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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
2
Dee Lewis in Faroms Washington Avenue 53 reports a military bulletin detailing an "Intelligence" rating system for recruits toward noncommissioned officer roles. Seven ratings range from very superior to very inferior with selection limited to top three before training completion.
A wide probe into the cost of living has been started by the Bureau of Labor. The material collected will be used in making wage adjustments.
The Fourth Quarter meeting of the Methodist church elected officers for the coming years. Trustees include Te land liver Auguer Chidéermn L. te Mann and J. Cree W. Stackman. Stewards list M G Lathtoe as chair, with several members named. Finance and other committees named with multiple attendees.
Airmen and cavalry cooperated on the French front in a dramatic air to ground engagement. A French pilot battled a cavalry escort, signaling heavy machine gunfire and a crash that left both sides claiming superiority. Reconnaissance planes spied enemy activity as raids damaged roads and bridges, with multiple locations reported under attack and local defenses concentrating near aerodromes.
A garbled 19th century narrative fragment centers on a singer named Kaleer Fi and a dramatic confession to a confidant named Woodrow. The speaker recalls a past act and a perilous reveal, mentioning a treasure exhibit, a famous bird known as the “bird wen,” and a disclaimer about an elderly woman linked to a charitable operation.
In Yakima Washington on August 3 a tragic incident is reported involving Mre Cransille Roe Pike, a state representative of the Audoten Society, with details indicating a fatal event related to an incident at Tarima.
Walla Walla county farmer reports a homegrown rainfall that damaged crops on August 21. Rainfall measured at seven percent of an inch caused concern for yield, with grain and pasture impacts noted. financial losses are expected to run into dollars for many growers depending on wheat maturity and conditions.
Washington Aihe 95 0 lien in the aroy medly are in dlevwel from the ob faation of ale eliming front end let ain Frias with the exception of Camt Jridiv It 28 announced today by the blehon of Cauthollc chaplainw Patrick J Wasew in order to remove misunders tanding that hid a riven wh tle mb Jeet.
Wo Saal has been named director of alteration production and in charge of engineering and production for the movement. He serves as president of Nash Motore Co. of Konoha, Wie, and is an expert in engine handling.
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