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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1916
Page
2
In CHO Aug 22 the Friday night dance at Cunha warehouse drew about a hundred attendees. The event ended around 2 am with many local residents and traveling visitors sharing in the lively social gathering with multiple locals noting brief visits and departures for home after the celebration.
An advertisement extols scrofula and other humors, praising Holls Sarsaparilla as a proven blood purifier and life giver with roots. It claims forty years of testing and urges readers to get it today.
A partial OCR reads as a foreign phrase with missing letters and names. The readable portion mentions a person named Heri about proving something and references Lt le hype in a ceremonial or formal context. The garbled text hampers clear identification of event, place, or outcome.
A garbled report describes an individual claiming ties to Joseph Provid and hints at preparedness measures. The text mentions Dr W. Le Parker and President Wilson, with assertions of a mission to assume control of the United States' rimnittone facture, and references to a Pendinton hotel.
Japanese editor declares his nation is real and loyal to allies, asserting a confident stance amid regional tensions. The remark frames national resolve and cooperative posture with allied powers in a shifting security landscape.
San Francisco report from August 22 notes a wartime editorial stance warning of a possible Japanese threat to the United States. The piece discusses US Navy vigilance and the need for public resolve amid shifting global tensions.
Chicago Aug 22 The police found the corpse of Mee John fatelie turk nineteen with a head crushed and wedged between bed and wall. The two children were unnamed and lying nearby. The husband or partner was questioned as police sought to determine if the murder involved a female.
In San Francisco on August 22 War ren RK Pies Thora J Mooney and Mrs Reif Mooney pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connection with the preparatory parade dynamiting. Counsel MUNALE withdrew the diminished motions to quash the indictments as Judge Griffin presided. Afternoon session heard arguments to quash the serments against Edward Noley and Jane Weinburg with McNutt asking for thirty days to prepare the defense.
An economy wide conference set for April 4-9 at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago will discuss farm marketing and credit. Leaders including Frank N. McVey and Governor Art Cynowier will oversee plans to reduce waste and create a machinery for joint credit and marketing efforts across states and provinces.
Hallmore Aue dies at 21, once the very best known for Barnum and Dal foote, credited with elevating the showman’s fame. The obituary notes his influence on the clever program style and alliteration that defined the era.
Mrs Robert Stanfield travels to Portland for a chory view. Mrs Genevieve Helts spends a week at Hideaway Springs. Mra Mary Hury and Mr Jasper Templeton are seen in the city. Joe Payant, a noted Young musician, arrives from Wealon. W Le Thompson, bank president, returns from Portland. Eastern Washington trips by Judge Marsh and Jame Jotington are noted.
Idaho progressives condemn Hughes while James Ingerault, returning from Pacatelle, criticizes the leadership. In Portland, Hughes is blamed for a broken democratic process as court decisions stir debate about party control and fundraising accusations emerge.
In a historic shift, General Von Riador assumes command of the army on the East Front amid renewed operations. The move signals strategic reorganization as forces brace for intensified engagements and coordinated offensives against advancing enemy units.
A young American doctor stationed with the Geri army Kowpillie provides an update from the western front. He notes General von Bluth has fully recovered from injuries suffered early in the war. Other officers mentioned include von Kitiek and von Rotherig as the front lines shift with new army formations.
An Illinois county report notes a Nolin man losing four cows after feeding suspected poisonous forage. The farm tragedy centers on a Vale Pablo Jersey among the cattle. Local residents and nearby farms respond to the incident and surrounding agricultural activity as weather, harvest, and travel notes fill the rest of the column.
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