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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
3
A late-year Pendleton roundup reports obituaries, hospitalities, and civic events. Arthur FP and Hertgraves listed as estate officers for John Henry Harteraves. various names tied to a probate hearing. Spanish influenza recovery noted for Miss Albertina Cavender. Granddaughter Drewed Ireland’s news reached home. a Red Cross drive reallocates quarters and work. Fire department cautions on improper warm fires as cold snaps bite.
Patchy weather notes report freezing pipes and low temps with a south wind. last night’s mercury readings rose above the season’s core. Frank Bundy, late of Pendleton, died recently in Spokane. his son Marvin Bundy travels to meet his father’s burial in Aturgenn Bay. A restaurant hotel worker dispute prompts debate over masks. building permit issues arise for Turner at 106 Grange Street after a fire. Anna Storie appointed administratrix to correct prior omission. partnership estate valued at 279,900. Pendleton and local high schools enter state debate league under K. E. Prescott. 1919 topics concern uniform casualty insurance. Pendleton detachment sails to Camp Lawley with 60 men discharged at Pendleton.
Continued from page 1, council hear protest over a record. Priedty and Penland, Neo, Fil, Hatem, King Taylor present as speakers. Ete states belief that a record should be on file, prompting debate.
The document records city proceedings with Judge Foe, city attorney, and Dring discussing motions and rules. It notes concerns about fairness in proposed rules affecting service provision and potential relocation of electrical service needs to other towns.
At the 1998 regular city council gathering three ordinances were read. One reaffirmed a past speech and public address rule, another set contract procedures with A. A. Harden for Round-Up area work, and a report noted city stone costs and water fund needs. No action changed epidemic rules. potential police changes were deferred. Several council members attended and Mr Taylor was made permanent chairman.
Bend Oregon January 9 The Bend Bulletin the daily and weekly newspaper in Bend has been sold to W. Sawyer Fred A. Woeflen and Henry N. Fowler announced by editor Mr Sawyer The Bulletin had been owned by George Paleer Putnam and others The sale completes a transition after decades of ownership by Putnam and associates.
Fragmentary OCR appears to quote Haney remarks about pursuing birds, but the text shows the phrase misread and unclear. The readable part notes the man wishes to look at a waata. No clear event or attribution to actions.
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