Ukiah Ladies Honor Mrs Lenz and Local News from Ukiah
Ukiah residents gathered at Ate Emma Lenz home to present a silver berry spoon and a silver soup ladle as tokens of friendship. Community members note farm disposals, teaching assignments, shifts in retail staff, and seasonal travel and visits, with multiple towns cited including Spokane Echo Pendleton and Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Emma Lenz
Spokane
Misa Marie Mettle
Buttercreek
Etheel Dinnean
Frohm
Walter Blackburn
Jesse Oalley
Fred Groom
Ukinsk Mercantile Co
Oncar Hilbert
Fridge Creek
Charles Mettoor
Vertll Jaies
Milford Martin
Spring Cleanser Tea Advertising Slogan
An old advertisement urges readers to purify the blood and cleanse the stomach and bowels each spring. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring cleaner and purifer for 35 cents, available as tea or tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Pioneer Resident of Echo Passes Away at Oroville
Echo reports the death of George Bruin Teel of Oroville Washington a pioneer who lived in Echo until about thirteen years ago. He leaves four children including Fred and George Teel of Echo Olle of Oroville and Cheater in the navy. He also leaves a widow Mrs Nanny McDonkhn of Colfax two brothers Ed and Twis Teel and a sister Afra Elmer Spike Oak. Teel departed for Oroville to attend the funeral. A separate note says Mr Hanmen has been discharged from the service and works for Contact Rubber and Supply Co. in Loanpalls. A League meeting at Rev Glelveds home elected a committee to attend a rally in Walla Walla next week. Miss Alma Bilton is attending friends.
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Echo
George Bruin Teel
Oroville
Whashiington
Str
Teel
Fred
George Teel
Olle
Cheater
Nanny McDonkhn
Colfax
Washington
Twis Teel
Afra
Elmer Spike
Oak
Wied
Hanmen
Contact Rubber & Supply Co
Loan Palls
League
Rev. Glelved
Walla Walla
Mies Alma Bilton
Tere Winking Frictiadts
VGLESALE Prices dip in March labor review
In Wastington on April 7 the March issue of the Monthly Labor Review reports declines in prices for staple goods. Conen cotton date Hitler tobacco butter lace and woolen foods, bar iron copper steel and lumber are noted as lower than January but still higher than a year ago.
Army Gains 18 000 Tons In Weight While Abroad
The April issue of Red Cross Magazine claims the American army grew by about 18 000 tons in weight while overseas. It cites avg 12 pounds per man and attributes it to abundant food in training camps and France. Secretary Baker praises the health record, noting deaths from disease dropped to 8 per thousand per year versus 25 per thousand in the Franco Prussian war. The piece credits army housekeeping and food service for the healthier troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cram Magazine
Housekeeping
France
Baker
David H. Haynes
Germans Inquire Concerning Tims Armistice Talk
Basel Switzerland April 7 The President of the German Armistice talks were reported as German inquiries into Tim Berta’s position and the terms of a potential armistice, as diplomatic channels appeared active despite ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Basel
Switzerland
Chamberlain's Pills and Cough Remedy Adored for Health
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tableta to improve digestion and appetite, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children without opium. It claims the medicines aid natural functions, relieve cough symptoms, and help expel secretions, with a testimonial from Mire Thomas Breching of Andrews Indiana.
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Chamberlain
Thomas Breching
Andrews
Tnd
German peace treaty draft sent to inter allied powers
Berlin dispatches report that a German proposal urges allied leaders to accept a true statement of terms and insists the peace treaty be ready soon. President Wilson approved the plan but Germany will be barred from conceding or altering key provisions.
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Sra
Delemies
Germany
Cgermane Ae
Wilyson
Berlin Udvieds
Eczema Crisis: Local Remedies Fail to Cure Deep Source
A fragment describes severe eczema with burning skin and relentless itching. It notes temporary relief from salves and medicines but insists the cure lies deeper, with the source of eczema unresolved in local healing lore.
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Gray Bros. Grocery CO
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American Nations Bank
the Loan & Trust Department
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Savings Department
Pendleton
Campbell & Frentzél
Everett True
Everett
Renee So
Hope
Berkeley
C.pengey Ce
East Oregonian Special News OF
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Mrs. Lenz
Carl Sturdivant
George Ness
Charles Hynd
Clyde Helmick
Lens Ranch
Helmick
Ror Arbowmist
Charley Lorenz
J. D. Kirk
Jim
Felix Johnson
Cattie
Ben Colvin
Ritter
Pendeton
Z. T. Hale
Harry Depew
Camas Prauirie
Ethool
EB. H. Thrasher
Horry Eck
Henry Lena
Mra
O& G. Huston
J. W. Sturdivant
James Atomie
Pilot Hork
Mr. Kirk
Walter Allison
Bridge
Erenk Thotrsty
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Temple Bldg
Pendleton Auto Co
Court and Johnson
Oregon
David Bennett Hill
Cecil Cosper
Public Accountant
Smith-Crawford
Pendleton Hote
Whitman
Tallman & Co
George R. Wright
Pondieton
Ore
American National Bank Building
Dale Rothwell Metti
Aleo
W. Webb St
Bla
U. S
Zlwitt Laboratory
Atlanta
MR. Merchant
Adams Bros. Co
Fraziers Book Store
Bass
Baum
Hotel
Olwele
Oregon Motor Garage
West Court St
BUICK
Hudson Distributors
Orogoo
Cadillac
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