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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild substitute for calomel, claiming rapid liver relief and fewer dental issues. It argues constipation causes headaches and dullness, urging readers to choose these tablets for a clearer, perkier feeling without gum or tooth damage.
Huntman, a French soldier left in a coma since the Marne clash, was moved from Perigueux to Paris for examination. He was transported on a wicker bed, accompanied by his wife, and has shown only occasional movement as he endures continued illness over weeks.
Am erican Union Against Militaria announces a nation wide referendum from Washington on whether the United States should enter the war to uphold rights of entry into combat. The initiative seeks public opinion on military intervention and is presented as a policy measure for national decision making.
A 1918 letter from Birch & Company of Orland California endorses Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promotes a sample bottle and booklet from Kilmer & Co and mentions Pettadon Daily East Oregonian as a sales reference.
Stanfield notes report four carloads of fat cattle shipped to the Portland market. Mesmern Kidwell and Clark drove the stock. James M. Kyle visits Pendleton and Tacoma. Mrs. Ann Fulford returns from Portland, and Mrs. Graham of Portland visits in Stanfield. A bridge party honors Mr Gray Kyle before his move to Portland. Rebecca shower for Mr Chester Barney. various locals noted in town and surrounding areas.
A San Francisco report describes German consular figures in custody for conspiracy against American neutrality. Fring Bopp and Licht. George Wilhelm von Brincken posted bail totaling 54,000 to avoid immediate imprisonment while appealing. Von Drincken’s bond was aided by Crowley and Margaret Cornell. EHL von Schack posted 25,000, with others contributing 676,000 in total.
Rome report states the Duke of Albene requests Vice Admiral Paolo Thacn t Meret be elevated to chief of the general staff of the navy. The move places Meret in charge of naval operations in Italy as of February 15.
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