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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
8
Pendleton items report local residents enlisting in the heavy artillery corps and cavalry, moves to Seattle and Portland for civil service and banking jobs, a Jitney dance to raise funds for county library programs, a parkable wagon note, a civil divorce decree, and a variety of local appointments and license news. The scattered items mention Red Cross fundraising, business moves, and a vehicle collision near Main and Water streets.
J. W. Tallman, president of the Pendleton Commercial association, elected as an honorary pallbearer for the funeral of Tom Richardson, a Port land commercial club booster who died Saturday night after a general breakdown. May post office receipts for Pendleton totaled $2526.42, up from May 1916's $215.64. fiscal year ends June 20 with expected monthly increases.
A vehicle theft and recovery incident is noted with unclear details. The brief mentions the Mulekette of Al Shieher and a location described as atalon Batorda near Cotton Wood Wheel by Hike Flat.
Ken Marlin of Seneham pleaded guilty on Saturday to polluting Meneham Creek. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Tark en and will be represented by WHIM.
The fire department reported a fire at Wanting ton and Jefferson streets in Teapinbe this afternoon as a second time such a drill has been held by the North Aide Troop. Troop DF held its first drill yesterday at Happy Can Yen with most troopers completing preliminary instruction under drillmaster Lt Jomen F Choke. The next drill is scheduled for Thursday evening at the same location.
Vernon Nathan Davis of Pendleton is enlisted as an apprentice seaman in the navy and will leave for Portland for the exam. Forest Harmon Head of Springfield has been working at Pendleton and left yesterday for MPortian in the engineering department.
Harry Meyers and Otte Tunte, known traveling men, set out yesterday for Las Grande confident they could reach the mountain and return, arriving back in Potcioton around midnight.
Fragmentary lines note low motoring enthusiasm, muck on Cablage Hill, backtracks to Pendleton and Normiston. Mentions Mr Ackerman of Fermiston and an operation at St Anthony's hospital yesterday. Mrs Turner, sitter of Perle Bowman, also underwent hospital surgery.
William Woods of Athena lies in Anthon's hospital recovering from an operation that Athena underwent Saturday evening.
New York June 4 Apublic hearing reveals mime Mary A Palround of Elrahurnt, mother of a public school principal and cousin of Congressman Fatrehiid, plans to marry Henry Conrad Hoppe. Hoppe, recently released from prison after two years for burglary, seeks discharge aided by Fairchild’s testimony.
In an interview, Jing Cumbin, secretary of France's Foreign Ministry, said Paris is grateful for President Wilson's reception of Captain Andre Tardieu, French high commissioner. He praised Tardieu's work toward directing economic coordination with France and noted French interest in the American division's arrival. The reception is linked to a broader anticipated demonstration by the American public.
An unclear Prenth offer related to A Piatw Andrew and the American Ambulance in France is photographed in Le Marue district, with the scene framed by local observers. The damaged text hints at Horner’s jeeton and a medal or token connected to the event.
Washington DC authorities permit the registration of all young Japanese ages 1 to 32 at a single Be-Beth location, to simplify administration. Governor Hart announces the plan aimed at reducing interpreter needs and consolidating liberty rights tied to payment.
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