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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
6
The item lists residents visiting Granite, Pendleton, Portland, Seattle, and Bremerton with multiple travels and a few social mentions. It also reports a Salem new crime trend noting 59 youths in delinquency, 29 truants, and arrests for burglary and larceny from the state training school.
A Pendleton resident Mrs James Jacobs at 200 E Bluff St reports relief from backache and fatigue after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She says kidney function improves within days and daily chores become easier, praising the remedy as superior to others tried.
A transcribed and garbled report recounts the steamer Sophia wreck near Lynch Canal in a blizzard. It notes a large number of bodies recovered or missing, the Cedar and King and Wing_tenders involved, a distress message, and a diary excerpt describing the disaster and passengers’ plight.
Aged homesteader with a gold lined belt disappears in the wilderness near Oregon Valley. Fraizer, a traveler linked to the case, recently won in Balem and discussed the missing man, J. Witner, a resident of age. Wainer, from Pennsylvania, long lived as a hermit in the western country, described as a wary man who keeps coin hoards and avoids hawks while traveling with gold. Portland reports council notices for November conferences on wartime matters, with Kallock, Currey, and Coveney set to attend in Washington. The delivery date to follow is November 11 and 12 per national defense orders.
Oct Ti Jamee Planley, once tied to the Oregon state Pinkencary case in 1912, was captured in Mantada and returned to the Hilton. A judge committed him for stealing money and presenting false pretenses.
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