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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
3
Gusts of garbled notes report Pendleton activity from university events to street incidents. Police cases involve whiskey charges and a Portland stop, while campus figures and grants are mentioned alongside a garage permit and a planned nine month municipal inquiry.
Work to remove damaged fouls from the People Warehouse basement to Hoppy Canyon is finished. Carpenters repair the ceiling wrecked by the recent fire and expect the space to be ready for occupancy in about Thur wooka. The county library resumes services tonight open 7 to 9. A concert is planned Sunday at 3 pm and a reading room will be open 2 to 3 pm. W Morton in the Navy writes about the Lodge of AW. The McDougall destroyer is noted for an interesting fact.
Local trade notes report disruptions as illnesses hinder shopkeepers and clerks in Filey area. An uncertain ledger item lists a medical remedy, a bidder meeting, and a reference to prices around 60 and 1.20, with unclear attribution to a Dr. and a new chemotherapy claim.
Library hours and reopening details amid quarantine. Readers urged to return borrowed books immediately to avoid fines. Items from homes with infectious disease cases must be wrapped and labeled with owner name. some books and reading room use restricted per Board of Health orders.
A local garage at 307 W Court Street planned a new showroom and improvements funded by a permit from the city recorder. Fire damage was avoided Saturday night by quick chemical containment. Crowds gathered for a Saturday event and the manager anticipated strong turnout for upcoming shows as spring arrivals loom.
Miss Jole Fisher, cousin of Loral Mas, appears in the New York comedy Be Calm, Carefully. Fisher, a stage performer since New York beginnings, gains renewed success. a photo features in Vanity Fair this month. Steelhead salmon, over ten pounds, shown in Baum’s window in the Mote Fondleton building, weighed by Gilmett and Waseen after being caught near Umatilla and Stenfield in the Umatilla river. Largest fish weighed between 11 and 11 pounds.
Prank Sorith and Bo Jones were arrested last night by Officer Myert for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Sorith faced resisting an officer while Jones was held for drinking and interfering. They were released this morning on bail of $25 for Sorith and $15 for Jones.
Feho Wil welcomes returning members A B Thorneon chairman Thomas Noew Mr Willan Foeesttone and Mee Lawrence Mulconmh who form the committee appointed at Eoho for the reception of retiring members and many men who have served from OW plies
Reading popularity grows among soldiers and civilians in army camps as Mine Salira Nason of the ecolinty Wbrar notes. Veterans who read Tie before enlistment now show continued interest, with books like Ute wer Hibrrios in military life.
A Grant County resident from LeoN and Mr Cox visit the Granite area. The writer notes Cox has spent the past year in Portland in the shipyard and is renewing local friendships. The partner works on property near Granite, with mention of mining ventures in the county.
Sunday events mark Memorial Day with Roosevelt tribute announced at Church of the Redeemer by Ev. Alfeet Lockwood. Pendleton also notes staffing changes at Independent Garage with Tanler taking service department charge after army discharge.
Mott departs tomorrow for Fort Lind then Bremerton to begin training as an apprentice.
State highway engineer M Bennett and state highway officials Wy Thomipsoin and C Po Lonergan plan a visit to Portland and Salem to discuss the $76,067,000 bonding bill awaiting legislative action. They will spend a few days in the interest of the measure.
The Home Service division reports 1615 men and 99 elderly and 120 sailors aided this month through the Red Cross canteen. Donations counted rise to 206.50 from five dollars per item, with costs to be reduced as charity articles are consolidated.
Grand Chancellor sets Today for a meeting at Milton College hall with Dapinon lodge members. Herman Ferrin named athletic director at Pendleton High School. basketball practice resumes. Funeral held for Trackwood at Brown Chapel with Baptist church officiating. county clerk BR Brown noted.
Blackwood arrived yesterday for the funeral of her husband. Mrs Blackwood is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs J T Glover of Gooding Idaho, two brothers J P Glover and J C Glover of Gooding and Huxleton Idaho, a sister Mire Port Smith of Albier Idaho, and a half sister Mire Mattie Roberts at Ollie.
Pendleton welcomes PA Gareck in C ere. F. A. Garsch of New York, formerly with J. C. Paine, now connected with local Penny store. Pinion Herp from Prairie City arrives in Pendleton to pursue mining. The funeral of William Pay, a longtime Pilot Rock area farmer, occurred yesterday at Folsom chapel with local officers in charge. he was 60 years old.
Lucas Mendonca and Leo Correa announced they would not take over the Rule Hotel on the planned February start if they cannot complete the lease agreement. The motion to assume control has been postponed due to unresolved contracting terms and the new start date remains uncertain.
Gham in Portion, Ryton Gumm, Pendieton man who will detour Thursday to Pendieton after service in France and Ireland as a member of the terel aviating to now in Portland and has received his honorable discharge. Glenn Starr, who enlisted with him, has been to Charleston, South Carolina, Iron 'Helier Pas, New York.
A fragmented note reports petitions related to pe nagations and court actions. The text hints at county court scheduling and potential delays, with references to petitions and possible forthcoming hearings.
Te Operated Upon. Bob Gullick af Hey at St Anthony's hospital convalescing after an operation performed this amoun Lt Markee Diaries to A hospiital. Charles Dupuis was operated upon thie morning and ln canval at St. Anthonys Hospital for Thousand Acres Transfornd, Jamee A. Fee today deeded" 1000 non of lans on Cabbare BIH to Cioit Flgie. The consideration was $14, doe.
Fragmentary text describes a protest related to child protection and a call for action by a group or leader. Mentions names and places in distorted form, including references to a council or committee. The readable portions imply urgent community concern and organized demonstration.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chamberlain's cough syrup and Colrum Reware OL with family ties, unclear date or location, and several garbled phrases about a preparation and trusted remedies.
The readable fragments describe garbled phrases about food, names, and places with unclear meaning. No coherent event or person can be identified from the legible content.
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