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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1919
Page
2
Spring offers a silhouette of Oriental touches in coats with scant skirts and loose tops. The feature notes new models, suggests coats should be short to show the skirt length, and invites inspection with promised right prices.
The War Department announced the establishment of The Effects Bureau at Fort Leavenworth to forward the personal effects of deceased soldiers to their next of kin. The bureau, housed in Hoboken New Jersey, will handle overseas effects and ensure proper distribution to beneficiaries. A separate item notes a long-time merchant of The Dalles Oregon dying after a half century in business, with birth in Vermont and later move to Oregon to run a mercantile firm until retirement in 1892 due to ill health.
Des Moines IA March 2 A man killed his wife after she forgot their son Willem Highs birthday party. He later shot himself in the head and died two hours later. Neighbors and witnesses described the couple’s troubled marriage and the domestic aftermath.
FR DALLES March 3 FExtenil ing ite propose development work to include three central Oregon counties in addition to Warto the Warnoo County Development league at a meet ing Saturiay made plane for a came paimn in behelf of The Dalles California highwer extending from this city.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a project spanning central Oregon to California line with mentions of Uelte r Ros ie Wa era Jeffireon Lie chutes and Klamath counties in this project.
President Wilson addressed governors and mayors at the White House urging a national approach to expanding wartime industry. He proposed directing attention to workers and energy, noting the need for careful distribution of resources and focus on postwar adjustments. He appeared unexpectedly at the conference and emphasized the importance of unity with foreign and domestic partners to support wartime production.
A bench warrant was issued for James Ypeldy, former mayor of Med, after he failed to appear in court following a reported meeting at the Palace. authorities say he was arrested briefly but released on the night of the incident.
London specialist in color therapy argues the nation should decorate houses during reconstruction. He proposes a health oriented scheme with yellow walls, sky blue ceilings, and floral motifs to boost public health and happiness. He criticizes current decor and describes experiments and room themes to promote airy interiors.
The dispatch reports a London telegram about a planned flight to Atrerion delayed by weather with a crew awaiting signals and a shipment carrying thirty fins Stolken. In Yakima A. Vontker, ranch owner, notes the 1958 apple crop and a produce deal price averaging $2.73 per load, reflecting market conditions and farm activity.
Philadelphia reports the death of Louis Fdeunt Levy inventor and scientist aged 75. A pioneer in photochemical engraving, he developed a process to print halftone pictures directly from stereo plates. Levy led the Association for the Relief and Protection of Jewish Immigrants and engaged in civic efforts in Pontic and river projects.
Spokane dispatch reports a city milk distribution plan discussed at a Northeast Livestock Men’s conference. Ira Whitney, involved with Spokane milk interests, asserts collaboration with regional partners and hints at future action to support local consumers.
A distraught sequence of events after a failed marriage ends in two murders near Masel Dell. Johannen Lind and Charken Bernstninn are charged as accomplices in the fatal shooting of Aviren Lind and others during a domestic dispute that escalated after a separation. The incident unfolds as authorities say the couple tried to separate and a confrontation led to violence in the morning. Johnnen, recently from Porthind, reportedly attempted to intervene but a new threat emerged as the assailants fled toward town.
Disjointed report from Portland notes a thin case opening related to financing and materials tied to a street construction project. The fragment references a connection to local work, city reform, and an unclear agency, with dates and names obscured by garbled OCR.
The text shows garbled OCR with many broken words and invented phrases. It mentions names like Neil and Nitaetion and references to therapy, remedy, and decor—likely a damaged archival snippet without clear events or dates to anchor a coherent article.
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