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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
2
A vintage Pendleton's department store ad touts Big Value and best prices. The friendly copy highlights saving money on every purchase with emphasis on reliability and selection. The playful line urges shoppers to hitch their dollars to the biggest load.
As fashion trends surge, feather purses dominate shelves and runways. Designers showcase bold, airy accessories while shoppers flock to boutiques for statement bags in varied sizes and hues. The trend blends vintage flair with modern streetwear.
Scarfs described as made of fine muslin with delicate laces and long special edging. Priced at 69 cents each.
We have just received new jewelry novelties including earrings hatpins cameo pins beauty pins bead necklaces service pins and more. These accessories suit summer wardrobe and we invite you to view them. Most items offered at moderate prices.
The notice asks residents to save white flour and offers to buy back any amount, even a pint, at full retail price in cash or trade. It stresses it is not compulsory but framed as a patriotic duty to conserve food.
At Pendleton the Farmers Union picnic drew about 79 autos and three wagons. Wilson McNary won the boys race, with Burlese second, and a shoes race amused spectators as Raphael Raymond and Virgil Dubale topped runners in later events. The Mule Skinners faced the Clod Hoppers in a 14 to 7 ball game, with dramatic batting and base running, culminating in a late rally before final outs.
Indian apolis June 2 Charlee Warren Partanks former vice president of the United States died at his home last night after a 24 hour convalescence. Family members except Richard Partunku who served with the American army in France were at the bedside. Cause of death listed as a heart condition following nephritis and a three week critical illness.
A fragment describing a diverse group of American soldiers in a trench era setting. Doughboys from France, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, and Germany heritage share their identities. They emphasize loyalty to the United States and personal duty, despite varied origins, and discuss speaking bluntly about nationality and service.
Rugene Oregon June 6 Men shift from citizen ease to wartime fear and bombardment experts say wobblers are more prone to shell shock than career soldiers. Dr Edmond Conklin head of psychology notes suppression of fear in new troops leads to severe mental strain and fatigue from front line conditions. Poor adaptation to fire, sleep loss, and fear suppression fuel the condition.
Alexandria June 1 President Wilton took part in the keel laying of the 400 ton freighter to be named Gunston Hall. He joined a crew led by a riveter who laughed and joked as the rivet was driven, with a round head and tidy finish on the plate.
Washington June Secre tary McAdeshow urged Representative Kitchin of North Carolina to retract a claim that publishers lobby influenced tax policy and postwar revenue plans. Kitchin told the House he did not trust the secretary’s statements though he believed the issue had made itself felt with some, asking for fuller discussion.
Tacoma Washington June reports rapid troop turnover as life at the national army camp intensifies. Recruits are described as transformed by training with soldiers speeding through drills and adjustments, indicating a surge in production and readiness during the period.
The state normal school here opened new war course offerings today with a full faculty and a special emphasis on wartime studies and training programs for students.
Fragmentary notes suggest confusion over medical guidance and potential calls to obtain advice from a Medical Director in Atlanta. The text references blood supply, drug stores, and free medical advice, but specifics and sources are garbled.
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