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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts windproof, lightweight, comfortable garments. It emphasizes durability and serviceable materials, claiming a complete assortment and urging immediate purchase. The fragment references prices like 28.50 and 165 and mentions Wes Libby and Asparasun Tip.
The Bargain Basement reports its busiest week yet with a huge sale offering discounts across cookware aluminum ware and clothing. Men’s and women’s garments, undergarments, caps, sweaters, coats, and workwear are marked down, promising low prices on factory goods and new stock as they tout ongoing savings for customers.
East of Stanfield work advances on enlarging the Furnish ditch using a ditch making machine expected to replace 26 teams. When complete the headgate capacity will rise to 150 inches and extend toward the government reservoir. Local residents and area businessmen move to new ventures as housing and hardware plans unfold amid the project.
Athena Oregon October 27 Mr and Mrs W I McBride of Portland visit friends. Mrs Hutt and Mes Leous visit Milton. Mrs Henry Dell travels to visit friends. Mrs Leuma Zerka in Walla Walla attending her mother. Mrs J R Valey and Miss Stasia Wale of Pendleton attend Red Cross class. Local chairmen named for two volunteer projects at the high school.
Residents report lively reception for a tap as Biek Taylor and Mrs May visit Pendleton and Weston Mountain, while light snow arrives Thursday morning. Ellison White chautauqua opens with Tom Coravini entertaining. Goldie Runnell relocates to Staplefield, Dudies visits, and Chief A A Kober travels to Walla Walla for district court hearings.
Water system failure reported in local district due to a water main break. Officials urge residents to conserve water and limit usage as repairs are under way.
Movements indicate all engines were required to report to Penllerton for fuel before resuming charted routes. Early reports show several mishaps and delayed departures as crews managed limited water supply and engine readiness amid the disruption.
Mrs. John Freeman Linscott president of the War Mothers of Pinellas County Florida says the presidential fee for all soldiers now serving is sealed by the court martial. She notes four of her sons have no service and one will not return.
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