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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
6
The notice touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women troubled by worry and the blues. It claims the product strengthens the system and improves symptoms after a few weeks of use.
The Food Administration urges grocers to pay cash for white flour returns immediately, detailing that customers returning flour will get the same price as when purchased. It emphasizes a short stock, ships ready, and calls on grocers to collect all flour possible to aid soldiers in France and allies.
Decree favors plaintiff J C Bolar in a teen elven trial. Dean Tatton returns from Imbler with Katherine Smith, his niece. County court hears a petition for a new road to be built in the Cabbage Air diverter area. Williams of Milton visits Pendleton en route to Echo for a new school home. Navy draft card confirms Orson L Straughan from Pendleton enlisted. Kiplinger, a local teacher, travels to Union for the stock show and will return in August to resume duties in district 12.
Pachito seeks divorce from Nettie Pachito alleging cruel and inhuman treatment after their 1917 marriage in The Dalles. Attorney J. B. Perry represents the plaintiff.
M. IL Cheserunn, secretary of the Patriotic Service League, received word from Mr. Gawryr of Bend about organizing county drives for the government. Deschutes County residents discuss the league’s efforts and the prospect of more inquiries about the group’s activities.
A Paseo story claimed the Penintiot- Misc passenger train was discontinued, but trains arrived this morning at Northern Pacific. The report’s details appear uncertain and the railway service remains active with regular parcels and passenger movements.
Appointed guardian Joell May joins the Joiner shiltron for settlement of the estate. Bond set at 1280 dollars. Mer chant Marine enrollment details. Albert Humphrey to Portland for work, Mrs Humphrey to join in two weeks. Ruth Roberts from Ontario and Mary Fikeen to Woodburn for summer. J K Painter of Walla Walla visiting Pendleton. car axle issue en route to Twin Falls.
Edward Clinton Stith of La Grande enlisted as fireman second class in the U S Navy yesterday and left for Portland. Loren Roy O'Hara of Wenton enlisted as a mechanic's mate in the aviation section and leaves Monday noon for Portland. Roy Nell, formerly of Stanfield, is noted with a whisking board and is on short visit today, with routes and duties in the East during wartime.
Private Robert Potter formerly of the Twentieth Macineers arrived today at Palouse Washington on leave after three months in France and three in U S hospitals. He was discharged for ulcers of the surgary and credits the Red Cross with saving his life. Potter served in France and the States and received his discharge at Cape May New York on May 8. He laments not getting a chance to fight in the last battle.
The will of Renator Chas. A. Barrett of Athena was filed today in the county clerk's office. Dated May 22, 1914, it names his wife Jegnie KE. Barrett and son Henry A as executors. It bequeaths 3000 cash to the wife for life, residence property in Athena, and household effects, then to the son. It leaves 1000 cash to Areta Barrett, residence property and a Quaker wheat land section. Henry Barrett receives 1000 cash and a half section of farm land, with 600 each to two grandchildren and 100 to brothers and sisters. Dorritt also remembered nephews and nieces with 50 each. Real estate after debts is to be held in trust by executors with Henry Barrett as manager, who will receive a salary of 485 a year.
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