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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a presidential appointment and mentions Washington and Poland with unclear names and dates. The readable parts reference a U S leader and a move toward Washington. No coherent sequence, names, or events can be reliably identified for a proper card.
The Hermiston dairy event features speakers from Oregon Dairy Council and local associations. Highlights include L. Hawley, R. L. Sahin, and Mike, plus film from Wikik Farm Spokane. Local organizers Geo. A. Cresay and Fred Bennion coordinate the program for visiting dairymen across Oregon.
Eugene Oregon October 18 A visit by M J Garrison Asotin County assessor from Asotin Wash ends with him arresting a man named F J Edwards Wards for defrauding a boarding house keeper. The arrest leads to the odd twist that the thief is the assessor’s son, though Garrison will take the car back and allows the young man to go free.
San Francisco Oct 14 Dr Newton Watson assistant commanding officer of the marine hospital was seriously wounded by a pistol shot fired by patient Gus Fondahn who was to be discharged. Fondahn then shot himself a few seconds later after a night of heavy drinking.
Washington dispatches claimed a consolidation of Union Pacific System offices, but railroad administration officials said no such proposal exists. The director-general's office affirmed that Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation headquarters will stay in Portland.
In Clatsop County Oregon a special meeting of the bar decided to raise all legal fees by about 50 percent. Rates cited include 75 dollars for uncontested cases and 125 dollars where there is a contest. Polson was elected president for the year, James L. Hope as vice president, and A J Truchanan as secretary. A committee was appointed to arrange the annual banquet.
A blaze Tuesday destroyed the barn of J. R. Moore at 605 South Second Street in Yakima and killed ninety hares. Local fire crews fought the flames, with no mention of injuries or causes reported in the brief note.
Nelson H. Pease, 75, of Evansville, Indiana, testifies to dramatic relief from constipation stomach trouble and catarrh after using Number 40. He describes years of illness, failed remedies, and a renewed sense of well being after several bottles, urging others with similar ailments to try the remedy.
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