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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR shows figures for estimated year expenses and receipts totaling thousands, plus district tax and a dated official signature. The text mixes public finance lines with a time card listing departures between Weston, Athens, Pendleton, and Weston again, and ends with an attorney’s name and address.
Brief comic panel note presents a clash of viewpoints as Allman references a contrasting stance. The strip hints at a humorous tug between sides without endorsing either, reflecting typical newspaper cartoon balance.
Heavy trade shifts in Portland yards with buyers trimming quotes on yearlings and ewes while top quality wethers and rams hold steadier values. Cattle market shows general demand for prime steers and heifers with quotes around 12 to 16.50 for various grades as buyers seek better stock amid light runs overnight.
The City of Pendleton adopts and approves a street improvement plan for Pine Street and Railroad Street, forming Improvement District No. 7. Owners of benefited lots and parcels are assessed for the cost, with a surveyor’s estimate of cost per lot recorded for public notice in The Oregonian for ten days.
City officials seek to form an Improvement Assessment District for Pine Street South Jing of West Street to have curbs gutters and all necessary work. Geary Kimbralty, City Surveyor, prepared estimates and filings dated May 1918. The plan details costs and assessment per parcel, with publication and notice requirements and district boundaries.
Lieutenant A G Macdonald veteran of the army from Amadila county dies in Vancouver British Columbia May 15 after pneumonia following wartime service. He fought with the 2nd battalion in Belgium Somme and the war’s end incurred knee injury later shipped to Canada, where infection led to pneumonia and death. He leaves parents three sisters and is nephew of Lieut goth Gilmour Hay city solicitor.
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