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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
3
Corin Billoier, athlete Henry Foster, and others head to John Day for a short visit. Judge Lowell pushes ahead Red Goose Christmas Drive. Hospital news reports Mrs. Anna F. Spencer's death. Sheriff’s court notes announce local delinquents. Wounded and returning servicemen, train schedules, and a funeral for Mrs. Wortman mark community updates amid wartime strain.
An ad touts a preparation sold for decades as a prompt reliever used by women and children of all ages. Generative bottles priced at 60c and 1.20 dollars claim quick comfort, suggesting broad trust in the product.
An early 20th century patent remedy advertises King’s New Life Pills as a mild but effective laxative. It claims to improve digestion, clear skin, and promote clear thinking for a better morning. The ad emphasizes ease and comfort with daily use.
Delbert Ackerman son of FE M Ackerman of 14065 W Webb Street arrived home this morning after an honorable discharge from the army. He served as a member of Battery 50th regiment and was awaiting orders to go to France.
Sostades Trabesles. Marvin Manning, son of Cis Manning of Pilot Rock, was injured when his horse fell while driving cattle and he was taken to St. Anthony's hospital. A divorce suit against Walter Henry Nerre was filed yesterday by Miln Salt for Dinero. The couple married August 3, 1918. Acting Mayor John Vanehan received Pendleton’s first aerial mail letter sent from New York aboard a fire plane to Chicago, bearing a large eagle emblem. An 80 year old Indian woman died at the home of August Alexander, two miles east of the Indian agency. Taneras rites will be held tomorrow with interment at the sconer cemetery. Mrs. Marie Lacourer of Adama may return here. Corporal Cave Phillips, formerly of the First National Bank, may return to Pendleton after discharge from the army. he served at Camp Lewis with the 26th Supply Company, Field Artillery.
Sergeant Frank Kincaid of Pendleton arrives home from Vancouver Washington where he served twenty months in charge of a medical detachment at the outbreak of U S entry into the war. He resumes his Thompson's Crag atone position.
Acting Mayor John Vaughan urges proprietors of florists, restaurants and all public places to sprinkle floors with an economical preparation. The notice promotes a Hib Leet adt to elapine out thie ine roened ephleatr, claiming affordability and effectiveness.
Pilot Rock farmer George Sherman, seriously injured in an attack, has shown improvement after hospitalization at St Anthony's. He was brought to the hospital from his Pendleton area farm last Saturday and had been in critical condition for several days.
Santo recalled American National Bank distributing an extra month’s pay to all staff on Chicago date. The bank previously issued such bonuses in October and has also granted several employees salary increases.
Tonight’s adjourned meeting of the city council marks the final session before year end. At January’s meeting a reorganization of the new council will occur with four councilmen leaving and four new faces joining the body. Joe Bil seeks reelection in the first ward while Manuel Friedioy Montes and P. E King, both in the second ward, are among the newcomers.
The jury for January term of the circuit court has been drawn. Members include Newt Newtoon, farmer, Penitivius, John Ferell, farmer, Pon- and others. Court will convene January 13, 1010.
A fragmented list from Mendieton shows numerous local farmers and merchants including J. Krumbeal, W. Ley Creeewell, Harry BReegers, A. B Henn, and Everett King. The document references farms in Milton, Penileton,Ukiah, and other nearby locales with various occupations such as banker, foredrymeen, steckrynm, and merchant.
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