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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
8
A collection of brief community items from Umatilla County including travels to Seattle and Baker, family visits in Freeman Washington and Spokane, water and burn injuries, and plans for huckleberry harvests. Red Cross auxiliary work details big and small, with mentions of livestock, mountain trips, and school reopening at Cayuse Station.
Helix Oregon set to host the W C T U county convention on September 11. The report notes municipal water and infrastructure changes, local social visits, and several residents traveling or ill, including Carl Engdahl seeking Typhoid treatment and Mrs. Sybil Farley returning to Pendleton after visits.
Weston Mountain Ore August 8 Mr and Mrs W L Rayburn and daughter Parmiline visited Walla Walla stores Monday Morfoon farm threshing machine started Saturday and grain turning out hotter than expected Ralph Lansdale went to Walla Walla to start work in a garage Roy Hyatt visited Enillet Monday and Tuesday Dorothy Carolyn Tweedy recovered from smallpox and the quaratine lifted Jem Ferguson relapsed from typhoid fever and is dangerously ill His mother Mrs Ferguson visited him at St Anthony's hospital since July 5 Dr Parker telephoned that her son Jean had the amallpox Potatoes and beans on Weston
Rome reports from A. S. describe Italians from Trentino forced into Austro Hungarian service. An unnamed Trentini officer, captured on the eastern front, returned to fight for Italy at his own request. The account recalls harsh drill and forcible recruiting including women from the region.
The report notes captives under Avatrian command are compelled to labor in trench works. It describes enforced placement, oversight by officers, and the harsh conditions faced by those conscripted into the digging and fortification tasks.
A chaotic rush along Winchester Indiana from Union City to central Indiana sees numerous automobile crashes. The Supreme Court’s ruling upholding state wide prohibition appears linked to increased traffic incidents in Randolph County. Roads near Union City and Muniee report heavy damp conditions complicating travel.
An advertisement extols a patent remedy called Moren's Oniden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver torpor and impure blood, asserting it strengthens germ resistance and purifies the blood. It targets readers with promises of vigor and protection from illness, naming various ailments and offering a trial at ten cents.
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