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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
2
A vivid sale page highlights wide patent belts in white and black, 35e to 75e, Khari Italian silk bloomers at 5.00, and summer Sundries including Eleaya Palmolive Calgates Melba. A vast lace collection for lingerie and dresses is offered, with auto veils in chiffon color and size range from 69c to 2.50.
A long list of women’s pumps and shoes offered at July clearance prices. Includes patent kid pumps, one strap and Cuban heel styles, white canvas Mary Jane pumps, rainskin boots, oxfords, and growing girls shoes. Prices range from $1.20 to $4.95 with many items marked down from higher values.
The annual Send Apple Show, organized by the Trimstone of the Epikane Church of Vernier, will again run next fall under the direction of its committee head Whone. Proceeds will go to the local Red Cross chapter to support wartime efforts.
A crash report recounts a deadly rail incident with a locomotive derailment and a fatal injury to a worker. The piece mentions a cow catcher, cylinder head stock, and multiple individuals connected to the accident scene, including bystanders and investigators assessing the wreck. The tone reflects a historical newspaper account of a railway disaster with limited clarity due to OCR errors.
WASTINGTON July 12 Ladninevian flank of Astoria Oregon reports a $2 149 000 Tin reservoir approved for federal receipt assignment. The notice notes the reserve is now unde mitted to the federal system.
In Abeodloorn a special election was planned with no mayoral or council seats listed. Widespread talk included eight hour laws for women and the state vaccination context. Hood River harvest progress and barley wheat prospects were noted. A 96 year old Sire Bile Beth Ann Flore of Baker County died, widow of Roya A. Jerge, with history tracing to New York and England.
Mrs. Poultugo Sands Lee has just returned to Amerton after serving with the American Fund for Faith and War. She is noted as one of the few women ever linked to Verdun relief efforts and the Beneprneh.
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