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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1918
Page
3
News from Pendleton reports Branford school closed after flu outbreak. Several local officials and workers affected, with closures spreading to Iyer and nearby districts. The Red Cross committees meet to coordinate emergency care while police and courts handle ongoing cases. Two Greeks die in hospital amid the Spanish influenza emergency.
Pendleton records reveal 22 year old Mike Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold, inspired to write about a well known subject. Kaleer Bill climbs a hill to view France and returns with a buffet in his pants, reflecting local humor.
The U W W 6 Pendleton campaign reports a county wide total of 42, T63.30 subscriptions with Pendleton reaching the total. Secretary Cheshman estimates about $7000 to be collected as work nears completion. Late reports show Trolfman and Adame have filed, with a former foetal of $475.90 and Avioynute at 21417,80.
A historical testimonial extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds and coughs. Mrs Jaumes Matons narrates relief after using the product, claiming rapid recovery and improved breath, with the remedy praised as time tested and beneficial for general wellbeing.
A detachment of Nelgan troops entered Brussels to keep order amid tensions, with the Spanish minister noting the move while authorities seek stability in the capital.
Zurish Navy reports confiscation of papers by the Hungarian Government. The documents concern the origin of the war and were seized from Count Tha’s estate. Soldiers are said to have killed the Countess, details are unclear due to damaged text.
The article recalls Eddie Rickenbacker and a rival claim of firing the war’s last shot over Germany. It notes Rickenbacker may have delivered the final German transport strike before the armistice, with reported timing around late November and a German target near a key rail hub.
A wartime casualty list reports Corporal Joyn W Phrrce and Private Gay L Jones among the fallen. Names span towns from Tacoma to Newport with ranks including Corporal Palasco Miller and Private Cecil Dioles. several entries note causes such as accident and disease.
General award recognizes Talay for decades of dedicated service. Ceremony details reflect formal acknowledgment by the institution and comments from leadership praising commitment and impact.
Citizens argue that duties from war effort linger after peace. Some insist on continued support for auxiliary programs, while others urge swift transition to civilian life and funding realignment.
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court today refused to renew the Mooney case on the ground that the court did not find a federal question involved. The item notes attention to How's Your Typewriter? if needed.
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