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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
8
The passage praises Fred Mitchell, manager of the Cubs, as among the smartest in baseball and adept at handling pitchers to maximize their effectiveness, suggesting strong managerial skill could lead the Cubs to a World Series win.
East Oregonian notes visitors at Penrlcott and Pendleton trips, Red Cross auxiliary work, and quilting. Local residents and families like Stickler, Matele, Denton, Denson, Vandermullen, and Reeves are mentioned along with travel to Portland and Chicago shipments.
Pilot Rock High School reports strong enrollment as two LG, O, FL hall rooms are fitted for classes and two teachers oversee a new French course aimed at interested students and postgraduates. Heavy rains delay harvests while Home Guard drills continue and ranchers attend drills amid seasonal work. Dr J te Gillland, formerly of this area, has been called to Missouri where his mother is seriously ill.
A 19th century testimonial promotes washing the kidneys by drinking six to eight glasses of water between meals. It endorses Anaric double strength as a harmless medicine to clear urinary channels and remove acids. Dr. Pierce's claim that Ammonia and lithia-like components help drive out acids is stated alongside an invitation for free advice and samples.
The high school session for the coming year began with 225 students enrolled. The incoming class totaled 99, sophomores 60, juniors 39, and seniors 26. Three students were unaccounted for.
Enrollment is expected to rise, with the day split into seven 46 minute periods and a 24 minute conference. Mrs Fornhaw plans forming a girls chorus and glee club at the high school, meeting Tuesdays and Fridays during noon hour, following last year's successful program.
A chaotic report states that five United States employees were detained in a Bolshevik area near Mimiiow. The courier from Sumarh cites The Anerloin and Simons A. Fontor as sources. A consul notes an August 24 timing and mentions concerns about reprisals against Americans.
Washington September 10 The agricultural committee agreed to operate favorably on the bone dry phase yet to enforce the country dry in July 1090. Delite whies may be reported 1 Alay 1 according to the amendment.
A promotional note asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron increase strength endurance for worn workers. Taken before meals and after, the combination supposedly renews Wood and nerves with a gentle Hood's Pills laxative as needed.
Prairie Lillie Allen of New Jersey, titled woman’s champion broncho rider after winning the New York Stampede, is set to compete at the upcoming round-up. The famed rider, known as Prairie Lillie, will participate in events during the round-up program.
The report notes ongoing coverage of women's events with plans to provide additional material despite stiff competition. It highlights expectations for further features and results, signaling continued emphasis on female athletes and related stories.
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