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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
3
The item notes Sniem appointing W. W. Green as one of the county school superintendents in December to assist with grading and related duties in Balom and Derenvhor. It also mentions local figures arriving in Pendleton, changes of business ownership on Atol Street, and various notices, with casual references to people and places around town.
An old advertisement touts Hood products as a complete family health regimen. It claims Hood's Sarsparill, Poptiron, and Hood's Pills purify blood, build strength, and regulate the stomach, offering a convenient cure during wartime absence of healing. The copy urges regular use to keep a family healthy and ready for travel or duty.
Must Pat Metis letters and parcels bear a return address as per new postal rules. Parcel from inspection offices shows owner Miley Tow, formerly ran the Perkinw Rooming House on Willow Street, now returned from North Wyoming after two months away.
A local assistant state leader from the AOC seeks headquarters for the eastern Oregon territory in Pendleton. He states Corvil is the proposed center and cites ongoing movements to establish a regional office.
In Pendleton offices room 2, architect Wyete Opite encounters a chaotic scene as an animal trap snares four bears. The largest bear dies amid a tense moment when a brown bear is felled by Mr. Bows in a dramatic display.
Mite Cora Hamilton, a former principal at Pendleton Public School, died at her home in Des Moines Iowa on November 1 014. She left Pendleton to enter Drake University and earned a degree in June 1917. At the time of death she was principal of Valley Jonetson Lleh aehool Goes Oa. The epirit of France is shown in az.
A morning communique from Cook Crawshaa, secretary of the Commercial, announces a regional industrial fair in the town. The piece links wartime effects, memorials, and local figures including Pendleton, Hill, Woodly, and others, with reports of hospital letters from a soldier and local accidents and military training updates.
An assortment of brief items from the county paper includes appraisers named for the estate of Hugo Lena Emma C. Lonx, a probate petition noted, and a parcel of other scattered notices. Also referenced are lost child reports, a bank man entering a new position, and mentions of holiday mailing activity for Christmas parcels.
Retail feature notes dainty wearables on counters for gift making. Shoppers encouraged to view items and ask questions. staff pledge helpful answers.
A local dance in Umatilla is noted as a record breaker as health officials report ongoing quarantine measures. C O Breach, quarantine officer, cites one new case under quarantine today at apartment B, Dough Court, with other homes under watch due to scarlet fever and Spanish influenza concerns. Public safety units prepare to assist and local showings resume with fumigation and ventilation plans to curb spread. A Pendleton area reopening of movie houses is described with daily fumigation and air control measures. A car accident near the Continental hotel interrupts a traveler returning from six months in Lawnton as the roadster skids off the rank.
Mrs. Tobin died yesterday at about 45 after influenza illness at her home. Survived by her husband, four daughters and two sons. John Tobin serving in the military. Frances King recently returned from Seattle to be at her sister’s bedside. Calista also ill with influenza at Providence Hospital. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Portland officials plan a wide film tour to Europe featuring Oregon scenes. William Eliot, recently released from a lecture trip, will carry reels by Irene Production covering the river, highway, rose festival, cattle and sheep industry, bird and animal life, and industrial attractions to attract foreign visitors.
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