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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
8
Private Walter T. Stearns of Fortland Oregon died of wounds. Bugler Eldon H. Ewank of Tangent wounded severely. Private Theodore Rust of Nywia Onrenon listed as wounded.
An old advt touts Danderine as a miracle cure for dandruff and hair beautification. It claims to purify the scalp, remove oil, and promote new hair growth within weeks, urging readers to buy Knowlton’s Danderine from druggists or toilet counters.
Oakland dispatch reports a divorce case in which Maria da Gloria Lyma seeks separation while Manuel Lema pledges alimony, reflecting fears about alimony demands amid a growing feminist movement. The judge granted four dollars weekly for winery costs and considered attorney fees, amid broader coverage of Salvation Army activity in Sweden and Russia.
General Borreg denounces a profiting and discriminatory practice as he notes the military meal offers the same quantity and variety of served civilians for 1.65 dollars, highlighting unequal pricing and service.
Bond Dec 27. Harvey Doarmond resigns as fire district attorney of Deschutes county less than a month after qualifying following re election. Governor Withycombe accepts the resignation and announces A J Moore will succeed on January 1 101. Dearmond became district attorney in 1916 with county formation.
Adjutant General J J Barree said proof exists that profiteering by the United States railroad at the Overland route shortchanged soldiers and civilians. Under agreement with the U S food administration soldiers are allowed one meal for 76 cents, with Dix and mater quantity sometimes served civilians for 15 cents more.
The Central Loyalty Committee explains Porter Hoyce of Hilob Ro es bought a Fourth Liberty loan fund yesterday and contributed to the United War Work fund. It finds the issue stemmed from personal animosity by neighbors and relatives, not disloyalty, and says judgments were influenced by prejudice but based on what he could and should do.
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