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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
8
Oregon reports a Liberty Loan total near 7.08 million with 145,508 subscribers statewide. Portland leads with 63,214 subscribers and 14.912 million dollars. rest of state shows 643,645 subscribers and 12.176 million dollars. Banks in Portland largely reported. other cities await final tallies as drive closes.
The article presents tested substitutes for wheat in daily meals, with recipes for Oatmeal Muffins Barley Hermit Cakes Barley and Oat Bread. It gives ingredient lists and steps including mixing dry and wet components, baking times, and tips like grinding oats and shaping dough for easier eating.
The Pilot Rock Red Cross auxiliary held a dance and supper Saturday night raising 500 dollars with 413 dollars in clear profit. Numerous prizes donated by local stores were won by Ida Eldridge, Mrs. E Cooper, Mike Kelly, H 4H Hinderman, Levi Eldridge, Clark Sturtevant, and others. Music by Bawyer's orchestra.
Hari Rankin and P A Dison were Butter Creek visitors Monday. Rev Bickford of San arrived and will likely stay permanently. Mr and Mrs Alter Smith plan to attend an Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge convention. Mrs C J Miller has been ill but improving. L L Scharp motored to Pendiet Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Boylan visited Saturday. Vesta Stanley rented the Hurrah house and moves next week. Bert Hutchinson and wife visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Bugden are remodeling a restaurant and will open a small eating place soon. Burbee has conducted the restaurant here several times and has a strong reputation. Mr and Mrs Hough Currin were in town Saturday. Mrs Frank Duff was here Monday. Home guard uniforms arrived and were worn at Sunday drill. Ela Broom visited Saturday. Russell Southerland jailed this week.
A stockholm based Reuters dispatch relayed by Aftonbladet and others cites Zurich and Berlin claiming a fleet of British ships could approach the Channel to assist the British army. The Admiralty says the telegram has no foundation. General Foch waits for timing.
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