Social and Personal News From Pendleton Gala
Social and personal items describe a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Frazier and Mrs Adams for Miss Johoen of Portland visiting Pendleton. The party featured dancing in pink and white decorations, a supper at eleven, and a long guest list including local officials, professors, and families. The report also notes Mrs Holand Oliver’s swing party, and a lecture by Miss Milam on Holst Formation scheduled in Pendleton with local talent performing.
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Rens Adams
H F. Johoen
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Danish Woman Regains Health After Treatment
A Chicago reader reports renewed health after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She credits the remedy with restoring energy and appetite, expressing gratitude for its benefits to women suffering similar ailments.
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Mera
British Conquest of Lens Described in Farmland Report
Fragmentary report outlines the British advance around Lens and surrounding towns such as Lievin and La Bassée, highlighting the strategic importance of the industrial center and its environs in the German question. It notes British actions advancing from nearby areas and the key role of Lens in the broader conflict.
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Lens
Lievin
Pierre
Local residents noted in Pendleton social round up
A string of visitors and locals appeared in Pendleton and nearby towns. Dr J Griswold of Helix and Mrs Rothers from Helix visited, with M Mccormack of Melix and W Weatherford of Payton also seen about the area. George and Lew of Bobo attended the Gollen Hale event, while Frank Solley, former county clerk, was in from Stanfield. County officials H M Cockburn and editor W H Crary joined defense council events, and Verne Porter of Salt Lake News was in contact with Vancouver relatives.
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J. Griswold
Helix
W McGride
Wally Walla Wan
Mra Rothers
Heli
John McSwnee
Heppner
Bowrith
Mice May McCormack
Melix
Pendleton
William Weatherford
Payton
Sutim
Umatilln
Suport
Mrl Low
W. H Crary
Ie Eeche Lewn
Lioyd Riches
Stanfield Standard
Council of Defense
Verne Porter
Salt Lake Neves
Vancouver
Hie
Wee
Mise
Lothan Tanfield
Thin City
Ambulatory remarks from unclear correspondent on leadership
In fragmented report President Wilken hints at ceremonial importance amid foreign ambassadors. The piece references Meaioun waters and a delicate fate of felathon with the Carranes Reververent, noting the challenging conversation around a supposed fort Treerecrntetious.
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Igmanio
Wilken
Felathon
Umatilla Committee Meeting Addresses War Time Food Production
The Umatilla county committee of Mafets, chaired by Dr Wo McNary, gathered to stress the nation's wartime needs and urge steps to increase food production. Members present discussed the seriousness of ongoing work and plans for immediate action.
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Girls Give Up Their Lovers to Country
Cleveland April 27 Two proud, loyal American women traveled home to Medina after witnessing their fiancés enlist. When war was declared, Charles Donahue urged Myra Avery to postpone their wedding, while Paul Bowman chose to enlist, and Nora Good agreed to wait. The women accompanied their sweethearts to join the army.
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Cleveland
Medina
Sam
Charles P. Donahue
Flances
Myra AvYeral
Donahue
Paul Bowman
Nora Good
United States
Four Lovers Part At Port Royal Training Station
The passage notes four young men enlisting and heading to training at Port Royal. A marine sergeant present remarks on their parting with dramatic interest, adding a line about war and heaven. The tone echoes historical wartime sentiments and references General Sherman in a light, reflective way.
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Porn Royal
Strgeant
Sherman
Livestock Hit Hard by Late Season In West Regions
In Oregon and Washington National Forest regions and the northern Rocky Mountains, livestock face severe winter losses. Reports via Districh Forester George H. Cecil note depleted hay supplies, high feed costs, and many cattle and sheep in poor condition. Stockmen fear heavier lamb and wool losses. some herds face starvation risk without warm weather and grazing improvements.
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Portland
Apel
Washington
Districh
George H. Cecil
Oregon
Deechutes
Fremont National Forest
John Day
Baker County
Gresun
National Forests
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
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Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
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