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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1919
Page
3
Local items report patients at St Anthony's hospital after operations. Mentions training, retirements, and plans for renovations at Arcade and Cosyco Open. Community events include singing at First Presbyterian, road supervisor appointment for Hermiston, a newborn at St Anthony hospital, and weather outlook for the week. Also notes navy acceptance for Russell Irwin and a rain total of 0.62 inches yesterday.
A 60-year-old man named C. Matheney, employed in a secret role at Pilot Meek, collapsed at work this morning and died of heart failure. He leaves a wife and will be brought to Pendleton for burial as tributes from the community and local officials gather. A Tacoma Lodger News visitor, A. McMillan, reports from Hendleton on Sunday at the grandfather’s home, E J Meiners.
A joint celebration of the L Ch O of Lena county will be held in Pendleton on April fifth to mark the founding anniversary of the order. The countywide gathering includes all lodges with most members expected to participate, as discussed at a recent Odd Fellows meeting in Pot Mieted. The next county convention was set for Milton on February 21, 1926, though the meeting was chaired by the senior member due to influenza restrictions that limited declarations for the gathering.
A fragmentary note describes a western ward safety issue. It mentions a headman or leader and a person named Goud dealing with danger and a barmaid or remover in the arms. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full events.
An ad offers hair dye methods by Hanna Meth and Vert enlabte, promising to cover gray roots and provide a new color. It lists a Pendleton hotel contact and a beauty specialist, touting health and life enhancement through hair treatments.
Article reports France plans to use 200 airplanes to deliver food to northern regions, estimating 167,000 pounds daily of rations to sustain troops and civilians. It notes earlier German and Allied air efforts, potential bombings, and hoped transfers from Britain and the United States to bolster relief via airborne supply.
PATUS Feb 17 France will abide by the peace conference decision on the evacuation of troops and the Allied position. The United States stance is that France should not abandon the small forces, while France has already moved troops as read by Wilson. The Senate debate notes that France remains under pressure as German actions continue and Molitor returned to Paris after the weekend.
Fragmentary dispatch notes Taft attacking the League and wartime alliance concepts. The speech in Portland questions constitutional boundaries and the governorship of policy under German-influenced ideas, signaling a broader critique of international treaties and domestic power.
Incomplete readable text notes a visit by two named individuals from Walla Elma Be Why with unclear details about timing and purpose. Further readable facts are not present to establish action or outcome.
The advertisement markets silks with stripe and check patterns in foulard styles. Available in all colors and combinations, 36 to 40 inches wide, suitable for dresses and skirts. Yard price ranges from $1.79 to $3.50.
Advertisement for lining silks made of a silk and cotton mix with printed novelty designs. Describes good wear, suitable for lining suits and coats, available in all colors, 36 inches wide, priced at one dollar per yard.
Windsor offers small accessories to complete schoolgirl and schoolboy outfits. The ties and belts are designed to pair with dresses and suits for students, enhancing uniform appearance.
About 85 000 members of the shipyards and related trades threaten a strike to oust current leaders. Workers sign petitions nationwide aiming to force a new national officer caucus. The action would impact shipyards, chemical plants, and wartime production, with tensions rising over shipping and steel needs.
In a case tied to a broader inquiry into treatment of children, a woman in Marietta faces charges described as trading an orphan for thirty dollars. The report notes the arrests were linked to the investigation into juvenile welfare practices and outlines allegations against others connected to the matter.
The son of the French premier Clemenceau endured danger with his officers during the war. The hardships and Wipe he witnessed strengthened his father's resolve against the Hans, reflecting shared sacrifice and wartime determination.
Fragmentary OCR yields a story about Goodwen's estate valued in New York with mention of administration on behalf of the heirs and a figure of 34.00 percent. Names appear garbled, but the piece references residencies in Ree burs, Mase and Hoelwi of Ree burs with private entries amid legal notices.
Fragmented OCR text describes several phrases about women and motherhood with garbled words. It mentions preparation and daily life with unclear references to events. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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