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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
9
Amile community notes recount social visits and club events. M Brown of Amine visited Mrs Ray Morse, while Mrs Morse and Mrs Moorhouse hosted bridge and social gatherings with guests from Phoenix and Chicago. Lillian Locke wed Geer Jones in a home ceremony, with attendees and family travel plans noted, and Seattle visitors expected to join local society events.
San Francisco June 23 The price of refined cane sugar will fall from 23.50 to 24 per hundredweight starting today, a third drop after weeks of higher pricing. Retailers report 24 to 27 cents per pound, with grocers’ stock still priced at earlier levels until exhausted.
Mexico City June 23. Fernando Igtesing Calderon, recently appointed confidential agent to the United States, left for that country yesterday.
A compilation of property deeds detailing transfers to various individuals and entities. Transactions include John T. Burk to Fred I. Sinford for 10 dollars with described NE and NW quarters in township 28, Ab e Compton to H H Copeland in 1900, and several others involving Beale, Barnes, Pendl e ton, and Logan among others. Properties span SE NW NE quarters and multiple sections in townships 4 through 6, with values ranging from 1 dollar to 5000 dollars. Several transfers involve guardianships and estate lines, and notable buyers include Inland Irrigation Co. and Umatilla Farm Lands Co. Details include lot and block numbers, additions such as Pierce and Elma, and various tract descriptors.
Washington reports indicate the United States told France and Britain that allies cannot press Germany for the large indemnities discussed at the recent conference. Officials stressed the U.S. position against pressuring allies to be more lenient in indemnity terms.
In Des Moines on June 23 the General Federation of Women's Clubs chose Thomas Winter of Minneapolis as president at the meeting announced today.
Roork arrived on No 18 Friday evening after winter school. Miss Cooper met many friends at Willamette University while Miss Roork plans to teach Nye school next winter at the state normal. Mrs Hert Duholts visited Pendleton Monday. Fundho Stubblefield and Waldo Terry bought a new Chalmers car for Pilot Rock Pendleton route. Mr and Mrs C J Roth welcomed a baby girl Esther Marie born June 16. Miss Jet Sullivan, guest of Burr and Mrs Hinkle, will attend summer school in College Place after time at St Joseph's Academy and Eugene.
Farmers report barley yields from 20 to 40 bushels per acre in the Pilot Rock region after a two day survey by Guy M. Johnson of the TM State Terminal Co. He notes crops look better than several years, with alfalfa also yielding well. Braockmen are hopeful as rain returns Monday night.
Pilot Rock June 24. The annual school board election of District Noll was held Monday in the grade school. C. J. Miller becomes chairman for two years, replacing J. M. Schannep who resigned. WL Matthews elected to fill the unexpired term of one year, with C. A. Cooper reappointed as clerk. Daphne Smith leaves Pendleton for a Rose Carnival visit with relatives. Shriners’ convention attendees Mr. and Mrs. Schannep and party head to Portland. Alfalfa fields begin cutting after warm weather as workers tend Frank Sherman and Carl Jensen ranches. Jensen near 50 acres in alfalfa averaging two tons per acre.
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Kanse powder shakes into shoes to give the wearer that old shoe comfort. The product is described as easing foot odor and odor and suggests use by shaking into footwear each morning. Sold everywhere.
The article notes improved wheat stands in Une growers OT Wheat in the light lands near Mr. Johnathon Wald with a thicker stand than Pendleton. If weather remains favorable, Pilot Mock area expects a crop better than in eight years. Rye crops are small but promising, and wheat haying has begun in the Nolin country per Mr. Jelinton.
Martin Bergh aged 24 of Volen was killed and Lt Hoag of Minneapolis was injured when a plane in an exhibition flight crashed to earth at about 600 feet. Hoag had served three years in France with the British Royal flying corps and had arrived from Minneapolis yesterday.
A promotional item urges daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to wash from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims better breath dull headaches bilious attacks and constipation improve after morning dose. The remedy is sold at drug stores at modest cost.
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