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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
8
County Agricultural Agent M. Shroce urges poultry keepers to dispose of surplus cockerels and unwanted males for home use or future canning. Males kept as breeders should be separated from hens, as infertile birds deteriorate in weather and reduce production costs.
Rieth hosts a Junior Red Cross kickoff at the schoolhouse with Mrs. H. C. Cavan in charge and planned two weekly meetings. Moving days occurred in Rieth Simpeen Hall Bickers McNarlin and Jackson. Mrs. Logan Marlin visits Portland. Rieth’s new hotel displays the American flag ahead of a planned formal opening and dance next Friday. Barnes Circuit drew large crowds, Mr. Morgan travels to Hot Lake for relief, and E. F. Ralston mourns a Toledo wife’s death. A picnic at Margarite Grove is set for June 6 with a Blue vs Pink Sunday school contest decided for the Pink side. Refreshments are noted, and a sewing circle invited to attend. J A Mohain returns from La Grande, with house painting and tenant improvements underway. Mrs. G. C. Christ, Rieth car clerk, returns from Kansas vacation.
Helix notes from East Oregonian Special on June 4 report Mrs Jinmia Zeuske remodeling her residence. Mentions Pendleton merchants meeting, postmaster Joe Kerley traveling there for thrift stamps business. Mrs Priste visiting daughter in Watla Walla, F Kennedy seen in Pen- ava, Piper family returning from Rexburg. Anecdotes include Hutchinson visiting relatives near La Crouse and Mrs Abe Molstrem and daughter from Adime visiting, Salva Omlid coming from Juniper ranch.
The document lists breakfast lunch and supper dishes including codfish butter rice fried potatoes fruit and dessert options. It outlines course plans with bread stews beans and puddings and mentions a rice and barley flour pudding nutmeg sauce and a tomato style gravy. It also notes propaganda falsely alleging President Wilson addressed France and claims about Italy in a German effort to undermine American confidence.
A blaze at the Walla Walla Meat & Cold Storage plant caused extensive damage to stock, building, and machinery. Firemen battled the flames for hours. cause undetermined. Estimated loss ranged from 100000 to 160000 with about 70000 in insurance.
A reflective aphorism notes that war forced efficiency but lasting benefits require peace to evenly distribute the advantages created by every gain in efficiency.
The record shows St Louis 16, Brooklyn 1 rooky totals for the league. Chicago 5, Boston 3. Pittsburgh 3, New York 2.
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