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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
9
East Oregonian reports a bid around 32,000 dollars for a new Pilot Rock high school building. Community events include church programs, a weekly community meeting, and school activities as leaders and residents plan the project amid visiting delegations and hospital updates.
Edith Wanke and Bina Reeves drove to Pendleton Saturday evening in the Cooper car while Mika Molly performed at Carnes' Elall on November 21. Audry King visited Pendleton. Dale Hayking, brother of Mrs. Fagehy Stubblefield, was present at Pet day. Pertion with the Pilat Rock Record now accepted.
Meacham residents respond to the Red Cross fund drive with many enrolled. Local notes mention visits from Miss Reewle Hale and others from Portland and Denver, miles traveled for business, and social events around La Grande and Pendleton.
Reports from the upper Tiber valley after a severe earthquake last night say heavy casualties are feared and hundreds homeless. Communication with Patricken area is crippled as more than 140 homes collapsed in Sanzepoler and Fan Barte lomen, forcing frightened inhabitants to camp in the streets.
Clippings report Athena's municipal election on Thursday with a total vote count and Henry A. Barrett elected mayor. The town also considers amending its charter to allow bonding for street improvements and electric utility projects. A Parent-Teacher Association meeting is set for Wednesday November 1 in the school auditorium. The city approved a special tax levy for pipes and water system work, with orders placed contingent on tax adoption.
Aged 10 acres at Stanfield near the Coo Avenue road changes hands for 400 dollars per acre from H M Tuttle of Portland. Nearby, M A Rush adds 160 acres of stubble north of Helix for 28 500 dollars. Chis Olspach notes the high price, while Mrs Mush bought quarter-section land from A L Grover, reflecting soaring values over five years.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to monitor sluggish blood and lack of vitality. It touts S. S. S. as a vegetable blood medicine to revitalize blood, boost strength, and ward off disease, promising free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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