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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
3
Local items detail wartime production and logistics, including wood for shipbuilding, earnings for tree owners, and buttons for War Bond support. Military personnel updates mention Walter Ray, J. F. Hall, and John Dickson, with training and Navy enlistment notes. Nearby obituaries report services for George Gillette and James Kennedy, plus community notices on church and civic events.
Machine owners in the county are required to report every end of month the number of trembles of wheat shelled by machines to County Agent M. S. Bhroch. Also to report the weekly schedule by Mr. Shrek and to report the number of hunches of all other grains that arrived.
The ad praises Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation and Chamberlains Cod Liver Oil for general ailments. It urges keeping medicine at hand for stomach issues and fevers, with claims of relief when physicians are away. Also recommends Chamberlains Liniment for back pain and muscle relief.
Messrs Bryant of Portland and Hutchinson of Detroit address Pendleton merchants at the Commercial club event. Local permits restrict sheds and minor repairs as building activity remains limited postwar.
Roy Deni of Penneton Wey entered the navy at war start and was moved from the armored cruiser fan tern days before it was torpedoed. An August issue article by Fred Vincent, formerly of Pendleton, discusses the eight hour day debate in the western woods. Alfred Lockwood and M. H. Cheaman attend Pilot Rock Red Cross event with Rev. Luckwood as auctioneer delivering a speech at 4 o'clock.
From Prairie Farm and Feymour Wisconsin, Mr and Mrs Van Buren arrived yesterday to be the giants of a Dentrie, O] Jackson strove. They traveled about 3000 miles in their Velie machine via Omnihe Cheyenne Agden Boise and Lea Grande. They will remain for a few days and then head to the coast visiting Portland Astoria Tacoma and Seattle.
A report from Lajunta Colorado notes the arrival of a new city school superintendent and party traveling by Ford from La Grande to Salt Lake. The Austin family, including Droyd and Frederick, accompanied the group to Salt Lake where they visited friends, with no difficulties reported en route via Denver Cheyenne and Evanston.
Weston Leader reports harvest starts in the Weston district as fit wheat and barley conditions show a likely good yield. Downing elevator has received full-sown wheat of excellent quality. Barley crop expected to be well below average.
Six members of the Oregon Military Police stationed in Denver left today for Moro to form a fire patrol to guard Sherman county crops. The detachment includes Kent Beant Ralph tk Ruel Corporal Kutet Privates Stewart Canhell Jh E McPherson T H. Brehm Milton W. Lond and Private Louie Ey Rontka who remain in Portland on special hops to join tomorrow. The wire company marched to the station to bid a lively send off with three cheers.
Fragmentary text references John F Temple and Jonn F Temple Jr as building owners in Grant County near Olive Lake. Mentions Whitney rail line and ore hauling to a rail round with unclear dates, locations, and actions. Summary preserves limited readable entities and hints at an ore-related matter in Grant County.
Fists Tore, de Ee Mciminicis, supervisor C L Jamison, and BA Belletier Tanger travel from Wenaha Forest to Walla Walle Ravings Park en route to Werten. They lead a Creanization of Nveetee aewwlations of thees who ate peere of the Weaele range. Jamison, a county agent for Whieler, trains farmers in winter feeding and pawn among farmers as "the livestock missionary."
Wane to Get to the Might reports a fragmentary note about Jeter Hooker and a veiled reference to an extraordinary effort or event. The readable text hints at a dramatic moment but lacks clear facts, names, or dates to confirm specifics.
A damaged article fragment depicts a draft event noting a clerk named Draper and a metallic call for five colored men to Camp Lewis. It mentions difficulties in filling the call and records a controversial mix of service expectations and racial elements in the draft process.
Sets land on cabbage HM RF 0, Hawks today paid 6 acres for land on Cable Hill to Nellie Farrington who recently worked in that section from Mlogtana, reflecting local land transfer activity.
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