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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
12
County announces a bounty of 415 dollars for female coyotes, with $4 paid per coyote killed under the new law effective May. The bounty policy applies to females captured after last Thursday, replacing previous rates. The program remains subject to legislative changes and future action.
Wrens explains his concern about constipation as a cause of many ailments. He notes 90 percent of patients suffer from conditions linked to poisons formed in a sluggish intestinal tract.
Umatilla County reports May bounty totals of 677.08 dollars mainly from coyotes and cats, with five bobcats turned in at two dollars each. Budget planning shows 2061 dollars paid since January 3, and April warrants reflect ongoing excess over budget. Prices and policy changes are noted to affect future deficits.
A long list of property transfers is recorded, naming buyers and sellers such as Soilih to Foster, Hellman to MekKeeman, Pierce to Graham, and Smythe related parcels. Transactions cover lots, blocks, fractional sections, and reservations in Pendleton, Hermiston, and nearby additions, with prices ranging from $1 to $1900. Numerous names, lot references, and township details appear, reflecting a dense ledger of realty transfers.
Congressman Sinnott enjoyed a 99 minute air trip over Washington and Virginia yesterday. Pilot Lieut Kerrick of the aviation force at Bolling Field guided the flight. Sinnott wished to extend the journey and expressed delight at the experience.
A telegram from American Food Commissioner Hew end Heing to Herbert Muever reports severe hunger among Armenian refugees in the Caucasus, with 600,000 needing outside food for another year. It cites women foraging roots, children starving, and unverified cannibalism claims supported by some witness accounts and exhumed corpses.
Albert dy Noyon Salinthiry once held a captain’s commission in the Army and sought deployment to France. He enlisted in the Marine Corps at New York and trained at Quantico, Va, after leaving Thursday night.
A man with ae ambition antalllind is now enlisted in the marine corps under a United service enlistment for four years. He went to Germany to seize WHIH heavy of occupation and was discharged at his own request as troops withdraw from foreign soil.
Pueblo, June 3. Serut Curl to Hoard has returned from overseas after four years in the navy and marine corps, including 18 months of active service. He fought at Chateau Thierry, Solosons and Verdun and wears three wounds. He enlisted at 16 and is cited as the youngest tank to serve in France with the U S Army, and the youngest recruit ever enlisted in the Navy. He later joined the Marines after a discharge following the Army service.
In St. Louis the estate of Henry Addy Steckur, professional gambler, shot by highwaymen in front of his home at 32048 Barteou Avenue Apel 14, has been filed. Inventory lists real and personal property totaling substantial assets including real estate, stock holdings, notes, and a $10,000 hotel claim against Otto Stifel and Union Brewing Co.
A safe weighing 200 pounds containing $6 was carried from Kroger Growery and Haking Co at 1990 North Ninth Street. Two men fled in an auto in front of the store at 1 a.m. Police near the scene traced a wheel from the store used to force the door. John Duenges, 4035 Alaska Avenue, on nearby Ceepola Street and Grand Avenue, reported stopping a lone robber Monday night and turning over a revolver with an empty chamber after disarming the suspect.
In New York on June 2, prank Fatagano, a driver of 2420 Arthur Avenue, awaited arraignment in the court of special sessions. He was robbed of 20 dollars en route to the courtroom, and charged with supporting two children in city care. The amount involved was 84. An acquaintance visited him in prison.
A fragmented note suggests Salvation Army drive workers discuss the value of a hole in a doughnut. The odd wording mentions a public display and a streetfront location, with unclear figures and dates. No solid names or places could be confirmed from the readable text.
Futacano pleaded guilty at arraignment while attempting a parole payment of evidence of good faith. He shouted that someone robbed him in the courtroom as Justice Daniel Fr. Murphy lamented the collapse of jail morale and warned of more thieves unseen in the area.
Washington extended its season by defeating Oregon 4 to 2 to finish with a 10 game win streak and no losses. Miller and Gill, Chamberlain and Land were the battery pairings in the final contest.
A fragment urging daily water intake before meals to flush toxins and improve health. It promotes a regimen of warm water with lime phosphate and claim benefits for breath, headaches, digestion, and overall vitality, urging early morning cleansing through internal sanitation remedies.
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