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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton briefs recount Trapper Collett’s death in Portland from cancer aged 50, Henry Latourette’s knee injury at Thorn Hollow, Thorn Hollow school building near completion and to be dedicated, Lantern yearbook planned for Pendleton High School, and Civil Defense links between state and federal committees. Also notes canteen service calls for WWI era needs and local officials attending Portland events.
A girl named Marie Knius of 228 Thompson Street reported her wheel was stolen last week and recovered by police after being found with other boys in a frolic. The incident led to a police inquiry and further investigation into the youths involved.
A fragmentary report notes a meeting of individuals connected with a Pren- Meton group held at Raslet Hall to discuss an event at a high school. Details are garbled but reference a girls’ participation and a count of girls present remains unclear.
Principal Fred Attatin announced the district will seek a new coach for the school’s athletic program. The move follows a pause in military training guidance but signals renewed focus on war efforts and team preparation.
Hospital garment department calls for Pendleton women to assist with war emergency sewing in the Toddersl building. Chairman Alice A. Fray notes fever risk and urges steady work as men convalesce, with daily operations continuing in the Ted Crouse workroom.
A civil action by Damar, Turt Corroton, Annea Vichus, and George Cimakopilas seeks 897 in damages plus 95008 in further sums claiming the defendant engaged in dishonest acts and theft at the Maint. of taking silverware from the Hotel Kieth. Judge Jan A. Feo represents the plaintiff. At a later Commercial Club meeting, lively discussion touched on actions in Portland and Oregon chamber commerce matters, with a motion to hold hearings and reports from the public service commission.
Mrs Peters, wife of M L Peters, formerly of Pendleton, died after illness linked to Spanish influenza. Survived by her husband and two daughters, Alice and Bhirles, ages 15 and 7. Mr Peters recently moved to Portland seeking work. The family attends the Christian church locally.
A fragmented column discusses female vitality and stress, praising natural remedies derived from herbal roots. It references Mellamin Cheam and Eldinkham's Vegetable Core as health aids claimed to restore strength and balance, noting widespread public interest in alternative cures.
The body will be taken to Coralia for burial at the home of Mrs Peters' relative, with the ceremony to follow.
An unclear fragment notes quarantine officers expanding duties after a doorstep encounter. The text mentions a knock at the door and a request or plea, but the exact context and participants are garbled, leaving the core issue as evolving officer responsibilities during doorstep enforcement.
Sr Amo Washington February hearing before the senate committee to explain estimates. Six billions noted as potential next interest in government expenditure.
A relief effort organized by the Bel flen relief committee of the Worthen Tvidiom of the Pairt- Olio Service Laague seeks to care for a Belgian infant for a day at a rate of 15 cents daily. Funds aim to produce 200 cards while appeals urge Bishop to chair the committee and coordinate donations and distribution to help the child.
A garbled ad text touts a cheap remedy promising to destroy dandruff and stop hair loss. The fragmentary copy references pricing, a “Sun Soup” claim, and various pseudo scientific terms, with uncertain results and unclear branding.
Fragmentary text from a New York report discusses a Glass appointment, a presidential party context, and reconviction notes. It mentions Carte Glos Virginia and a potential statement by members about the appointment. The article continues from page 10.
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