registration of men under the new bill now pending in congress. The September registration day will be used for selective service notices similar to last year. Kirk Thompson, employed at Pendleton Motor Rules Co., plans to report for naval duty soon after enlisting earlier. He and Mrs. Thompson will move to Gresham with her parents for the year. Eronectio Hob Hall, noted Ponditon figure, wins attention in local contests.
The readable text seems to describe claims about a soap product named Cyticura and Curcum Olytinent promising to treat pimples rashes and skin issues. Mentions of vitamins or treatments are fragmented with scattered names like Sever Milla and Beales. No clear event or verifiable details.
The party from Low Anare led by Wilkinson and Chambera, recently honorably discharged Colorado cavalry sergeant, traveled by rope and ride to California. They report great enthusiasm for the upcoming Big Event and plan to reach La Grande tomorrow before heading to the Round-Up.
Alfred Chapman, a survivor of the Custer fight, known as the only living white man who witnessed the field, is 76 years old and slated to appear at the Alta theater in early evening tomorrow night.
Mrs Virginia Todd, secretary for the Women’s division of the Patriotic Service League, filed for admission into the United States student nurse program. Candidate Miss Xita Fender of Pendleton completed her medical exam and secured entry qualification.
Aug 7, Pasco reports the school heard proposals for a superintendent. Walter Ricks named as candidate, with Mrs Lily and CHD Lille among those considered. Board to proceed with the selection at the local high school meeting. notice urges use of classifieds.
A London report exposes alleged German brutality in Belgium as printed by a European newspaper source. The item highlights claims of harsh acts during hostilities and notes the sensational framing of events by the press.
A wartime dispatch reports nineteen Belgians tried at Charleroi for supplying information to the Allies were sentenced to be shot. Officials refused to reveal which among the nineteen would be executed, leaving families at the prison gates in anxious vigil through the night as dawn brought six executions.
A fragmentary OCR item hints at a lawful action tied to a fring Bund and execution. Names, dates, places, or clear details are unreadable, but the context signals a historical public punishment record preserved in terse shorthand.
Washington Aug reports from the War Labor Department indicate 300000 workers aged over 18 enlisted in war industries with the Federal Employment Service handling recruitment. Special reports reveal a shortage of one million workers across war industries.
Railroads employ tactics described as shifting unskilled labor into federal employment through indirect methods. The report cites mechanisms likened to shims that influence hiring, detailing concerns over credentialing and access to jobs.
In a spirited contest Chicago edged New York 5 to 4. The tally featured close exchanges with both sides exchanging goals throughout the game. Additional details remain unclear due to the fragmentary report.
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