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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
3
A garbled Pendleton列 report cites a wind incident near a bin and a man, plus Walter McCutchen’s bankruptcy. Other items include administrators, a Dodge purchase, store expansion, a divorce ruling, and local social notes about Baker and Raner figures.
Reports say two Nolin women produced garments received today. upcoming work halted as a Nolinite exposed to smallpox at Helix triggers precaution. Legal notices include C. A. Radar suit over foreclosure and mortgage notes totaling $6500 plus three $465 notes. A stolen wheel found under a warehouse driveway belongs to a colored porter.
A damaged clipping mentions Mrs Willian Dunn of Pendleton Hil ber Supply Ce le at Missouri, Mott, caring for relatives affected by illness. The text notes two million American women in war work and quotes hopeful remarks about husbands and future spouses joining the war effort.
BISMARK Jan 14 State ownership faces a pivotal test as seven constitutional amendments await Governor Frasier signature. Proposals include state owned banks Neuranllie elevatorn mines and other industries. Besiden atate ownership the measures include initiative referendum and tax information.
A new sawmill is planned at Gibbon with daily capacity about 6 000 feet. The project is led by contractor TF Howard, who will manage the building work and oversee operations for Harry Raver of Gibbor Holt. The mill will process lumber for general trade and related needs at Gibbon.
Roy A. Privett, enlisted in the army at Bealeton in December, died of pneumonia at Latdes Pehl Hampinn, Vayeteniay. The war effort reduced by ble cousin Winnie Drivett this morning before he enlisted in the war. He was employed at the Pondinvon Marble Works, father to a resident of Colfax, Washington.
Dec 25 dispatch reports American canteen worker Elizabeth Ross of the National Arts Club, New York, stationed in a French village, producing up to 16 doughnuts per hour and later 504 a day. She helped assemble flour, milk, and sugar to boost rations. doughnut production becomes a notable record in wartime relief efforts.
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