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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1918
Page
10
A new American hospital car was built at the Deakinfield shops of the Great Central Railroad of England and will be sent to American forces in France. It carries a kitchen car for officers and another for attendants and is government property.
Washington officials report mixed views among Poupsian, French, British and Japanese on possible intervention in Russia. Opinions diverge on whether to act and in what form, with strong belief that Washington’s stance is already formed though not yet declared.
Townley testifies before the senate committee denying the league opposes the war effort. He stresses the league’s revolutionary stance is in support of the nation’s wartime aims and its pledge to back the war.
Weston farmers receive circulars from County Agent M. Shrock inviting attendance at an illustrated lecture at the Weston Opera House. The event is part of a countywide series to explain federal government purposes and county agent work. The talk begins at 8 o clock with stereopticon slides showing what has been done elsewhere and possibilities for Umatilla County.
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds and parcels across Milton and adjacent regions. Names include Tawns, Ebrol, Catleck, Stolth, Shaw, Gerking, Bikby, Griffin, Sipe, Van Syke, Tron, Stee, Vuanighe, Woods, Reynolds, Snider, Dearain, Crayne, and others. Properties feature lots, blocks, sections, and townships with varied prices and dates.
A World War I officer from the 1st Infantry, American Expeditionary Forces, has arrived at an Atlantic port after service in the trenches. He is among the first United States army officers to return home to assist in trench warfare recovery.
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