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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
6
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Pendleton notes show a busy slate with a hospital garment drive starting June 21, a fatality in a West End tragedy, and Julia A. Davis death at 9. Local officials discuss school June tests for seventh and eighth grades while Grace Ayers estate appraisals reach 400. The May Day fundraiser totals 6912.73 with donations from multiple communities, and Dr. McNary and visiting doctors plan fishing trips tomorrow.
Local notes describe recent interior and exterior painting on properties in Pendleton and nearby areas. An ante party left Pendleton for a weeklong trip through Washington to Atlanta and Chattanooga via Indianapolis, with plans to meet relatives. meanwhile Camp Lewis letters report a Pendleton youth adjusting to military life and awaiting a chance against the Kaiser.
Pendleton Tuesday June 11 hosts Dr Sydney Quick and Dr Get W Noansich as part of a national tour approved by the government. The visit highlights Pendleton as a rare western town to hear the experts with infrastructure reduced in Yakima and Olympia due to wartime needs.
Thresholds set by the grain threshing division plan a visit by government inspectors to Umwitlila County during harvest. The aim is to evaluate conservation on wheat and assess threshing machines and harvesting gear. An advisory will add one and a half bushels per hundred threshed as incentive.
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