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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1917
Page
7
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a two month period and a wall related action. The readable words indicate an unspecified advance, defly, and peer. Details are unclear and no names or places are identifiable.
The Camp Fire Girls of America and local clubs push for a national uniform for women to curb fashion excesses during wartime. Mothers and high school girls in St Paul and Portland limit dresses and expenditures while Albany women note economy. Proponents claim plain, inexpensive attire would fund essentials and foster patriotic distinction, potentially affecting fashion careers and aligning with President Wilson's policies.
A historic scene in England sees royal leaders and dignitaries honor the United States as America supports the Allies. The piece reflects on Anglo American ties from rebellion to alliance and urges patriotic pledge amid calls to do one’s part for the country. The column notes Pendleton's Round-Up success and muses on spring weather and wartime carnage.
Four decades past in Pendleton the town notes births and marriages, a railroad worker with 160 wagons, local lodge delegates to Portland, and a horse show. Snow touched the Flue Mountains as muddy wagon roads remained. The Oregonian editorship shifts noted with Harvey Scott now at the helm.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Alexander Howl as Lord Brinpert of Emaland a friend of a Vancouver expedition head. Referenced are a body temperature figure and short blurred details about W F Maye Pendleton and G W Bradley in Turner County. No coherent event or date established.
Wertenty Deeds HH L Wilcon et al to Yakima Fruit Company for $10. W 1-2 BE 1-4 and W 1-1 Section 22 Township North Range 34 and N 1-2 NW 1-0 Section 1 Township 5 North Range 34.
Eugene Oregon April 21 A disease commonly known as the lip and lex ulcer is causing havoc among hogs and sheep in multiple sections of the state. County agent N. Robb notes the illness confines itself to livestock, with sheep showing more rapid spread. Early signs include lesions around the mouth and on the legs, leading to isolation of affected animals.
An agricultural notice reports a dermatitis like disease causing excessive growth on hides and hooves, hindering calf suckling and leading to starvation. The spread is noted in Lambe and surrounding areas as affecting multiple sections of the state with growing concern.
Severe weather warnings report heavy losses among cattle and sheep in Wyoming Idaho Montana Utah and Nevada with up to 20 percent losses expected. Sheep in poor condition, lamb and wool crops threatened. Heavy cattle losses forecast in Idaho Montana Wyoming. grain and hay fears threaten livestock. Pacific coast and southwest fare better. Forest officials told to open livestock preservations earlier.
Meld Marshall Hindenburg report from London April 21 states a message was sent by Field Marshal Hindenburg to General Groener head of the German ministry department. The note aims to prevent further strikes and tensions amid ongoing labor unrest.
The efficiency test is fully met by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills, touted as a treatment for blood and nerves. The ad claims fine results and recommends taking Howls Barsaparilla before meals and Peptiron Pills after meals. Many families are using these medicines. urge others to get them now.
The readable fragments mention a year ago the war with Spain and a reference to Theat Mise Viola Hawk expert at tying files for an, plus Mt Hood named for a person or place. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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