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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
3
February reports show three fires and municipal efforts in Pendleton. Officials address cleanup drives, high school staff changes, and local building permits while Wingfield and Comishmen discuss council seats. The Hot River team pursues a regional championship as Pendleton eyes improved gardens and street cleanliness.
A spring medicine touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a long trusted remedy for rheum disease skin conditions and general debility. It claims to purify blood, vitalize the body, and aid convalescents and workers by restoring vitality and appetite.
A fragmented report chronicles Major Lee Mourticier aboard the Helena of the Agiath fleet. It mentions moving pictures, the Round-Up, and reactions to a picture of Charles Bowlaby. Letters from Albert Friedlex and others describe events, gun Orem matters, and a claim of a $100 prize in a past exhibition.
Divorces granted today with custody and support details. Willing Ciiveby granted dork from Fienie Origibe. appraiser appointed. K. G. Warner, IM. Nurses and James Shramer named as appointees to estate of the late Donald Rate. Honor Guid to meet tonight at the city hall to discuss officer nominations. Other business to be transacted.
A strong delegation from Echo appeared before the county court to urge immediate work on the Penilfe tiy Echo section of the Columb Wiehwig. It is very probable the court will authorize starting work soon, with several named officials mentioned in the entioy.
Fragmentary report notes a school program with pupils linked to war savings at 50 dollars each. It mentions a first regiment of about 1000 filled, and a second regiment with certificates planned. Washington School is cited with an amount around 8600 dollars in the context of the effort.
The article reports on calls for more chauffeurs amid a draft, noting the Justice General Williams closes the program as men are enlisted. It states Oregon quotas were voluntary but asks for those willing to join, with seven men enlisted in the region during a brief period.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous indiscernible names and initials from a district board record. The legible portions show Harvey Houohor f c Joery BE Robertf Rimer Booher t Albert Kirk etc with various unclear scores or marks. The item appears to be a partially readable roster or attendee list from a local education board document.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a cultural faddish topic with mention of a person or group named Ladeem and phrases like chae phisti cal culture fad. Details are unclear, with potential references to fashion or lifestyle trends and public interest.
A temperance medicine claim promotes a women wellness remedy by Dr. Pierce. It asserts the product relieves backache headaches and nervousness without alcohol or tobacco. It is advertised as made from herbs with ingredients listed on the wrap and offers a trial package to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A garbled OCR fragment presents odd lines about breathing, cold symptoms, and various aged names, with stray phrases like ne breath, high cold, and faded references to individuals. The piece reads as a damaged historical clipping with no clear event or report.
Dr H J Kavanaugh was appointed city physician succeeding Dr Hen Wallery who has reported for duty. The change marks the third city official to accept a commission in the medical corps and follows the mayor’s push for strengthened city health leadership.
Washington March 7 The senate votes to limit powers in war finance measures. The bill would authorize federal review and oversight, allowing property seizures and wartime controls. Government plans to repurpose or dispose of seized properties while using them for war needs and potential postwar use.
The report notes general health conditions in the emergency dome, with general governor Glories showing no issues. It claims the death rate for the current week is the lowest on record, and the nation records the lowest statistics in certain categories.
Portland March 1 The Portland Board rejects the adverse report and denounces the News Letter as an unnecessary expense. The discussion centers on funds for patriotic publications and the role of the News Letter in wartime information, with officials debating public interest and fiscal priorities.
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