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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton briefing lists residents and visitors including Charles Epplingon Flow and Payette Idaho figures. Mentions of local hotel keeper, district supervisors, and stubs about a hospital bed project, plus a charity fund donation by W Straw of Hermiston and a visit by Charles Reed to Pendleton.
Fragmentary OCR text describes military leadership actions near Seaton with references to commanding officers, forward progress, and ore development work. Details are garbled but suggest a narrative of strategic movements and high ore values amid elevated tensions.
A meeting of the board led by present members Minn, Charles Grovitch, Mrs. A. H. Cox, Mee Th. EL Ring, Mrs. George Martin and W. J. L. Thompson decided to expand funding to acquire a knitting machine. The board will proceed with procurement and be present at the next session.
Mrs Blencort announces Hertha Hincelt of Pendleton will travel to Colorado with her sister for a two day visit. The trip begins Saturday when she leaves independence with friends.
Round-Up stockholders meet to decide the Pendleton event for this year with aims to be a great success. The guard, led by Walmain Perrin, plans to supply meals for drafted men leaving July 28 and to extend donations beyond the honor guard. Thorn Hollow directors visited Pendleton to discuss school lanes, a modern bungalow school, and a social center building plan for the district.
SNebt changes for Depots Co and county treasurer Willim MeAten note funds diverted to credit of the national headquarters war fund. Meetings for cattlemen and a Sunday gathering at Weston are announced, with attendees from Walla Walla and local farmers. A truck demonstration at the Semont farm reveals load and wheel issues, while a complaint over a Studebaker car seizure is filed with the county court.
The report records a court session with defendants including Hhr ja abd bey and other parties, mentioning rights in court and a decision by Mr. Keator on rent law. It notes a speed limit arrest by Forrest Harmbarrested, who pleaded guilty before Judge Fite, with a $10 fine.
Ieane Crate Indian was relied yesterday from the eventy jal of F600 bop Hete being held for the grand jury charged with breaking into the dept at Helix.
Threstine A Sonippl arrived in the city yesterday from his ranch on Minonri Gulch. He planned threshing that evening on his 140 acre plot and noted portions of the crop would be harvested between 1360 and 1440 Biche.
Fragmentary text reports a Pendleton related murder case involving a person named Neshem Ray and a ranch harvest. Details are garbled with numbers and phrases, making precise facts hard to extract.
A brief report notes a team member performing better than average in his part of the county. The item cites improving statistics and potential impact on upcoming fixtures, with emphasis on local observers praising his current form and contribution to the squad.
Temperature high near 85 degrees and a low around the minimum. Clear skies prevail with light to moderate breeze. Rainfall appears unlikely as conditions remain steady across the region.
A fragmented local item notes a porcupine named Kitt Large Porcepine wandering near the front yard of a residence at 617 College Street. The creature allegedly approached a hidden house on route to in the Welnity area where it was confronted by Ste Gvesworthy. The tale ends with quills collected by Pendleton residents.
Mr and Mrs Dorn announce the arrival of a baby girl born at Harves Hospital. The newborn joins their family with the full name not provided in the brief notice.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a gradual loss of appetite and declining condition. The text mentions waning strength, persistent fatigue, and hints at a broader health decline, with phrases suggesting mental or physical deterioration without clear context or date.
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