Umapine News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Accidents
Umapine April coverage reports Mrs. Frank Rice escaping injury in a backing car rollover near Weatherman place. Delegates Loon and J. E. Jones elected to grand lodge in Salem. District deputy Dan J. Kirk chosen. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet with Miss Lorene Parker speaking on home economics and garment remodeling. Red Cross, school visits by officials, reference-book funding urged, and quarantine-related teaching resumes. Local shopping, livestock gains, and a new Chevrolet for Sam Pogue noted. A track meet set for April 8 with Athena participants, and R E Bean buys a Hupmobile in Walla Walla.
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Umapine
Frank Rice
Laie Hoon
J. E. Jones
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Lorene Parker
Home Extension Movement
Woman Credits Newspaper Ad For Health Relief
Ettie Warren, wife of a farmer from Emmittsburg, testifies she found health through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after fifteen years of suffering and asks for public information sharing.
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Ettie Warren
Emmittsburg
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Holister's Mocky Moontiin Tea Purifier Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to cleanse the stomach and bowels and purify the blood each spring. It touts Holister's Mocky Moontiin Tea as a spring purifier with instructions to take tablets as needed.
Service Men to the Honor Guests at Friday Dance
Hermiston April 3 A dance and reception in honor of all Hermiston boys who have been interviewed and returned will be given Friday night by the women of the town. Frannie Gardinier accompanied by her sister Dore visited Baker with her parents. Mrs William Leathers was Pendleton visitor. Mr and Mrs Fraser and Mr McKensie motored to Boardman. Mrs Barnard visited Walla Walla. Jerry Jenpe of Pendleton visited friends. A large crowd of Hermiston people attended the dance at Triumf Saturday. H Crandall went to Pendleton on business. J T Hinkle in Portland on business. Miss Kate Barton former school teacher visited friends.
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Hermiston
Hermieton
Thin Town
Frannie Gardinier
Mine Dore
Baker
William Leathers
Pendleton
Fraser
McKensie
Boardman
Mrs. Barnard
Walla Walla
Jerry Jenpe
Local Veterans Return Home and Nearby Visits
Cecil Kelly recently discharged from the navy returned home Sunday. Lyte Tilton was discharged after working in Seattle and has now returned home. Mr. O'Sullivan of Stanfield accepted a position at Oregon Hardware and Implement Company. Mrs. Henry Hitt visited Pendleton Tuesday, and Mrs. Scoma and daughter Footn spent Tuesday in Pendleton.
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Cecil Kelly
O'Sullivan
Stanfield
Oregon Hardware and Implement Company
Lyte Tilton
Seattle
Henry Hitt
Pendleton
Scoma
Fuotn
Seattle School Girl Ends Life After Poison Plot
In Seattle Apt 9 Ruth Garrison, 19, attempted suicide with poison after a plot that harmed Ruth Morgan, 14, who shielded her sister’s life from the plan. Ruth Garrison obtained strychnine, while Ruth Morgan, unable to secure strychnine, bought roach poison. Mrs. Grace Storrs, the victim, is dead. Morgan faces a likely outcome.
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Seattle
Apt
Ruth Garrison
Ruth Morgan
Tao
Routh Garrison
Grace Storrs
Things at Home Dry Cleaning With Gasoline Solvite Soap
Save five to ten dollars quickly by dry cleaning items at home using gasoline and Solvite soap. Place a gallon of gasoline in a washpan or boiler, wash suits waists laces gloves furs and draperies, then rinse. The ad promises items come out like new with no fading shrinking or wrinkles.
Schoolgirl accused in Gerrigon-Bierrs poisoning case
Captain of Police FR. L. Medses declared after questioning Ruth Maorgn that he believed the Gerrigon-Bierrs poisoning case had wrought on the mind of the schoolgirl.
Hood River County Tops War Drive Subscriptions
Hood River County reports total patriotic drives contributions and war loan subscriptions reaching 805817.63 dollars. Liberty loan subscriptions amount to 644050 dollars, with Armenian drive gifts excluded. County notes quota progress and aims to exceed one million dollars.
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Hood River
Pendleton Soldier to Return from Canada Discharged
Frank Watson Hoge, Pendleton man long in the Canadian army, is due home tomorrow from Victoria British Columbia with his discharge. He was twice sent to hospital during heavy fighting and has been reticent about his wounds as the rest of the war savings drive contributions were gifts. The campaign reported $131,961 subscribed for war savings stamps.
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War Savings
Frank Watson
Pendleton
Orvies
Victor
B.C. Watson
Berlin address marks birthday tribute in 37 volumes
A Berlin report notes an address and portraits circulated for the former emperor's birthday. The document promises a 496,912 line lifework and indicates the address and signaluren will be issued in a series of 37 volumes and sent to Amerongen.
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Berlin
Amerongen
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