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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1917
Page
3
Vancouver B C Feb 6 Fifteen to twenty passengers aboard the steamship Prince John were rescued today after the vessel struck a rock and was beached on the southeastern Alaska coast. The Prince John sent out 60 calls earlier in the day to which several coasting steamers responded.
The Prince John carries 28 aboard and sails between Prince Rupert British Columbia and Skagway Alaska. Reports suggest the crew is not in grave danger, with muttered concerns about a marriage and jealousy affecting relationships onboard.
A jumble of kitchen instructions outlines dessert ideas and savory dishes. Steps describe assembling a peach centerpiece dessert, cooking apples in sauce, potato dishes with onion and gravy, salmon in butter caper sauce, a milk and egg custard, and a eggless rice pudding. Includes measurements and cooking tips.
Snow and rain expected across Washington Oregon and northern California with icing in precipitation. Interior areas may see rain or snow, while southern California remains generally dry. Temperature near normal across the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions with frequent local snows in the north.
Chief of Police Lou Rayburn and Art Weuele invite Pendleton Chief Gurdane and Officer Bill Reheer to meet in La Grande to discuss their stated message put up or shut up. Gurdane’s letter received yesterday prompts Rayburn and Weagle to propose a meeting with Pendleton officers at any time in La Grande.
The La Grande chief of police accepted Gurdane’s pistol challenge amid a world meet idea. Pendleton’s Pendletoniate sought to join on their terms while the Ideal officer agreed to those terms. The round up scene unfolds as the La Grande Observer reports.
Mrs Amanda Glerhart of Waynesfield Ohio states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and it has never failed to cure a cough or cold. The piece marks Chamberlain's as a favored remedy based on user recommendations.
A man facing marriage failure may place items in his wife's name. The text also notes that an amateur is someone in the first stage of ignorance.
Echo, Feb 5. Lor Wattenturrer reports artesian water struck at his home place fifteen miles west of Echo. Water reached a depth of seventy seven feet. casing priced before flow estimate. Diamater of well six inches. H Y Bracknes received seven carloads of cattle from Crane Oregon to be fed on the Saylor place. Blackwell sold two carloads of beef cattle to Beattie Washington. Noted Pendleton visitor Charles Bond. A sailor arrived from Freemantle today.
A Honolulu report states a girl aboard the steamer Great Northern claimed to be Dorothy Arnold who vanished in New York in 1906. She was detained for investigation, bond set at 6000, and released with authorities noting no resemblance to the missing woman. The tale touched on rumors and the public’s fascination with elusive identities.
A historical ad warns catarrh is a blood infection not a minor ailment. It warns against relying on salves and lotions for relief and stresses the disease can worsen, become chronic, or affect the lungs, with long lasting mucus and coughing that can spread to others.
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