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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
8
Spokane March 21 A bank president returning from Pendleton reports winter wheat in excellent condition across the wheat country. Spring plowing and seeding expected to finish by mid April with widespread activity and ample moisture signaling one of the heaviest fall sown grain yields in the region.
Helix community items list farewell for Mr and Mrs Rose bound for Walla Walla area and Katherine Stanton preparing to move. Local visits from Pendleton Weston and Athena accompany church, school, and social events. Oregonian account notes goldfish hatchery near Thornburg with ponds, feed via meal and windmills supply fresh water.
Many people assume goldfish belong in glass bowls, yet they flourish in ponds and lakes. In a natural environment they can reach ten to fourteen inches long, showing they are not inherently suited only to confined spaces.
Philip Scheidemann, a leading German socialist, rises in prominence after opposing the chancellor's recent statements. Previously aligned with the government, he now voices formal objections to its policies and draws renewed attention to his stance.
East Oregonian notes a March shipment of locust timber by rail with Athena as a staging point. Mrs. Lee Dennin departed this week to join the Str. Dennis at Meacham. Knitting Club members organized in Athena plan a meeting at Veine of Me oN Buroker on Friday evening March 22.
Athena reports warn of spring plowing beginning with all vacant lots seeding, new teams organized, and a clay-hay planned. Mrs. Arthur Scherrad’s illness keeps her home. the Votner Maslin left for Walt Wall due to a fire. Margaret Ferguson and David Abrey wed in Weston with Rev. George Klein officiating. Romeo Hubb and family visit Milton. A. J. Walker travels to Pendleton. Ellen Pambriin returns to St Mary’s after appendectomy. WA Chase to Portland to settle in the future following his Athena tailor shop run.
Bernard M. Harich, a Wall Street figure, is appointed chairman of the War Industries Board replacing Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The president grants Harich broad powers, signaling major authority over supply and mobilization for the army and defense industries.
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