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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
3
Walker and Carl Antiiony, formerly with CUM tied GC& Detorwon, join Western Auto's service staff. They bring experience in auto repairs as the firm expands, stressing maintenance and careful driving to reduce operation costs and prevent water and fuel system issues.
A garbled notice describes Liberty and Briscoe advancing in a field at Pendleton. It mentions opening a temporary office for Liberty and Erracoo core distribution, a new cylinder machine arriving, Portland origins, and plans for a Pendleton branch to retail and distribute to eastern Oregon.
Gerald Tetz, son of Juin and Mre, has been named branch manager for Howell Swift Co in Pendleton after the firm opened a new operations office in Walla Walla. The announcement notes his rise within the company and outlines duties at the new location with plans for a Canton cord trade.
London dispatch reports a deadly crowd at Vienna rail terminal as residents fled the city amid famine conditions. Several women and children died in the crush while men fought at the station to board the last trains.
Edwin M. Wild of Balthuso Golf Club, once top amateur, may lose his left leg after a propeller on an aero cycle struck him at Red Dank in New Jersey. The bone was shattered, affecting his national amateur ranking.
The Federal Trade Commission announced charges that Armour and Company engaged in unfair competition by acquiring competing firms including Linkenhart Refining Company of Chattanooga and Sylvan Tanning company. The complaint asserts the deals reduced competition and could create monopolistic conditions across regions where the original competitors operated.
Fragmentary transcript reveals the head clerk and foreman discussing a March accident. A fellow worker’s hammer caused the blow, with vague remarks about evidence and identity, including garbled replies and uncertain names.
An OCR fragment notes that a bull, sacred to Indian tribes, causes offense when moved into city shops and bazaars. The Hindu orthodoxy views such interference as sacrilegious, highlighting tensions between sacred cattle reverence and urban commerce in Calcutta.
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