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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
4
Local notes report Ira Peo Witt hitting a curb near Matlock, bending a wheel, and Chief Roberts' four firearms including a .32. Other items list Gib Gibbet returns, piano instructor Kart Gillett earning state education credits, the death of Mrs. Covey in Walla Walla, and Corporal Ogilvy in Camp Jesup, Atlanta. Also noted are T B Wells improving, recent snow in the California Gulch region, and several building permits issued.
A long advertised Spring medicine from Hood's Seapery claims to restore blood quality and aid digestion. It touts 60 years of public use, expert backing from a Boston physician, and pharmacist experience of over six decades, promising 100 percent benefit from the food eaten.
Tax rules in Pendleton specify that married couples with combined income over 1060 and single earners above 200 must file U S income tax returns. Returns due by March 15. In Montana, J F Swaggert and sister Mrs W F Matlocks visited Pendleton, Swaggert a noted Morro County stockman shipping stock to his farm due to Montana feed shortages. A lecture at Elke Hall titled The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them featured speaker W Sully with moving pictures illustrating business efficiency for merchants and employees.
Private E G Haakell II writes from Sou mon France that work continues after the war and he prefers home. A Umatilla county meeting debated bond issuance to fund road repairs with speeches by FLYT George Nelson and GP Strain. Roads between Pendleton and Fiche are in poor condition, prompting calls for permanent fixes.
A note seeks return of 7.00 paper money lost Friday night between Gelden Mule Hotel and Alia theater in Hermiston Oregon. A reward is offered if the money is returned. respond to Hox 67% Hermiston.
A described gown features taffeta fabric trimmed with a peplum and a double scalloped ruffle. It has long, well fitting sleeves and is priced at 5.00.
The latest silks arrive for sport wear street and evening wear signaling spring happiness. New spring silks promise witchery of the season with versatile fabrics suitable for any occasion.
A vintage ad touts suedetex gloves for women in black white tan beaver grey and brown with plain and contrasting stitching. Priced from $1.15 to $1.50 a pair, the gloves promise good wear fit and dressy appearance for spring and summer.
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