Local Church Week Fetes In Pendleton Amid Patriot Drive
Holy Week services at Pendleton churches broaden communal activities with fundraisers for patriotic groups during Easter. a Lincoln school PTA meeting drew 47 attendees with talks on habits cleanliness politeness promptness truth and work. Whitman College Rho Theta Pi fraternity initiations drew Pendleton members to Walla Walla.
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Unclear sale prompt urges quick store visit
Short note suggests items will sell fast at current price and urges an early visit to the store for best selection. The message emphasizes urgency and limited availability.
Longing for a Child and the Pinkham Remedy
An Omaha woman recounts infertility struggle from age seventeen to marriage, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to bear a daughter. The testimonial claims many childless homes now have children thanks to the remedy.
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Local Social Roundup and Community Notices
Names and movements fill a Pendleton column with travel plans, arrivals, and events. Families like Rice and Johns attend a Boise trip, Toplitts plan California travel, and church fair preparations unfold with booth chairmen named. Many locals visit Pendleton while others head to Walla Walla, Lapwai, and beyond. A Washington school circle meets with program notes and officer elections announced. A birth in Walla Walla to Dr. and Mrs. Elber Hill is reported.
Honolulu Beach Visit Captured by Two American Women
The Warikiki beach scene shows Mim Huberta Wihan and Miss Gloria Fonda, two American Iris, on a visit to Hawaii. The photo evidence debunks the idea that only Palio Beech and Goraiado Beach define Hawaii’s coast.
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Local visitors filter through Pendleton crowd
Charles H. Powell of La Grande and J. W. Ralph of Hermiston spent the weekend in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Joseph Cunha Jr of Boho were Sunday visitors. F Carleton, state superintendent, is registered at the Pendleton hotel. C G Brownell from Umatilla joined the city crowd. A E MacNamara of Hood River and H A Warren of The Dalles are Pendleton visitors. Marion F Davin of Union W McCarty and Ernest Vebrs of La Grande Gustavus T Pinson formerly Pendleton now Sumpter are here today.
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Beannot in Honor of J W Maloner
A brief notice honors J W Maloner with a benevolent event. Community figures gather to recognize his service, with remarks from local leaders and a small reception following the ceremony.
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Pacifist Demonstration Dispersed by Capital Police
On April 2 municipal and capital police with mounted officers dispersed a pacifist demonstration on the front steps of the capital. About fifteen hundred pacifists were involved in the protest.
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Silent picketing resumes by suffragists at capital gates
Silent picketing of suffragists was reestablished before the White House gates and at entrances to the Senate offices and the Capitol building.
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Public Dance in Moor Hall Advertised
Notice announces a public dance at Moor Hall on Wednesday April 4 hosted by Pendleton Circle Women of Woodcraft and Lawyers Orchestra. Admission 50 cents, jackets free.
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Lawyers Orchestra
Thinks Interview Is Almost Peace Offer
Amsterdam reports the socialist Vorwaerts views the peace interview by former minister Cerin of Austria Hungary as nearly a peace offer. The piece notes cautious optimism amid wartime diplomacy and internal political debate.
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