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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
5
New Vestee Line Offers Classic Piques and Satins
Advertises a selection of vestees in piques satin and tricolet including plain white and colors. Prices start at $2.50, inviting shoppers to choose from the newest styles and fabrics.
Thrift Stamp Drive Promises County Contests and Prizes
A county push promotes War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stars among schoolchildren from January 1 to October 1. County leaders including W. G. Ager and JE Gratke announce prize plans, with contests closing October 1 and winners named by October 25. The program aims to foster thrift and civic duty through savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntee
Oregon
Jac
Marion
Caraven
County
Tate
Ly W. G. Ager
Maibeur
Kehoo
Clark
Clatsop
JE Gratke
Aiready
Unwanted Baby Buried After Canyon Crash Found
In Wallace Idaho on April 9 a baby boy found floating in a suitcase near Canyon crash was buried. Mrs Harry Thompson donated a white casket and dressed the infant in dainty garments after the body was found and identified as an unknown, unwanted child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Canyon Crash
Harry Thompson
She Started Quarrel In Church Husband for Divorce
Portland April 9 a husband files for divorce claiming his wife started a quarrel in church. He says the incident left him greatly embarrassed and humiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Achberger
Keeping Young The Secret To Staying Youthful
Fragmentary ad style copy extols keeping young through digestive health and liver cleansing. It promises better complexion and vitality, cites a “Dr. Empt” or similar authority, and endorses a tonic or remedy sold by druggists. The text is unclear and fragmented but centers on anti aging claims.
War Made Men Says Portland Army Captain
Captain Thomas A. Bweeney of Portland, serving with engineers in France, writes that discipline comes from square dealing and purpose. He notes soldiers trained here will settle their own problems back home without reliance on commissioners or politicians, trusting true American resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Thomas A. Bweeney
France
Jovan
America
Whispered Box Request At Spokane Auditorium Theatre
AnArchive fragment shows a terse exchange about a box request for “sixt’” and a confusion over location and purpose. The speakers discuss arranging a box for six and whether this is the Auditorium Theatre, hinting at a bureaucratic or theatrical setting in Spokane with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium
Germany Admittance Talk Sparks League Of Nations Debate
Fragmented text cites James W. Gerard urging Germany's admission to the League of Nations amid debate on repentance and expressions of remorse for atrocities. Cincinnati source notes April date and former ambassador remarks, with unclear attribution and garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Germany
League of Nations
James W. Gerard
Two German voices call for accountability after war
The source cites Maximilian Harden and Kurtner urging Germany to present sitefactory evidence and punish the men responsible for the war. The call emphasizes official repentance and accountability for wartime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Harden
Kurtner
Germany
Noted Aviator to Visit Crd ers Atlantic
Colonel Ray Coulhhow, a Canadian aviator aboard the ship Olympic, plans to enter a transatlantic air race from Newfoundland in early May. He will be accompanied by Major McKeever and four wireless operators. Collishion expects the flight to be completed in about 20 hours with an engine setup of five 400 horsepower motors, capacity for 60 passengers, and a 30 hour endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Apt
Ray Coulhhow
Ateamship
Olympic
Rogand
Beck
Hindfield
New Foundland
McKeever
Collishion
Police and Firemen Pay To Ride on Seattle Cars
Seattle police and firefighters begin paying fares to ride Seattle municipal streetcars in a move reflecting budget pressures. The unusual policy affects all city responders as fares are collected during morning runs, with officials noting cost recovery goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henig
Unclear medical ad fragment repeats cough remedy
An OCR fragment promotes a long standing remedy for coughs and bronchial issues, claiming decades of use and simple dosing. It also mentions a constipation relief product and a bile-related reading, with price references like 6c and $1.20. The text is garbled and reads as a vintage patent medicine advertisement.
Private management sparks transit cost fears in Murphy quote
Utilities Superintendent Thomas Murphing says the city faced 4,000,000 fren rides annually under private lines. Police Chief Warren orders May or Hanvon in California to block Morphine's order, hindering police work and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Utilities
Thomas Murphing
Uhh
Warren
Oahuog
Murphine
Hanvon
California
le Mays
Laborer Jailed on Charge of Murder in Spokane
Spokane April 1 Mike Vovanich a laborer was jailed today charged with the murder of Mike Milichovich in a quarrel at a soft drink store where both men were employed. The shooting occurred earlier, with authorities stating the victim was struck by a revolver during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Mike Vovan‘ich
Mike Millchayioh
Protests and threats mark disputed match
Vovanich protested he did not want to fight. Millchevich described intent to “square matters,” signaling a confrontation over the planned bout and its implications for control and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vovanich
Shee Millchevich
Dowling Present Chosen President in Bealtla Tourney Year?
J F Morris of Vancouver was elected president of the Northwestern International Howling Association for 1919 20 with officers H F Menton Beattie T Morton secretary FP Townsend Thomas Perry and J W Blaney as executive committeeman The next tourney will be held in Bealtla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
D.C
J. F. Morris
BOC
Northwestern International Howling Association
H. FH. Menton
Beattie
T. Morton
Seattle
FP Townsend
Spokane
Thomas Perry
Tacoma
J. W. Blaney
Portland
Bealtla
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