Social and Club News and Local Movements
Social notices report Portland visits and coast trips by Mere and relatives, John L Vaurhin and Mire W Harke and Hilde, with two weeks planned on the coast. Woodcrafts club to initiate two candidates. Pendleton residents Mr and Mrs Fisher, Mr and Mrs Parkes, and Mrs Bennion noted for travel and visits. New resident Mr and Mrs John Sherman relocate to Thompson Street apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Vaurhin
Mire W. Sz.harke
Hill Son
Hilde
Platlaod
Mire John Sherman
New Pendleton
Sherman
Western Dry Gore Company
al Ui Ul
Thompson Satreet
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A reader from Washington Indiana writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and normalizes her system after nervousness and heart fears. The letter claims the remedy helped her with childbearing and overall well being, praising its effects and encouraging publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Washington
Ind
India
Pinkhaw
Totter
R. K. No
Hox
Pinkkarm
Grain market hesitates as farmers stall trading
The unsettled market keeps farmers and dealers from active trading. Farmers store grain locally while dealers ship several carloads daily to the coast. Most movement is toward early cargo orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrhounits
Lloyd George calls for German debt payment in goods or gold
Premier Lloyd George urges Germany to settle wartime debts with gold or commodities. He rejects imposing costly coal shipments and warns Germany cannot produce enough gold, arguing an advance of six million pounds to Germany hinges on agency revisions to the German reparations policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantvon
Germany
Lloyd George
Qualice
Missing Reporter Sought After Brief in Northwest
Ade A Jourechiong party searches for Morand newspaper reporter Mish McKeavehan who vanished four days into a hiking trip from Brinnon to Quinault. Organizers Forest Rangey Hartalok and Quinault mation coordinate the search amid a suspected route along the Hiwhas area between Hiwi divide in the Iqeets district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdren
Menrigita MeRauchean
Morand Newpaper
Keport
Forest Rangey Hartalok
Quinault Mation
Mish McKeavehan
Brinnon
Howd
Canal
Quinn
Waah
iQieets
Memorial project to be discussed at Commercial Association meeting
A group of local men have been discussing plans for a Til Taylor memorial. They favor using tonight's Commercial Association meeting to organize a workable budget and task the right committee to start the project. The goal is to initiate the memorial with a solid funding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttieal Min
Til ‘Taylor
Commiercial Association
Tila
Howard's Buttermilk Cream Ad Promises Beauty
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as the best choice for a beauty routine. It appeals to women with claims the product keeps the face hands and arms in exquisite condition with soft smooth and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Vedies
Howard’s
Memorial committee to honor martyrs by wider representation
The text indicates plans to form an organization and argues the memorial committee should represent all who wish to honor the martyrs. It notes that the group should operate independently of the current association and reflects expectations from others in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakern
Rhoritt
Third Degree Story Seen as Exaggeration by Officials
A Port Covington newspaper report alleging third degree torture by jail officials is labeled exaggerated by county authorities. The sheriff’s office disputes the charges, cites no confirmed injuries beyond a black eye, and notes no new developments as investigators prepare for trial.
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Jim Owens
Nell Hart
Focal
Portcovl
Sheriff's Office
Owens
Tina
Cowen Hubborn
Ciewt
Anne
Biews Eich
Lie
Pribiners Grecall
New railroad rate talk savors of price limits
Washington analysts say new rail rate hikes won t necessarily raise living costs The economist for rail labor groups argues most price rises stem from profit gouging and that most wholesale costs from freight will not lift prices significantly The forecast notes small increases in flour meat and coal costs but argues consumer prices won t surge despite rate boosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delillowrath
Jett Sauek
Lavek
Sonnomey
Arget
Maid Lavek
Iiull
Pacific
Federal emissaries confer with Cantú in Mexicali
In Mexicali on Aug 34 1A General Angel Floren and Rener June Pratt of the Leyla Huerta provisional government traveled to Los Angeles to telegraph Mexico City about a conference with Governor Cantú of Lower California. The talks aimed to bridge differences that threatened disunion and to explore peaceful steps to avoid armed conflict as both sides sought restraint and a broader accord.
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Mexicali
Angel Floren
Rener June Pratt
Leyla Huerta
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Canty
Lower
California
Thors
Freight rate rise sparks talk of high prices and wages
A freight rate increase drawing debate over rising costs and wages is linked to rhetoric from leaders including Mitford Thorne, a noted attorney and transportation official, as cited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicago, Ag
Mitford ‘Thorne
Transportation Authority
THOGPERS FLAY POL COMMAND TRANSFER IN LA CAVALRY
A telegraphic dispatch reports a planned transfer of a new cavalry troop to a city, with ponies supplied from mounted schools and a central station. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Carmel Statiotte
Furnished two room apartment for base at Aura
Classified note advertises a furnished two room apartment for base near Aura with terms and a Franklin automobile for sale at $1000 cash. Includes contact lines My Bycamore Street or Bmythe Lonergan for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Automobile
Bycamore St
Greens and Browns Popular This Fall Fashion Outlook
A garbled fashion note notes greens and browns as fall winter leaders from forest tint to olive and beetle greens. It mentions buyers from Peoples Warehouse returning from markets and references dresses and gowns, embroidery, braid and serge fabrics shaping a revived, prestige look for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveeart
Peoples Warehouse
Oip
Qaeter
Nest
Hat styles and a millinery show at local event
Mrs. Taggart prepares a fashion show before a local audience. Seventy hundred hats were crafted by women across Benton Lincoln Coos Jackson and Umatilla counties, selling for five cents each with an estimated saving of 4070.20 dollars. The piece notes long flowing coats and cape collars, fur trimming, and varied hat sizes as part of the fashionable millinery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redingute
Eton
Taeketa
Benton
Lincoln
Coos
Jackson
Umatilla
Lonal
Hats Cost Women On Average 85 Cents
Oregon Agriculture College at Corvallis reports a study showing women pay an average of 85 cents for hats. The finding reflects price disparities in millinery goods available to female shoppers and suggests continuing gendered pricing in retail.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Proves Health
An Aberdeen with backache and run down condition reports relief after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery with Pellets. The testimonial endorses the tonic for women's health and beauty, noting decades of trusted use and urging trial packages from Buffalo.
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Nvalida
Buffalo
N.’Y
Pever
Dr. Pierce
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University of Washington
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