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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1918
Page
8
East Oregonian reports Helix residents sending Christmas coupons with Cap Griswold’s first carton, while residents and relatives travel to Everett and Prosser for visits. Local events include new Ford for A R Grey, Misa Letha Albee resuming teaching, and various neighbors attending or returning from visits and chores around Pitot Rock and Ukiah.
Kamela and surrounding areas report a surge in cord wood shipments during a hot week. The Meacham company loaded and stacked cars for transport amid rain and strong winds after the early storm, as local residents note ongoing timber activity.
Gurdane dispatch notes cattle roundup shifting to pasture before snow. Pendleton trio visit Rey Montgomery's family. Hampton recovering from illness. Bill Gulliford travels from Behe with cattle on the Bit Tammer power. Bun Moore and two children depart Moday.
Pilot Rock notes report Bruce Gilbert a 45 year old navy engineer hero on furlough and a family letter from Shiney in the US. Mrs Heion Cuateol and Hi HH MecReynolds share news of a son in a French hospital and pending permits to return. Mary Schlegel vacationing from Reardon, WA visits family. Home Guard drills paused due to an epidemic. furniture shipment from Pendleton for Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Russell. John T. Stevenson attends Pendleton for his sister’s death. high school literary program planned. Dapita students unprepared. travel to Stewart and Homes Drug Co. for professional visits. Dr FP Al Livimiten hospitalized recovering. James Hoffner and family move Pendleton. clothing firm stages first annual clearance sale. Carl Jensen shops. Mrs Ed Wright and Malina visit. new Home Guard uniforms arrived. next drill to elect officers for the coming year.
An electrician from Pendleton will be here this week to fix the fight wires and improve lighting at Castel and Stanler. Ernest Hutchinson makes daily trips to Pendleton for medical treatment. The post office plate glass window was broken by a high wind Saturday night. Mrs. Baxter Hutchinson, recently in a Portland area sanitarium, spends the winter nearby and will lodge with Mr. and Mrs. Charles.
Parisians thronged streets in joyous parade after news the war finished. Citizens mocked German courier delays and cheered armistice terms as cannons fired and church bells rang. Reports spoke of Kaiser abdication and collapse of the Holstein dynasty as prices surged on public carts.
Washington officials announce the Shipping Board will requisition U S and allied vessels for immediate government service as British tonnage declines. The move, prompted by wartime needs, compels the government to take extreme measures to maintain lifelines for transportation and trade.
Sacramento reports 70 000 to 100 000 acres in the Sacramento valley will be planted next spring with beans and rice. Extensive irrigation schemes are planned with canals and pumps. Large tracts on the James Phelan ranch near Chicago Reclamatttin District 1500 in Butter county and in Glenn county are slated for cultivation. In Centralia Washington the Hub Printing company suffered fire damage from smoke in the waste paper basement, with firefighters preventing major loss.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions neuralgia attacking nerves and immediate pain. The text reads as a jumble of misread words and does not provide clear people, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item.
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