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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
6
J Turner receives permit to erect a bungalow on Marlo street with a completed structure cost of 3700 dollars. G I Lalow holds the contract. hospitalization and refugee aid notes appear in the shifted local notices.
The Pendleton Commercial Association committee meets tonight at Velook in the association rooms to review arguments for the McKay Creek Reservoir project proposed by RP. Todd of Hemmiston. A clearer decision is expected after the hearing.
The Pendleton band plans a second benefit event at Happy Canyon pavilion on Monday evening April 26. Committees CE Thirinewell J WL Parkes and OF Lireach lead the dance with AMHeMNOO arranging, and the entire program will be performed by the full band for the conifer fund.
From Chillcothe Missouri a query asks for Round-Up dates and morning mall timing addressed to C K Crunstn secretary Pendleton Commercial Association A COW. Puncher T B Henmed of Balloon Nevada seeks information and dates to enter Nevada and Arizona competitions claiming champion status.
Pendleton students who acted in the recently staged Mir. Heb play under Mike Gamiillo Dolson face plan to present it at Helix by the W. C. T. U. organization. The venture would share profits among the W. C. T. U., Helix group, and the high school. A key actor Miss Kit Savage has returned home, delaying progress.
J C Chapman of Union Motor company sells five Internathinal trucks during a five day period. Tom Maddox of Memle jfon purchases two ton and a one ton truck on May 35. Walter Reancley of Here wileton handles a May 24 sale for a two ton Interna truck. Ke Hoff of Weetland buys a one ton Interna truck on May Th. William Rother land of Hermiston and Claude Grow of Pendletin each take a two ton Inter international truck on May if. All units come with Choothear premium and thres.
Latice Lott, an Indian held as a fringe accomplice to Ned Harsche, reportedly considered blowing the city jail. While jailed she failed to secure a revolver linked to Harsche, which she later surrendered under threats of hunger and deprivation.
Tt. and Worstes, who spent three days touring in the Hoosewelt Highway bond line interest, traveled to Milton Freewater and Athena. He plans to speak in the eastern towns and Ware tomorrow morning for La Grande, covering in part a county. Roker and Wallows counties are to hear him, with Komarh counts if time allows, and he hints at a message about the election in June.
The arrival of Bishop Paddock on a France-related mission is noted with a welcome reception at the Mew residence in Tendieton hosted by Mr and Mrs Alfred Leckwood. A farewell for Mir and Mrs William Mieckelsen is planned as they prepare to move to St. Paw New Tellier. Paul Jewen, a young tutor from East Lake City, arrives on No 17 to take a position with mind.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Kren and Frineeej vallore and Mr Jowen with mentions of army service and a claimed establishment of an additional tailor role. The text is garbled, but hints at recruitment, reestablishment procedures, and rapid changes in staffing. No clear date, place, or organization is discernible.
PL A Ballleteoon, architect and Washier from Seattle, holds the contract for the £60,000 building for St Josephs Academy. He is accompanied by liaison T A Mallargeon Jr and foreman Charles F Mathews, both of Seattle. The work on the building is now well started.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an names list and supervisor reference in county education records. Mentions County Superintendent Wy W. Green and individuals including Florence, Stella, and others, but details are garbled and incomplete.
The document outlines a plan to create a permanent county and state record listing all who served as chairmen, committeemen, and co velors in the five divisions of the recent war. About 200 pages will be sent in for the record. The note mentions the Rocky Mountains narrowest width at about 300 miles.
May 20 Winnipeg reports a spreading general strike with railroads halted and food supplies at risk. Officials warn of growing hardships as workers resist orders to return, with mounted police active and a tense municipal climate shaping the crisis.
A garbled message mentions Walter and Pam in a diner setting with informal chatter. It references wearing something and a time frame of about half an hour, implying a casual, incomplete note among friends.
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