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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
2
Shoppers praise the items for quality and affordability, noting the best value remains consistent across varying prices. Vendors highlight durable materials and strong performance relative to cost, attracting broad customer loyalty despite price changes.
In a city display, shopkeepers present a large collection of new ladies purses in all colors made from Tokio leather. The ad emphasizes quality and style with a broad range for shoppers.
Fragmentary report notes unusual flag changes and officials reacting in Little Rock on April 14. Term unclear names and places appear garbled, but reference to a person at Collegeville and a hubeneer teat suggests misread text about a local incident or ceremony with flag display and official response.
Col CD Jamerommander rewrote the governor's decree on the militia mission to take the flag Vetere. The meeting reported to General Perehins the United Bretheershal, ordered to Tremere the flag, and declined due to unknown official war status. He claims no acceptance under President Whitean's policy.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts Captain Warner’s career in the Queen’s Lancers and aviation service. It notes his retreat with 6,000 against 660,060 foes, service in the London defensive corps, and later return to this country with new papers. The text hints at dangers he faced and questions the need for concern.
A vintage advertising blurb promotes Cuticura ointment for business girls facing sun wind and dust. It claims cleansing, purifying, and beautifying effects while soothing and heating the skin, offering free samples via post card requests to Cuticura Dept. 13K Boston.
Dr Alamon Ira Lucas once known for rival meetings to Evangelial Bulgia appears in Portland as a speaker at the Home Retirement League event denounced by Wallace Strubble a Columbia River booster for pursuing self serving aims rather than patriotism Mayor Albee and Adjutant General White warned the public against fly by night patriotic groups Lucas defended himself at another meeting admitting previous arrests in the Northwest including Calgary Seattle and Walla Walla and claiming to be a physical analyst.
In Petrograd on April 17 the council of workers and soldiers backed a report for electing a constituent assembly in Russia. It recommends the election be overseen by the jamal and allows all women over twenty to vote.
Cuba plans to dispatch a commission to Washington to confer with Allied commissioners as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts. The move signals renewed coordination among allied nations on strategic and political issues during April.
The Hour issue on April 10 1947 calls farmers to duty urging planting and production to support national and allied needs. It frames farmers as soldiers of the homeland and emphasizes widespread effort and patriotism to bolster wartime security and supply.
Helix Oregonian Special reports the Baptist people of Helix elected Rev and Mrs Rostorma Fred Blinn Roy Penland Mrs W H Alben Mrs EB Gelert and Mrs Belle Gray as delegates to the Baptist convention to be held in Athena in May. Also notes civic meetings and local social events including church guild contests and residents traveling to Eugene and Portland.
Petrogad dispatch reports the finance minister authorized a government loan with no limit at five percent interest. The loan will be exempt from all taxation, altering fiscal policy and raising questions about funding methods in the wartime economy.
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