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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1918
Page
5
A scanned page shows a long bake and cooking guide with instructions for sponge starters, bread doughs, potato breads, brown bread, corn meal recipes, and potato griddle cakes. It also includes a political note about a Montana motion to pause for prayer during wartime, with quotes from Senators McCumber and Phœne.
Mrs. Adolphine Busch widow of the Levy brewers hurry back from Germany where she has lived for years to clear property concerns and facing questions about American status amid alien property suspicions.
Washington July 6 Consideration of a relation to Senator Mer- blocks a plan to pray for success as Senate leaders weigh a procedural step. The item reflects early summer political maneuvering amid uncertain votes and intra party tensions.
Pauline Frederick, appearing at the Arcade Theater in La Tosca, recalls a 30 foot fall she once made at Fort Marion Florida for the role. The cast includes Frank Lone and Jules Rencourt with Edward Jose directing. The plot follows Tosca and Scarpia’s police pursuit and a daring escape scene.
Pendleton Commercial Club to meet tomorrow night at 7 pm with President George Haer urging full attendance. J V Rawlings of Portland visits Pendleton as Garford truck representative in the district. Alfred Lockwood gives a short address at the Church. Reetz and wife plan a three week camping auto trip through western Washington and Oregon. A.B. Troyte hospitalized after a railroad speeder accident near Campbell. Tom Ordermann, Portland singer, arrives home after study in New York and sings at Union Services. Mr and Mrs Herbert Green and Mr and Mrs Fierd Croup enjoy Sunday fishing at Mission. James K. Leveh warns Liberty Loan officers about stock promoters and imposters. John Moran arrested for joyriding in Pendleton. car owned by A.D. Aderden of Tum Tum Lumber Co.
The fragment mentions sarsaparilla pepsin nyx and iron and Thea of Hood’s Sarsa as a bed reference. It appears as a jumbled, partial line about a medicinal product or brand with unclear context and no cohesive event or date.
The account notes Moran is to be turned over to state officials for a case concerning an offense, mentions a Huntington relative, and references a state action related to Moran’s alleged wrongdoing. Additional items include local medical notices, an estate distribution order, weather notes, a charity dance funds, and various unrelated local notices.
Paria Incorporated files articles of incorporation in the county clerk's office for The Paris store on Main Street Pendleton with $4000 capital in 6 shares and lists Charlies Bhon tern J J Raley and J F Staler as incorporators. A divorce suit is brought in Amanda Forton circuit court against James H Britton alleging cruel treatment. they were married in 1597 and have three minor children Clyde Henry and Sarah seeking custody. Overworld service updates report George Gilmore departing for Seabeck Washington for overseas training. W F Lowell and A Ferguson plan to cover duties at the Evening Tribune and Golden Rule Hotel respectively. Jim Reckhhram is being transported from Hedro Wooley Washington to Ogden by his brother.
Caurrigan escaped from No 18 at Pendleton depot Saturday evening and was found yesterday on the reservation by Sheriff T D Taylor who had brought him to Pendleton and turned him over to his uncle. Hackbram, a 22 year old male, had been held at Bedro Woolley in the insane asylum. On reaching the Place the train rider suddenly disappeared and when found gave the reason Somebody whispered in my ear to and I went. The uncle then accompanied his nephew to Ogden yesterday evening.
The entire Western Union telegraph workforce in New Orleans, including traffic chiefs and wire chiefs, was locked out today except for one man, following an announcement from union headquarters. The action affects operators and supervisory staff at the local office.
About 124 men were involved as workers were discharged for openly declaring union affiliations. The brief notice notes union activity and disciplinary action affecting a substantial group.
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