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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
8
Evening storm drenched the region with torrential rain and hail damaging crops and hay. Visitors and residents frequent Ukiah with cattle movements, family travel, and plans to fill vacant houses before September.
Thomas Richards sells his farm home about a mile and a half from town to Jake Tuber with possession on the first of the year. include locals and visitors: Mrs Maneo Spencer in Pendleton. Moritz Thomsen, L Arnold, J Store og Taoma on business. Miss Tf. M. Unthank and Miss Minnie Unthank visiting from Tacoma. other notes on residents and travelers.
Helix officials inaugurate a new pumping unit to boost city water supply. The installation, announced in July, aims to improve pressure and reliability for residents and businesses.
East Oregonian special notes Robert Blomgren began harvesting Saturday on Joe H Blomgren’s farm north of Weston. A parade of visitors includes Mr and Mrs John Ronewits and Mr and Mrs Garden from Pendleton. Many relatives from Walla Walla, Athena, Pendleton and Weston drop by through the week updating on family news.
Mr and Mrs O McFerron of Atena and Mrs Minnie Walker of Helix visited Weston relatives on Sunday. EAL Withers spent weeks in Elgin Oregon. Fred Greer went to Heliz for harvest work. James Turner of Cornelia Crees returned home after a Weston sojourn. Odeon Kirkpatelek, absent on vacation, returned Sunday evening. The piece also notes a thrift bond drive with small buyers and a Pershing letter of thanks, plus children receiving postcards.
Paris celebrates with a unique display of national defense funding as crowds buy bonds instead of riotous celebrations. Women clerks manning booths sold two franc bonds de la defense nationale valued at one dollar each, with many short term notes redeemable in a month.
A Philadelphia resident recounts thirty years of ill health and prostrations cured by Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to try the remedy and to seek relief from headaches backaches and general weakness through its use. It notes endorsements from Mrs. Fitzgerald and mentions the Pinkham Company in Massachusetts.
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