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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
3
Miscellany of Pendleton items including illness recoveries, church and Masons meetings postponed, influenza impacts, military training updates, school standardization, new car arrivals, and local residents traveling to funerals and events. Names include Walter ge, Dr Idleman, Roland Oliver, Mabel Itman, T. C. Taylor, J. Failing, J. Vaughan, W. N. Matlick, and C. H. Ferry.
This advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla Iron Tonic and Hood's Pills as a cure for impure blood iron deficiency facial paleness weak nerves torpid liver and constipated bowels. It claims effectiveness for eruptions sores and general weakness and urges readers to buy all three medicines from druggists.
Kotack, president of the Oregon Hinte Federation of Labor, reported the federation’s convention scheduled for this week in Tend, Oregon will be postponed because of Spanish Intta etan. Delegates from Pendinton are notified the meeting payment is indefinite, causing postponement of AN meetings and public gatherings.
George Creeny of Hermiston selects Jerseys for farmers as the Wil lamette valley stock from Jewell area is auctioned at the Hermiston fair on October 14 and 15.
The initiation of three men from Hen Polytechnic School to leave Pendigton has been postponed to July 26 following a morning notice from Adjutant J. Beckwith, clerk of the board. The decision was conveyed as word arrived today.
A collection titled Made-Overs from the state fair at Balem will be shown at the Hermiston fair on October 18 and 19. The exhibit includes wearable articles fashioned from old stockings shirts dresses and coats plus scraps of material and patterns.
The Oregon Military Police will move from Moro to Brigee and St Helens Monday to assist protection efforts as J W Goeker’s unit plans to save the day at Bt. Helens. Five men will join the main group. a small detail may return to Pendleton later. Meanwhile, G M Rice and W K Brock attend JT Taylor funeral in Portland. A petition to nominate Earl Tullock for councilman is declared not legal due to signatures and ward rules. Richard Cole UB marine dies en route to home after hospital stay. details given.
The mayor has been served notice from the Oregon Fuel Administration. No orders have been issued by the state fuel administration yet, but dealers and retailers face a 6:48 p.m. Sunday deadline. The notice warns against manipulating fuel allocations or hindering the policy. Local dealers are instructed to cooperate with the plan and await guidance from the fuel office.
A report describes Kore Needest and a contingent including Mek Titan and Mire tee Haley seeking to offer services to provide aid. It mentions present Kpanieh Intaanta ep Meele and a committee with members Judee and Kevanouh pushing for help as demand grows.
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