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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
4
Echo reports Rugg Brothers shipping cattle to Portland with rapid carload movements. The item notes a March trip and mentions locals and visitors including Mrs Johe, Mr Branstetter, and Mrs Jane Frankfester, plus social calls and hospitality in Umatilla County. The piece reflects a busy rural community scene with several names and a Portland market connection.
Fragmentary catalog line items show bargain listings for typewriters and machinery. Mentions New Orleans and St George Hall with several models such as Oliver and Hemineton reconditioned. The readable text implies an auction or sale event with prices or stock details, though specifics are unclear.
A man identified as W. J. Careo was arrested near Echo Tuesday night around the Phot Hale ranch. He was turned over to county offices and is suspected of prior postings of intoxication incidents. Katharine Mee-Proentinine and Stanfield daughter attended the event, with several local residents noting the arrest and a move to transfer custody pending further inquiry.
Athena February report on warehouse damage after severe wind. Roof collapse damaged the Perce Union warehouse ceiling and elevator shaft. Local residents and visitors describe the event, with officials assessing losses and dispersing to nearby towns.
The area around Helix sees Zerba's garage resuming charge after a lease with Linlinger ends, and a union gathering at the Methodist church drew the largest crowd yet. Roosevelt Memorial Service speakers and crews haul rock for road repairs, while local schools report steady progress and praise seventh and eighth graders. Pendleton residents prepare for weddings and illnesses as local life continues amid river and road work.
UMATILLA, Feb. 11e The actual builders were visited by two men Tuesday in the interest of industrial chub work. They will clear and move to the North Wehr Uneastitta area. A new block of business houses is planned, with several storefronts and garages slated for construction.
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