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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
11
Delegates in Wareington Nev discuss withdrawal from an international labor conference. The uncertain talks touch on the 48 hour work week and potential parliamentary actions. The chaotic briefing hints at internal divisions and safety concerns affecting participation.
An ad style narrative promotes Eur o Phosphate as a nerve and energy booster. It asserts benefits including restored sleep, improved vigor, and a pink health glow, urging cautious use for those seeking relief from debility.
East Oregonian reports winter storms near Umatilla cause trips to be cut short while residents arrive from Pendleton Portland and coast areas. Fort and Jack Geerla Jones marry. local business changes under new management at the Meany hotel. Deer hunting success, a Hawaiian show planned, and various community notes on residents, ranch sales, and local errands in Umatilla and surrounding towns.
Beha Whirry library adjusts winter schedule with Tuesday afternoon hours and Friday open day. Pendleton visitors and local residents noted in a general town column. Rainfall for October reported by government station FR. Oo Stanfield. November expected to exceed October by 0.25 inch. Local transport and visit notes include residents from Echo and Pendleton, plus regional travel and illness updates.
The story reports a coach in use on the Ukiah line with updates on service from Willow Springs to Ukiah. It notes a reintroduced running schedule, a smoother trip, and mentions Dr. Mow Peyden of Pendleton and Frank Martin visiting for medical reasons.
In San Francisco on November 6 Christina Tierson, a nurse at a detention hospital, reported that Mrs Helen Stites Foust attempted to starve herself. She allegedly poisoned two baubles in grief over her husband, an aviation lieutenant. Hospital staff forced her to swallow broth to sustain her.
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