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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
3
A jumble of Pendleton items reports funeral plans for Frank Goodman and attendance by relatives, local court actions, loyalty committee meetings, and land contest proceedings. Military notes cover shipments, uniforms, camp tell, and service updates from Camp Lewis and Fort Lewi. Also listed are new car purchases, residents moving, a Greek-born patient at the emergency hospital, and local business moves plus Red Cross activity and upcoming community dances.
A.M. Campbell endorses building a memorial to the line of the arms and navy here with support from locals including Mire. M.D. Sayre. Rotenes argues the monument would honor a port of the "Roidindt" and locals pledge contributions. Private Wilkins expects discharge soon. new deputy clerk John Wolosh is appointed in place of JE 0 Dimione. Pendleton sheriff notes bonds issued and three bonds authorized GK SES-8 ABB S10 in War Sar ines.
Pendleton residents await parcel labels from offices as shipments end tomorrow. The Red Cross notes labels must be collected before November 24. after that date parcels will be shipped without labels. Clarence Wilkins of Camp Lew visits Pendleton on a furlough.
Te On and Taoore, Quarantine Officer CO, Drench reported this afternoon that two men had been quarantined for influenza. The home of Hente Henning, 605 Maple Street, Bha Williams DeVere, 605 Maple Street. The quarantine ward in two noted, China, S08 Wort Attn. Mrs. Mote items 405 Porting Attunte.
The Chambers family prepares to arrive in Peidieen as Terry Chenbers Comins Thome and Hart Chambre return from training at Camp Tayior Ke. Mr Chambers, accompanied by Judge Furkes and Wily Hather-in-law, plans to pursue a law career upon return. Mrs Chambers rests at Capatavtile Ro during this period.
Treasury notes and short term certificates in anticipation of Fifth Liberty Bond issues are reported by the Federal Reserve Bank. Officials say the expansion of credit will ease wartime financing until American troops return home.
Fragmented text reports a divorce decree granting Martha A. Chureth custody of Thelma and mentions a default judgment by Judge Phelps in a plan co case. It notes appraisers appointed for William G Bade estate, with Venree W Bade as administrator, and references a Millton family relation and a wartime supply note.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall arrive from Sherman to attend the funeral of the late L. H. Delsy tomorrow. Mrs. Wall is sister of Mrs. Get. Toth Gel and wife, Mrs. Mc Kensie, John Winn and wife, all of unspecified locations, are also mentioned as attendees.
A local paper lists 125 individuals claiming exemption from selective service as not citizens of the United States. Thomas J. Storest, president of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, says he has ordered the Atlante Camping office force to detain any of these individuals who report for work tomorrow morning.
A vintage advertisement touts a vegetable blood remedy for rheumatism claiming to reach the disease in the blood. It promises long lasting relief, urges readers to get a bottle at the drugstore, and offers free case advice from a “Musical Director” at a Swit Laboratory in Atlanta.
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