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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
3
Police court records reveal Andrew Picard pled guilty to hay the daily poker of Aquor and fined forty dollars or twenty six days in jail. Local visitors include H L Johnson and family of London at the Round-Up. Forest supervisor office to close Sept 19 for Round-Up preparations. Town notes note health, naval furloughs, and Round-Up festivities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Geary Kimbreff and Gibert k W Mowry in roles related to cradle roll and home department supervision. The fragmentary context suggests a school or church education notice with administrative positions. No clean events or dates are present.
Red Cross seeks volunteers and staff for war relief at the University of Oregon training camp in Eugene. Roosevelt invites applicants at UC to learn details. offer includes thirty dollars monthly, free room and board, complete clothing, and a three month program starting October 1. Dean John Strack, visiting from the University, notes thousands already applied and more coming.
Winners from the Pilg club division 2 and divisions g and 1 will travel to the State Fair at Salem next week under the supervision of School Superintendent W W Green. Dorothy Brigae of Hermiston Whe lle Reen also earned a division award and Veda Wattenburger of Echo won in the girl baking contest.
Trains arrive for opening day bringing several Round-Up siticea including Cheater Hyerd and Mies Dolly Mullen from Cheyenne. Eddie McCarty arrives with his mother Mre McCarty, along with Hush Strickland and Mute Delong.
Dr C W Lassen veterinary surgeon has returned from Camp Lewis where he was commended for commission as second lieutenant and expects to report in a month. A team of 13 care workers traveled to Portland for work in the shipyards. About 600 to 700 new workers from Colorado Wisconsin and Texas were aboard. The government will pay their transportation to Portland.
Local leaders report a call for five men for limited service to Camp Fremont. In other news Vern Crain was found not guilty by a jury before Judge G W Phelps in the case charged with livery.
Judge Phelpaen motron of the district at torney Tt. T. Keater dismissed the case against Hugh Walker charged with larceny. The dismissal ends the matter in the court observed by local records.
Pendleton hosts a wartime exhibit led by Lady Kingston president of the Staaroah Feud for Adiatal ved icled coltiers. The display features a Union Jack at Ypres a German officer dagger a Bulgarian war knife a torpedo and other trophies. Private Mente allegedly copied by the Connaught Rangers. The event is under personal direction of Lady Wiegee tory overseeing the Rand Crom 8ti M2.
Dr John Straub dean of the college of literature at the University of Oregon visits Pendleton and eastern Oregon during a tour.
Lanse and Straub of the university will meet anyone seeking information on new courses and the university scope including the student army training corps civilian etc. Pendleton Dean Birault will travel to The Dalles and then to Fool River by Thursday to speak on these offerings for nurses and women in commerce.
The fragment promotes a vegetable blood purifier claiming to cleanse blood impurities causing pimples eczema boils and rashes. It urges readers to obtain a bottle and follow advice, presenting a period style sale pitch with vague health claims and nonsensical phrasing.
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