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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
8
Salem reports the chapel guard Morelock at the state penitentiary received a $75 gold watch from nearly 150 convicts in appreciation for his service. The gesture underscores tense, evolving relations between inmates and staff within the prison.
Ukiah area reports thawed ground and plowing resuming. Al Porter brings 125 head of cattle from Ritter. Felix Johnson moves 300 head to winter feed. Mrs. Sturdivant and Mrs. Martin in Ukiah for a serious operation. Ed Thrasher recovering from auto crash. Smallpox cases easing. vaccine efforts expanding. local residents travel to Pendleton and Butter Creek. Ground conditions and weather noted. community updates on residents and cattle activity observed.
The U S Supreme Court ruled Washington may deny pensions to abandoned wives with children while supporting widowed mothers. Rose Snider of King County, mother of three, claimed her husband deserted her in 1915 amid contested legislation.
A Washington page lists Private John A. Timmerman from Stranton Idaho and Private Arthur Lawson from Elmira Washington among air crash casualties. It records missing in action sergeant George Bullach of Seattle and Corporal Harry G. Beck of Spokane with many others from Oregon Washington Idaho and California in a broad roll of honor.
Dec. 14 report from Gordane notes Pat Moaria is building a small house on his move and will relocate it on bare nails near Gordane as part of an East Oregonian special feature.
The notice claims widespread relief for rheumatism including muscle soreness stiffness and lame backs caused by weather. It targets women and men, urging readers to ask their druggist for Say 'WShan'e Links ment' and to obtain it today.
Fragmented list shows names and statuses from Washington and Idaho units. Mentions Lieutenants Edward Stephens and John Chrisofferman, Private Raymond Ttiew, Anton Swanson, Olaf Peterson, and others with deaths or wounds. Chicago report notes Victor L. Keiser and a war obstruction chart.
640 acre farm for sale north of Pendleton on good road. Mostly tillable with fine water, windmill, shed, and a cool barn. Crop averaged 16 bushels per acre despite extreme dry season. Price 45 600 dollars per acre with cash payment required. Investment value strong.
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