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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
8
Ukiah and Ukiah heel residents attend the Hidaway springs opening dance. Names listed include Frank Chamberlain Carl Sturdivant Ta Sturdivant Wins Nie Moore Franch Kinder Magrtte Kinder Henry Nye Floyd Martin and many others. Community notes mention visitors, school staff appointments, and local happenings in Ukiah.
A large barn on the Johnson ranch in the Pinnish settlement south of town burned Friday night. Ten work horses five barrels of distillate and feed were destroyed. The cause of the fire is unreported. Renewal Frank Davis returned from Camp Lewis after a death in his family and awaits aviation mechanic exams. An attempted theft at the N P depot led to a held intruder by City Marshal Garret. Mrs Will Summer remains ill at home east of town. Funeral and wedding news from Lem Morrison, Hardy, and local residents wrap up a light community update.
URIAH June 11 A jolly fishing party at Camas Prairie spent a day on the stream. Guests including Mr and Mrs Bereggin and son Watt, Agnes and Wilma, Walter Blackburn and wife, Mrs Mary Castee, Norm Short, Bert Constant, Mick Casteel, Behmer Nich fins and wife, Addrenn, Pred Caster and wife and four boys Lowell Delmag Glen Jack, and Mr Zipperer enjoyed the farm outing with some catching and tall tales of the largest fish.
The Department of Agriculture urges food producers to order machinery, repair parts, and implements in advance of the usual ordering time. The latest bulletin stresses the need to increase feed production and farm supplies to raise overall production, citing a portion of a recent Presidential message.
The Agriculture Department warns that war outcomes hinge on farmers, urging early orders for machinery and repair parts for 1918. Oliver Chilled Plow Works promotes National Oliver Week from June 1 to 15, mobilizing dealers, posters, ads, and prizes to boost timely purchases and grain production.
London reports rising casualties from Allied air raids over the past three weeks. Admiralty Undersecretary Maccharson announced in the Commons, detailing casualties and hospital conditions.
A fragment suggests students of the war should listen to get farhiiiae with the map of Germany as the time approaches for a change of scene.
An assistant attorney general, chosen to run the investigation ordered by the president, is expected to present charges related to airplane production. The move follows the selection of a new lead investigator and signals possible shifts in the probe’s focus and scope.
A U boat torpedoed and sank a sugar carrier off Lewes Delaware on June 10. The ship’s crew was rescued and authorities began salvage plans as searchers scoured the area for survivors and debris.
Virginia reports a pilot arriving this morning with cape themed visuals noted by local observers. Officials urge caution as visibility remains limited and coastal conditions are unsettled.
National League games resembled a tough night for Cincinnati and Chicago with Boston edging Cincinnati 1 0 and Brooklyn losing to Pittsburgh 2 6 to Chicago. Philadelphia 1 beat Chicago 6. American League games saw Washington 3 over St Louis 2, Boston 1 over Detroit 6, and Philadelphia 4 over Chicago.
In Redwood City on June 11 the body of Louis Ferrari a 27 year old Italian from South San Francisco was found in a lake on Connolly place at Woodside. He was diving with companions when his head struck the bottom. Deputy Soronor recovered the body.
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