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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
3
Blight reported with no deaths. several schools closed in Pendleton area. Red Cross outlines monthly allotments and relief efforts with shipments to Northwest HQ. Phoenix Club plans a Christmas charity event. financial changes for local staff noted. Guardian appointed for minor children. loyalty committee to meet.
Mrs T M Henderson formerly of thin colts in Calzare Canola and her husband De Hors Veron arrive in Pendision for the winter. Their daughter Miss Dorothe Henderson attends Pen Olpton. The family is said to be recovering from influenza.
State superintendent J A Churchill urges all teachers to take extra precautions to prevent influenza among scholars. Emphasizes vigilant monitoring of pupils and strict hygiene to curb spread and protect the school community.
In Orenop region, Superintendent AQ announced sixth junior group eligibility for regiment membership. Children in Upatrix county earned membership certificates in other regiments and many will transfer to the new unit after meeting a $50 fund contribution. Red Cross inspections oversee Christmas parcel shipments to soldiers overseas.
Fragment contains garbled text about premium on powdered items and a request to the Oregon food administrator. Reads like a damaged note seeking guidance on purchasing or pricing. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions can be confirmed.
Lalu Thead appointed Branhan guardian of Jennamae Read a minor by Judge March. Home listed as Athena. Work crews lay cemented gratings on streets under new ordinance. Suit by Galo Pinhe against LW B Zacharine et al. Mrs Henley Al Mme Beene Bentley hospitalized after spaniel incident. Mr Bentley recovering.
Vortha Henderson filed in the circuit court a foreclosure complaint against Janson and Minnie D.B. Spiera seeking foreclose mortgage debt of 66.94 dollars. Bales and Haley and M. White appear as plaintiff's attorneys.
Mig Film Meo Mere and Altort W Allen with Pacifica and Pox Mim Co consult J Johnson Felect Dictore Co about a projector show hinges in today’s blues themed event.
Tiishowy Thomap Dero, bishop Thoma of the Byinqupal church in Pendleton today from Chresenne Whroning to Spokane will attend a conference of western bishops. Eydeoupal church representatives will be present at the Gate lterance.
The article notes the calling of $2,000 water bonds for the Ponntieion water system, approved by the city council. The vote occurred at the November 5 election, in a heavily supported decision.
Two of the canoe corijus and the rest convhtencing of misthead with a leht form of the Wit pos. Since the hospital opening, the nightly count changed daily from 20 to 27 volunteers.
Local notes suggest prices for hockwheat flour remain stable with margins reportedly capped at 12 to 16 percent. Unclear prep details and ongoing determinations leave exact timing and supply unsettled as merchants await guidance.
Obscure obituary fragment notes the death of John Dice Bercov Johnson from an apparent health issue in Portland at a young age. It mentions a surviving wife Mire Helio Morgan and lists grave and funeral details at Finiso & Sone undertaking, with unclear references to family, office, and court actions.
An informal gathering was held in the city to discuss the opening of a public workshop. The event focused on enabling community participation and planning next steps for the project.
A local grocery advertises careful selection of goods with a satisfaction guarantee. Experienced salesmen offer courteous service and are pleased to show products to customers.
A fragmented report describes fire crews discharging trade services at a location in Pendleton to help demolitions. It mentions Ferguson and others traveling to Camp Lemle, with amendments to health and safety at the time, and outlines organizational efforts for a regional event with county and state involvement in Oregon and Idaho.
A garbled note indicates a health ordinance amendment was deemed necessary in Pendiewa. It references an 1891 protective measure for the town’s vitality, suggesting ongoing regulation of the Beapte department and related public health efforts.
A garbled wartime notice outlines tightened controls on explosive components and production steps. Officials warn of strict enforcement and refer to a wartime board directing security measures and prohibitions on certain items. The fragment references a secretary overseeing compliance and the need to safeguard against dangerous materials.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions dynamite related terms and a caution about pitcotenss and platinum with unclear context and few identifiable names or places.
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