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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
7
A garbled page fragment shows rental listings, a phone contact, and a personal health testimonial extolling Chamberlain's stomach remedies. It references living arrangements, a street corner, and a glossy health claim from a 19th century style advertisement, with scattered names and places.
Attorneys RALEY AND RALEY operate from an office in the American National Bank funding area. The notice appears to reference legal services and banking connections without specific dates or actions.
The notice outlines an ordinance granting to the Standard Oil Company permission to locate erect and maintain tanks and buildings on Pendleton land for petroleum and merchandise distribution for up to fifteen years subject to conditions and later details the city council actions and voting notices for a public referendum.
Multiple short items offer furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses for rent or sale in Weston Pendleton and nearby towns. Includes phone numbers, addresses such as Willow and Thompson, transfer services, and a time card for the Weston Pendleton Auto Stage. Emphasizes using the classified to find or sell items.
Fragmentary 1930s style notes seek a girl assistant and a monographer. Blurry text mentions need for capable cooperation and steady work, with references to office work and writing. The readable items imply employment inquiries and vague job terms.
The United States government outlined a program to buy lightweight cattle for military and allied needs. The plan, announced by G. F. Gibinwa, aims to stabilize meat supplies by purchasing lighter stock for army and naval use, shifting from heavier cuts to lighter weights in response to market conditions.
A semi official Royal Air Force statement says British bomber missions this period focused on military objectives and avoided indiscriminate bombing that could threaten civilians, while observing and refraining from attacks on nonmilitary sites such as sanctuaries or schools.
The report lists soldiers who died or were wounded, including Masia E yates Paga, Av Nelentiotsy Reddo burs, Hand Whitmers Laurel Ore, James Cordova Spokane, Frank J anioe Vanemniver Washes, and Sergeant Ewan Johnson of Company G, 16th Infantry. It notes heroic actions by Bolom, Vrahow, 18th Dule, with one recon mission that killed a foe and allowed patrols to capture the enemy. Time addrem: Ia &. Jeohuermm 6 Mayle Somf Mince.
Government operative uncovers Likely enemy plot tied to the T A Uilteeple shell loading yard in Morgum New Jersey. A suspect paper signed Heine or Heim predicts the Friday night blast and is addressed to a man in Sonora Mexico, suggesting espionage activity.
Farm land for sale in Adams County Washington featuring 10 acres of wheat ranch with 820 acres in good condition 220 in autumn fallow. Includes farm buildings two miles to market on a fine macadam road price 96 dollars per acre with flock and machinery, 20 tons of hay and household furniture. Penny TH Clark Frewville Washington.
A New Jersey railroad station finds a curious claim about a bird named Epwie living among U S Army aviation camps. Reporters quote aviators who deny the creature, noting few can discuss their own flight experiences while others recount wild tales of the so called kewhle bird and its supposed nutrition and behavior.
In October a Dodge County official approved an 85 400 purchase plan to distribute supplies to workers in the Pacific theater era. Warehouses will ship large quantities of writing paper and other items to soldiers and sailors for recreation and support, with a warehouse awaiting December delivery to Dotland. The plan involves vendors, procurement, and several testing machines to manage distribution to workers.
London dispatch describes wartime telephone service as women join the navy effort, answering calls amid high demand and difficult conditions. The piece notes the strain on operators and the need for timely responses as wartime duties grow. The article reflects on how workers perceive portage work and the persistence required to answer four key questions about central operations.
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