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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
2
They boast a vast selection of boys garments and fine outfits with pride in mind. The ad emphasizes affordable menswear and a wide range of Mackinaws available at The Peoples Warehouse.
KLAMATH FALLS Nov 22 A ranch crop disappointment leads to a fatal shooting at Col Opal Station near the town's west end. A teen from the district fired a shot through the back of the head, wounding the man and prompting soldiers to monitor the scene. Vancouver workers head home amid holiday delays and a dwindling timber camp forecast.
Washington reports on voluntary labor recruitment for wartime production. Community labor boards oversee placement from nonessential to essential jobs, with state advisory boards shaping appointments. Women serve on boards with full power on all questions, reflecting public resolve and patriotic duty.
A North Counter youth dying in hospital after being brought back from France with a spinal wound clings to romance. While bedridden he asks for the book to be read, begging the reader to hurry so he may learn the end. The scene blends prayers, affection, and Walter Scott’s spirit at the bedside.
Realty transfers itemized with names such as AMith FR Mo McClintuck and A Walters. Transactions cover lots, blocks, and parcels in Pendleton, Umatilla, Pilot Rock, and nearby townships with varying prices from $1 to $2800 and descriptions of sections ranges and townships. The fragmentary text lists numerous grantor grantee pairs and parcel identifiers in a standard land transfer ledger format.
A garbled OCR list details multiple land transfers in Pendleton and surrounding townships. Names such as S.J. Waungardner, J. W. Jones, A. Richardsen, and W. F. Givens appear with parcel descriptions, section and township ranges, and dollar values ranging from fifty to thousands, suggesting a schedule of deeds and filings rather than a single event.
Nov 22 reports say the Coton Iron Works and Shaw Retcher Plante workers returned to duties after a tense dispute. Bosses warn that any further stoppage will lead to discharge, and all sides sought to resume normal production.
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