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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
7
A jumble of rental, sale, and job ads plus public notices. Listings include furnished rooms for rent, a hardman piano for sale, alfalfa hay available, wheat land for sale near Umatilla County, miscellaneous household items, and help-wanted postings. Also public notices from Pendleton and notices of a reward for a gray mare missing from Meacham Oregon.
A jumble of conveyances shows numerous transfers in various townships with names such as Merwin, Cate, Crow, Tobin, Jonna, Cham, Tollinger, Mendleton, Elliott, and Le Kent. Transactions include parcels in sections 1-4, 31-34, and holdings in Pendleton and Mendleton with prices cited and reservation additions noted.
On behalf of the French government, an official presented two large vases to the United States Senate. The gifts honor the cordial reception of Joffre and Vivian in Washington. Vice President Marshall spoke of renewed friendship between the nations.
Chicago officials report partial success in slowing a virulent influenza outbreak as naval station measures and public advisories reach 200 north shore towns. Reports from Fort Sheridan mention new cases, while Camp Grant notes 920 virulent influenza cases with containment efforts underway.
Cherlea J Dolan, former member of the Irish parliament, was denied unionship by Judge Trier in U S district court after refusing to denounce the Fels movement in Ireland. He served as a member of parliament from 1900 to 1908 and arrived in the United States in 1913.
Rept. 24 shows an August output of 611000 feet of lumber for the Hammond Later car line. A government flag award was given to the mill for best monthly record. Officers from the Loyal Legion of Log and representatives attended the event amid company pride and regional recognition.
A fragmented discussion links hot water upon waking to facial flushing or rosiness, mentioning internal effects and a mix of health claims. The text blends unsure medical ideas with unrelated musings and garbled phrases about routines and remedies.
Prices held steady at North Portland with steady demand for steers and heifers. Cattle arrivals remained ample while sheep and lamb trade showed morning strength and some limited buying interest amid overall steady prices.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a threat or crime with phrases about taking a life and a seven month reference to a prior event. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are discernible to identify a specific subject or outcome.
A Mexican ex convict Morans Mantel Morons, 60, was murdered in a shack in the Sunkies. The scene suggests a card game was underway when the killing occurred. Authorities report no clear motive yet and are reviewing local leads.
The readable lines reference a civil war era rally, a note on a person’s service, and a northern posting. It mentions a gathering at a Twelfth rally, a woman drawn into events, and a veteran linked to Nie sorwiog. The fragment hints at military and social details without full clarity.
A public notice outlines a referendum on Ordinances No 019 granting the Standard Oil Company permission to locate erect operate and maintain warehouses tanks and other buildings on designated parcels in Pendleton. The measure will appear on the official ballot with the heading Referendum Ordered by Petition of the People. The ordinance details terms damages liability and required construction as approved by the Pendleton Common Council and Mayor in 1917 with publications beginning in 1918.
A faded 19th century notice outlines a proposed charter amendment in Pendleton authorizing increased indebtedness tied to water works and gravity system expansions. The text details bonds, voting instructions, and city responsibilities, with the first publication dated September 1714 and signed by City Recorder Thos Fitz Gerald.
Fragments describe English life and French families seeking education options to ease daily fears for child safety. Parents across England inviting participation in “education” activities to support harassed French mothers and their children.
Fragmented health warning text discusses kidney irritation and dangers of meat consumption. It references dietary choices, urine symptoms, and cautions against certain foods. The readable portions imply medical guidance urging moderation and awareness of kidney-related issues.
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