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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
3
A jumble of wartime and local notices covers furloughs transfers and medicals. W W Cryder and Pine County efforts mingle with Pendleton Round-Up inquiries from Braddam Arkansas and Helena Idaho. Red Cross clothing drives reach Imatiia County while local pastors and the Community Association highlight support for soldiers and veterans.
The body of Mieuvtenant Kenneth Koper is expected to be moved to a funeral, with I. Pf Wilker acting as secretary for Wood men of the World Jodie No. 41. A lodge member requests taking charges of the funeral as Kentie members consider memorial plans.
Readable fragments describe posters and advertising matter for a war works campaign. The text mentions front headquarters at Palatino Service longue and indicates countywide distribution or presence today.
A court under Judge Phelps dissolved the case labeled Dl4Amissed involving Pendleton Motor alee Container and Arthur Guillford after the action was wetted and deemed diannosed by the court note.
A lengthy statement from the Ohio or Oregon Statesman summarizes conditions at the penitentiary. The report is dominated by figures on founding expenses and related charges, reflecting a focused, numeric presentation from a local publication.
Peter OW Jost died yesterday after influenza at St Vincent's Hospital. He resided in Penitton, previously living on Gnain direet before moving to Fox. He worked as a patrolman on the Portland force and was fatally injured near his station.
The notice explains turning clocks back one hour on the upcoming weekend to end daylight saving time. It notes sidewalks and sidewalk work may be undertaken without permits if sidewalk construction does not exceed 2000, following guidance from the State Board of Defense and a reply to inquiries about sidewalk construction pending official instructions.
Captain Fred A. Lievalten of the 47th Infantry wounded in a detachment action in France and recovering in a hospital there. Much of the town’s attention centered on news from Mrs. Lievalten and local speculation of his condition. Also, five hundred fifty pasteboard parcels will be sent for overseas Christmas gifts, with a Red Cross label and inspection process to ensure proper return of any unclaimed parcels. Bond tax exemptions for short term bonds are discussed, outlining limits and requirements for purchasers to qualify for exemptions from federal and local taxes.
A conference of federal employment verities has been called for next Friday and Saturday October 25 and 26 at Porthind Northerne Berkely, examiner of the Pendleton employment, will attend.
An OCR fragment touts remedies for coughs colds and bronchial attacks with dubious medical claims. It references a product sold since 1809 and mentions purchasing options though the text is garbled and incomplete.
The readable parts mention constipation and digestion issues and reference an attempted medication or aid. Limited coherence and no clear event, person, or organization names are identifiable. More legible text needed for a proper summary.
The office urges employees and employers to share opinions on winepeati loans. Mr. Berkeley invites submissions of opinions or desertions at the conference. The Pondetin office has been valuable to the community pool and may become permanent.
Forty members of the union are to meet at the armory at ten o'clock. The meeting aims to discuss upcoming actions and solidify support amid ongoing disputes.
Fragmentary OCR text claims a remedy for influenza from "Tallon & Co" with references to soothing coating and relief. Lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities beyond generic terms and a few brand-like words.
A fragment describes hikers in need of aid during cold conditions. It mentions a rescue or assistance effort, a dog, and a sense of warmth and comfort from a recovered ease. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the scene implies a charitable or protective action by a group or individual.
Fragmented OCR reports a mortgage case involving Addie Toe and Moses Taster with Walter Taylor as a court s assistant. Judge Cheloe issued an order to show cause and appearances were required for the defendants in the retraining order matter amid a countywide vacation context.
A fragmentary notice discusses a survey of waters and a committee, mentioning Judeo and A Lowell Mem and Ht Marsh. It references Martha Treee and Mr. Ror Paley and notes concern over the number of women qualified for certain roles, with unclear context and garbled phrases.
In Judge Parks court a case involving a state tie for a Ford is argued as Waller Guerrant, a Hotchian farmer, dies at 61 after hospital care. The community committee seeks to enroll Umbatilla county doctors to count available nurses while a note on infant child burials appears.
Adam Noble, son of Mr D. Turner of Pendleton, died serving in the arsenal. He was well known locally with years of service. The body was brought back to Pendleton for burial.
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