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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
7
A damaged notice from December 1914 states an ematl grey dog was brought to a residence in Middle Cold Splings. Owner may hire finder by paying a charge. Contact Ro. Campbell at Box 644 PonWMeton Oregon for details.
Notice is given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Series C1 1 and 2 Borles 6 1 and 2 Sorien 7 and 11 will be paid orDish? at the American National Bank Pendleton Oregon. Interest on said Bonds commences January 1 1918. Moorehonbe treasurer and deputy will oversee the payments.
James B. Perey, attorney at law, operates in Lewiston with offices over Taylor Hardware Company.
Windon December reports thousands seek their share of a seventy million fund from the sale of contraband goods seized by naval authorities. The prize money distribution is under H W Lovell, admiralty and price court marshal, with items including live cattle woollen underwear dried fruits and various chemical piers.
The New York Yacht Club said it would not accept the Royal Victoria Yacht Club’s challenge for the 1919 America's Cup. If the challenge is renewed, the NYYC added it would consider the request. The decision reflects postwar uncertainties affecting the race.
In western Montana and northern Idaho bus lines run between Weston Pendleton and Pendleton with departures at 7:46 am and 12:45 pm from Weston. Additional services depart from Luven Athenm at 8:20 am and 1:00 pm, and from Adama at 6:20 pm and 1:20 pm for Pendleton. A late service from Pen Meton to Westen is listed at 10:00 pm and 12:00 pm.
A compressed complain about rental ads arguing that the daily cost of want ads is lower than the loss from an unrented room. It suggests a logger will pay well for a furnished room and stay if the home is good, implying ads deter vacancy.
Earliest discussion traces Spanish Influenza origins from ancient references and notes the 1918 pandemic. It describes symptoms such as fever, chest congestion, and breathing difficulty, and offers home remedies including rest, fluids, vapors, and Valportyt inhalation while urging medical consultation for serious cases.
Portland market reports a nominal livestock run with only a handful of cattle received in the last period. Prices show general steadiness across cattle classes, with prime steers around 12.00 to 13.00 and cows and calves in lighter demand, while sheep and lambs command continued buyer interest.
The article discusses government steps to manage surplus wet materials and permanent wartime facilities. It cites Neville Teland in Pennsylvania advancing the plan, with Amelitant Secretar Chae ell asserting no intent to abandon existing establishments while wartime projects proceed.
The Neville Inland project contemplates spending 65,000 to forge a new plant for large caliber rifles and ammunition. It would be equipped to produce 18-tech or larger rifled arms with a capacity to exhaust calibers including those the government previously sourced from private companies. Instead of completing the plant now, Mr. Crowell plans to let it develop gradually over the final year of appropriations.
A dated military directive orders officers to retire from service and fixes new flight limits. It cites indiscriminate flying and rule violations as causes, stating future operations must not descend below 1590 feet.
A King County grand jury named Timothy and Willimma with several company officials as defendants in a December inquiry into the Brighton Line Malboro Street tunnel wreck that killed more than 90 people. Each defendant faces first and second degree manslaughter charges with trial set for January 6. bail set at 19000 dollars. Mayor Hylan and police officials had previously held five men on a second degree manslaughter charge following a Johnson investigation.
Washington Bee reports an order from the Division of Naval Aeronautics requires all training fields to stop low altitude flying and aerobatics. Commanding officers must enforce the rule strictly. violators face court martial and potential removal from reservation duties. Authorities emphasize safety and compliance across cites towns and buildings near airfields.
Realty transfers list several deeds from Constance L. Hyatt to T. Lambert in Umatilla and other pairs, noting lots, blocks, townships, and ranges with varying prices. An obituary notes Sith Obougidin bi Dead, Boston, for Frintie ODLoughlin, American League umpire, who died of pneumonia complications after influenza onset.
The article praises an umpire once called tor and a figure in baseball with long drawn out phrases and exclamations. It notes he was rated one of the picturique figures and widely known for his calls and lectures indicating a safe or out in the game.
Cleveland December 27 Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion resigns as army boxing instructor after troops demobilize leaving him with no pupils He expects to return to active boxing after the year ends though resignation not yet accepted.
An old advert describes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a hair darkener promising natural, even shade for gray or faded hair after one or two applications. It targets those seeking darker, beautified hair and mentions a “Sage Tea Recipe” with other ingredients.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference sunrise and sunset times, migratory bird treaty, and hunting grounds in Lesatina county. Includes stray lines about health remedies and Hood's Karwartia, with unclear phrasing and missing context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions headaches and neuralgia pain with nonsensical phrases about relief methods and names. The readable portions offer no coherent event. The text appears as distorted advertisement-like content with scattered proper nouns and fragments.
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