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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
12
Community brief from Adams highlights recovering influenza patients and ongoing illness. Locals and visitors from Pendleton and Athena noted, with multiple calls for spring work and preparations around town.
Severance Ranch near Stanfield sells to W. T. Knipp of Kicho with Severance relocating family to Stanfield. Local notes mention hog shipments, visits to Pendleton and Walla Walla, officials, and residents including Hagan, Reeves, and Coffman family members with various travel and business updates.
Pilot Rock notes report resumed construction on the new high school after severe weather paused work. Waasle and family arrived from Portland. Wanle, the contractor, has resumed duties. Plumbing is being done at Premont. Mayda Miller returns to District 37 to teach. Mrs Bracher is ill back home with prosipelas.
During the influenza epidemic the church parsonage and M. D. Orange’s home are being weeded for ever. Mire Johnson of Pendleton has charge of the home project at the parsonage. Residents in Pilot Rock and Pendleton report mixed health and damage issues with some people affected and medical calls to local emergency facilities. Park trees are being cut and stacked, with J M Schannep and others visiting Pendleton. Dr Linallen of Pendleton was called to Pilot Rock to treat patients at the emergency hospital.
Admiral Daniels tells a Senate committee that morale among navy personnel would not be harmed by medals. He defends his changes to Knight board recommendations and cites precedents for honoring commanding officers who earn ships in motion. He argues several senior officers would have been over looked without his adjustments.
The sentence appears garbled with unclear names and events. It mentions a main figure facing more enemies than rivals, but specifics, dates, or places are unavailable to identify persons or organizations.
The will of the late Rev T B Ford ex superintendent of the Silom district of the Methodist Episcopal church was filed for probate in Oregon City. After settling debts and funeral expenses, the document directs a simple burial and makes provisions for his children and other beneficiaries.
The will bequeaths Christian faith and outlines division of life insurance proceeds among four children, with £599 each from the policy and remaining funds invested in first-class bonds. Interest to the children, principal after five years to Lady Evelyn Ford if she survives, and manuscripts and desk to son Bur com fF. Pord. Will dated April 25, 1914, witnessed by Rev. BoE GH bert and Roy Becox.
An OCR fragment from a Michigan notice markets Foley Cathartic Tablets. It mentions a product and suggests its use, with unclear other details and likely vendor or address partially garbled.
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