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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary notices describe Umatilla rising as a railroad hub after truncation of the O W R & N cut off route, with local land, property, and inheritance matters tied to the shift. Other items mention radio service personnel, repairs at Oregon Motor Garage, illness in Hermiston, and estate inventories in Pendleton.
A garbled passage mentions Comvaib poumonta fever and a claim about Teal Moedd's Ratnapartha. It references an entity Tale Hodl'n and discusses lack of tonic recommendation. Content is obstructed and parcialmente unreadable.
Pendieton P.O. income statement shows a large fee and odd figures for 86 402.39. T. J. Tweedy files a report citing Pendieton office receipts and a listed fee of 555.68 with unclear miscellaneous entries.
Levter Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Dive Rokere of this city is convalescing at home after an accident in Milton that fractured both bones above the wrist while cranking a B W D true. A fire at 168 Grange Street destroyed a building owned by D Turner before noon. The Pendleton iron works facility employed five blackmen. Robert Ingalls, in the Army, appears in today’s medical notes. his wounds and dates are disputed by family. Virginia Barrett and others report service connections. Gerald Barrett returned Saturday from Camp Lewis after discharge.
Readable notes show volunteers at the Community Kitchen prepared a cup of chocolate and pudding from Today’s Kitchen. Doctors Charlon Law Mrs James Laing and Miss Lorena Parker staff the kitchen and expect to feed a corresponding number tonight.
A Pendleton area obituary notes the death of a former local youth, Joseph W. Stephens, who died in France on October 1 while serving in the army. He graduated with honors from the local high school and earned a scholarship to Whitman College. His parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. A B Stephens of Pendleton.
The notice advertises January White Sale items including quality fabrics and lingerie. It lists prices from 15¢ to $1.50 per yard, featuring Voiles Organdie Batiste and comparisons of various white sale goods. The long list emphasizes substantial stock, with references to Neinsook and a season of lingerie as part of the sale.
Describes garments including soft nainsook combinations trimmed with lace and ribbons. Garments feature slipover gowns plain or with pink or blue stitching, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Includes ape gowns, petti coats, Normandy velvet faced Swiss satin and ribbon roses on the undertakings.
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