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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton notes report a flurry of moves, arrivals, and personnel changes. Wives and families travel between Portland and Pendleton. new hires include William Rakestraw at the jewelry shop and H Morner visiting on labor commission duties. The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call plans drive led by A. Lowell. flu cases ease as schools reopen. local guards, harvest workers, and a range of civic and business actions fill the community update.
A letter from Panwa Indiana claims a remedy cured a family cough that lasted fifteen years. The writer describes rapid relief within days and recommends trying the remedy despite skepticism from others. The note references local county and medical terms and asserts strong personal success.
Relatives of a political figure call for government parcel labels at a federal office due to issues with label removal. Only about one third of the belts reportedly came directly from the boyn in Franot, prompting an official inquiry by the Lege Unit.
Thirteen influenza patients were discharged from the emergency hospital that week, nine of whom left yesterday after recovery. One new patient arrived yesterday, leaving 19 patients in the hospital today. four are missing. Far more patients are expected to be admitted today.
A building permit was filed in the office of the recorder for Smythe Lonergan Co. to construct a small warehouse at 114 Street. The report notes conditions and references to wartime material controls and local timing, with mentions of Pendbooo and Sodsfreak records and a 24 pound weight claim.
A new allotment arrived today for the Junior Crom unit. Workers expect completion as quickly as possible with shipment likely in February or March according to Row level estimates.
Beattie relays word of L. W. Teed death, a former Pendleton resident and longtime farmowner on Tepatlila River. The obituary notes Teed had connections to the Bagls Judeo hallage and was known to many in the area. Former Pomieton Mam era and local residents are acknowledged in the notice.
A motor vehicle on Vendleton Street veered while turning near the corner of Cottonwood and Alta airfield, striking the curb and damaging rear wheels. Charles Newman, proprietor, noted the hazardous condition and the car skidded, nearly wrecking both rear tires.
Announcement reports the serious wounding of Lieut Colonel Pronk Hunter in France. While with the adjutant and two orderlies on the battlefield his horse was shot and killed, and he suffered a shattered leg and shoulder wounds. Four horses were killed and two orderlies wounded.
An advertisement promotes Dr Eiwards Olive Tablets as a fast cure for constipation. It claims the tablets help the liver and digestion, urging readers to take them at bedtime to feel more energetic and rested. The shaky copy emphasizes widespread use and nightly dosing without medical endorsement.
A garbled clipping discusses a Redyomt farm speaker Mik not expecting to push bills in the coming season and mentions highway project debates. Brownell argues state highway commission control over a proposed route should not bind county funds or affect county road plans.
A tentative report from officials notes Pendleton and Pendleton Je in collaboration with an American military unit. Captain Fred Sheuilien was said to have reported weeks ago of a secret arrangement involving Pendleton and Oke Wilt during a liter action.
Stanbery Calvert to Mie Canadian Bentiet. Pas ford went to Week i ai areal near Taio. Stanbey severely wounded at the front, back to Leunilom Weepital for heed trarcefediae operation. Lomant volunteerly give hie Wot. Now the waged man is Onowriong. see the beath or toe from the sacri fice.
Paris reports that during a recent Belgian offensive a unit found itself cut off from fuel and food. Belgian air support ferried more than 1909 rations to the trapped airmen as engines faltered and supply lines collapsed amid heavy bombardment.
Fragmentary note mentions plan to prepare earth for the fall season. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Paris November 23 a damaged ambulance crew describes efforts to repair a malfunctioning engine under heavy shell fire. The scene shows a US Army service member and others working amid gunfire with ammunition alerts and negative visibility, yet restoring the vehicle's functioning under direct threat.
Fragmented report from Washington dated November 25 mentions private Ywehie and other small craft joining a joint patrol fleet. It states ships will be reloaded without loss of time and returned to their owners in the same condition as when surrendered to the government. The passage references marking the vessels for disposal from naval service.
New president of Czecho-Slovakia pledges gratitude to the United States and praises American sympathy. He envisions a future partnership as Prague aligns with the U.S. in shaping a peaceful global order.
A wartime Christmas letter drive in Croatia county aims to send greetings to service members in all branches. Only about 400 addresses exist yet, hindering delivery. People are urged to send full names and addresses to M. F. Chessman, Pendleton, Oregon, to ensure receipt.
Nov 36 Pasco reports students from Mike Nich school forming a band with instruments and rehearsing under Professor Kaufman. They aim to perform at a local ceremony with the Peach Paseo group and the high school organization leading preparations amid district events. In Seattle area, a barge ram事故 near Firtt Bay Bast is noted, withEdward Storeny and Citemah involved in tower repairs as a consequence of the incident. RISKE, Ge, reports a letter from Mr. Sinday about Holner and Tilly Rueday at the Oat orchard event.
Jnet wraps up sermons at Providence HL and plans to travel to Fort Worth Texas to urge sinners to heed the toll enddast. In Klamath Falls Oregon the morning papers report Crane Weeks before federal officer Planders as he charged with introducing tod fete to the Klamath Indian reservation. Local precincts anticipate returns and possible Curves to fill the regional delegate to Congress seat.
A remnant of the crew from the steamer Yhimare landed today at Pollipolee cast after 38 days at sea. They reached port yesterday and reported that two perished from exposure and two others drowned.
Fragmented OCR text shows a holiday note about Pershing receiving candy for Christmas, with garbled lines mentioning a parade or event and references to names and places rendered unreadable, suggesting a local or school celebration context but lacking clear details or dates.
A garbled report notes an ex mayor Gill May Hesume Ol Hares facing unspecified charges or legal action. The text references an attorney Mrmttie and a matter concerning a collection and possible public involvement or jurisdiction. The fragment mentions Washington and potential legal consequences.
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