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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
5
The text outlines new wartime apparel regulations restricting shoe styles for six months, eliminating back straps and caps from trousers, and capping coat lengths and sizes. Sack sizes limited to 40, overcoats to 26, coats lengths adjusted for various sizes, and windings constrained to precise measurements to conserve materials.
Wrington reports June 22 that even the food couriers of the American army use gas masks amid wartime conditions.
The Quartermaster announced that as tin supplies tighten ration boxes may switch to waxed paper, sealed in paraffin for gas zone use. A transport plan ships 15 or 29 carloads of early winter mutton from Gibbon to Chicago, with Hampshire and Lincoln sheep noted for weight and condition, destined for the Chicago market.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a 16 car train of sheep and Monday timing, with unclear location or origin. The readable items reference shipping of a livestock consist and indicate an imminent move, but details are fragmented and names or places are not clear.
Brooklyn 1 New York 4 in the Nithovnal League. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 10. St Louis 1 Cincinnati. American League Heston 13 Philadelphia 6. New York 3 Washington. Chicago 1 Cleveland 4. Teasing aside, golf remains a topic at Memphis committee meeting.
Mrs G H Hartman Sr and son in law F C Roberta returned to Portined after two week visit with George H Hartman and friends. Navy enlistments noted for Louie Grant Lants of Cove and others. wool release delayed until military needs met. Henry T Walter dies at 52 at St Anthonys Hospital from nephritis. services expected Monday with J J Brown in charge.
A 1916 Pendleton proclamation by Acting Mayor Vaughan bans sale and use of all fireworks in the city. The order, dated June 11, limits lighting fires or any device that could damage property or endanger residents during the Fourth of July period, stressing civic duty and national unity.
Reports indicate a bumper wheat harvest in America with analysts noting strong yields across key plains states and potential effects on supply chains. Details remain limited as officials assess regional crop conditions and market implications.
Fragmented OCR notice offers items for sale including dresser stove chairs rugs table and four small diamonds. Mentions a four room apartment for rent and references to a public posting about damaged or late notices. Contains unclear names and addresses due to corrupted text.
Tomorrow at the local church Mr Saxdor will preach Joyon Gols Retimute of Trioirumiece. Maple will host Sea aaa pablect fo and the choir will sing from the porch. A brief address by Cham bere Willenexk will follow. An informal arise mong aory ine closes the devotion. Public invited to attend evening services.
The church begins a program tomorrow at 10 a.m. with a morning and evening session. Pastor will speak on Certainties of Religion. Mr. F. Averill will lead the lectures, inviting parishioners to attend the continuing series at the public structure.
A fragmented notice invites readers to a 10 o'clock white meeting and 1 o'clock court gathering Tuesday morning. It mentions preaching services at 9 or 21 o'clock with the male chorus leading music. Roy Dan Grahame is described to speak in Chinese disture and a free stereopticon slide show on Chinese culture is promised if the lantern works.
The notice lists church activities for Sunday including Holy Communion, morning service themed The Church and the Said Man, Sunday School at 8 45 a m, and an evening address Where Does God Find This Wart with an afternoon service.
Sunday evening program called The Spirit of Children features trained children with testimony by teen leader Sord Herman Debut. Intermediary girls present Knowing Jean Maker Difermee and Junior groups perform Mother's Day and Hidden Group items. Morning sermon titled Two Women of Merelii-Hons discusses Babylon. Public invited to all services.
The county agricultural agent M.S Stiroce notes grain grading methods and prices at a Union meeting on Court Street in Pou ion. He explains three day sessions on June 24 25 and 34th and urges farmers to adopt standardized practices to improve wheat and grain quality.
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