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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
3
Milton man seeks new device. county court meets with Commissioners Barney Anderson and J M Cook Linn. Baby born at home of Mrs J A Kine. Miller of Public Service Commission travels toward Washington. Red Cross aims to fund uniforms. building permits issued for a garage and shop. Local officials highlight donations, relief drives, and court actions including a divorce decree and a drunk driving case.
A fragment describes a duo of pretomedicines named Howl's Sarsa parilia and Poptigwn taken before and after meals. They are said to complement each other and form an anatomical treatment for ailments including stomach distress, rheumatism, digestion issues, appetite loss, fatigue, and nervous exhaustion.
Lowell Ik and W. K Lowell were elected officers of Company A, Umm tila ronety guards, replacing Captain Dy Latour who resigned in mid 19. Lewell was a former lieutenant in the onus pens.
Preshiwen Blert Officers elected for The Freshien era of Pendle ton. Mur aid Maurer named president, Bert Stillwell vice president, Mildred Hownan treasurer, Irva Dale secretary.
A Pendleton High School junior class meeting was held yesterday to elect officers and appoint class advisers. Bart Ulrich was chosen president, Howard Thompson vice president, and Jeanking (likely Jeannie or Jenkins) secretary and treasurer. Advisors include Miss Carjittle Dilwn and Mime Kethering Howe from the commercial department.
A garbled OCR reads like a banking of names and events at MS Mary's Movima Cite Church. The piece mentions Tonainaier, Chri eed, and M Colter among others, with references to a meeting, a sermon, and community roles. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a church gathering and associated remarks.
Fragmented notes report Pendleton court results with a 30a out of 41 vote tally and a $502 f ee being held in the city treasury. Sheriff T. Takes osena transfers a group to the Mate penitentiary amid a wagon accident injuring a man. Melodic patient updates mention Moore convalescing and hospital operations for a new plan in Ukiah.
The estate of Vivian I Linener, decedent, is handled by Owen T. Carnes as administrator with trustees Apuestianedt and Prank Done among others. A county board plans a 16 man September 13 rotation and assigns duties for new registrants. A Petteton district team led by T. J. Tweedy is asked to attend a meeting tomorrow morning at Webra on October 29 to organize work and present at the district convention.
A Federal Farm Joan Ageoelavion may be formed for the ceation of the county with Pengleton ay headquar ter. Will McCutcheon of Metutch conferred with M. Shrock, county agent, about forming an association like Freeweter and Enfield. If ten farmers join, the orcanization will be formed and Mir Bhrogh will seek local barber interest in the plan.
A notice from Mrs K Wyfordlain under the direction of the Hed Crue announces 44 must be paid to order books for the class. The five week course meets Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. When books arrive, work will commence.
Wil Asma in Divine and A EB Metalicy of Pendictan organize a five ton cloth collection for Belgian relief under the Fed Croie drive in Unnatilla county assisted by Manuel Friedhr. The Red Cross urges continued donations while noting ongoing distribution challenges and the need for essential garments.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a parish or community meeting with names such as J. B. Cornell and T. V. Minor. It mentions attendees and ceremonial garb, noting a floral display and a memorial tone. The text is incomplete and many names and places are unreadable.
An item records a transaction valued at $2106 involving Miss OFthiai Poteet and other parties. The note mentions a sale and delivery of ore or mineral related goods and a county tally showing monthly figures and a person named Donde. The fragmentary text confirms a formal transfer and payment in the local record.
Cryptic notice describes an event titled War Werk Compalon opening with references to partners and locations. Mentions November opening and attendees including Leoyard A and Webern Marven Halistead. Guests from Athens noted. unclear details and several garbled names.
A catalog of sewing supplies lists materials to craft purses, shopping and knitting bags, with ribbons, wool, cretonne, and bag handles in wire celluloid and rubber. Tassels and cords to match offered. yardage priced 25¢ to 1.50. Also fancy checks and plaid cotton mixed woolens for dresses in various sizes and colors, yardage 0e to 1.50.
Reports indicate military training plans prompting concern among local residents and officials. Officials weigh impacts on families, civilians, and daily life while outlining scheduling, safety, and allocation of resources under the measure.
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