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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
5
A notice requests C. M. Fish of Laredo Texas act as referee for the club event this summer. The call seeks a qualified official to oversee proceedings and enforce rules at the upcoming gathering.
Clyde Preston of Cold Springs spilled gasoline on a hand causing a burn to the elbow while at work and received surgical care in town then returned home hours later. Gail Alspach, son of Charles and Mrs Alspach, is confined to bed with rheumatism. Helen Mason of Portland visits Helix this week then plans to see her mother in Powell. Mrs Norvell attended the craft meeting in Pendleton. Emma Zeusko bought a cottage on Columbus Street. High school pupils are running a thrift stamp campaign. W T A slings arm slings away Friday. Mrs J Prendergast of Bonntie visits relatives and will be accompanied home by her parents. Mrs Max Milton returns to Portland.
Turkish forces suffered heavy losses in the Hit area as British troops operated in the Euphrates valley, claiming to have captured or destroyed most of the Turkish frontier forces.
Ottawa March 20 P K Killahan of Beattle was killed in action with the Canadian forces.
County agent M S Shock urges farmers to declare draft-age workers indispensable to farm production. U S Employment Service says 96,000 men will be called. provide affidavits with two witnesses to local draft boards. Not for slackers. aim to maintain production. Farmers must notify and act at once.
War wounded railroad workers across the United States will recuperate at a new camp on the Double-Header Ranch near Leadville Colorado. Guy Adama leads the Mountain Home Association formed March 19 1918 with trustees from railway and business circles. The project seeks funds from contributors of any amount to build cottages and facilities for 196 men by July 1 and 1000 by 1919, with those funds handled by The First National Bank of Denver. the camp serves enlisted men and other railroad employees in need of recovery.
WANTED Two to five ton track with driver to haul hay by the ton at Stanfield Oregon Apply Sneythe Lonergan Company City WANTED Night Clerk Hotel St George.
Bids opened for a project at FPendioten Oregon on April 1 1918 by BMYTHE LONERGAN CO. Specifications and plans available at offices for interested bidders.
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