Pendleton Social and Personal News Roundup
Pendleton hosts a flurry of visitors and departures as local residents and guests attend events and travel to Miles City Athena and Portland. Notables include Malinda Armstrong hosting Lora Perry, James Nell’s wedding with minister Thew, and Aba Gora directing service at Mehodiat. Attendance from Gibbon Weston and Athena marks a busy social week with hotel stays and business visits in Pendleton and Portland.
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Reone Wathen
Gibbon
Bodap
Aim Sabina Morton
Martin Farme
Athena
Eton
le di Jotee
Madleton
Portland
Pendleton
Weston
J. A. Bienagle
Sam Rothrock
Mires
Perdletoy
Oregon
Rey Wi Ritner
Pandleton
Washington
Navy Panel Reviews 325000 Personnel Plan
A House Naval Subcommittee proposed a 325000 personnel level for the Navy. The plan calls for about 225000 enlisted men and 100000 officers, with the committee noting the mix is higher than current officer counts and aims to strengthen readiness and duties ahead of looming demands.
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Washington
Tien Bodoy
Dantes Ant
California Legislature Reports Favorably On Dry Amendment
Sacramento reports the Sheppard dry amendment favorably in both houses of the legislature. The action moves the measure closer to potential passage as lawmakers review the proposal in January.
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California
Bacramento
Roosevelt estate valued at 500000 dollars
Oyster Bay report on Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr will reveals the will read to family. The estate, estimated at up to 500000, is held in trust for the widow for life with power to dispose by will. After her death the estate is to be divided equally among the children. silver and family plate to be shared, with 26000 left to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt by his father.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Tonmewelt
Bakaniwre
Surrey
Caskiau County
Althourth
Presdent
Amour
George C Cobbs
New York
Pendleton court records show divorces and sentences
Judge O W Phelps grants a divorce in the case Willam Cheit versus Minnie R Cheit. Several civil actions proceed including a $154 judgment and $250 fines for liquor possession. Paroled youths under 19 receive conditional release to parents. Wailes discusses plans for a new Pendleton bank with stock around 225000.
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Derree
O. W. Phvelpe
Willam Cheit
Minnie Rk
Cheit
Elmer Turner
Phelps
War
Torner
Bonda
Ten Days for Vagrancy
Tshie Craig an Indian boy was sentenced to 10 days in the city jail for vagrancy. Croseban spent most of the past year in jail, and last year served months for breaking into the depot at Helix and taking some pension.
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Tshie Craig
Crose Ban
Helix
Pendleton Churches Except Selentizta Stay Closed Sunday
Pendleton churches will remain closed except for Christian Selentizta under local flu regulation tokens. Plea deals noted as Mark Patton Jr and John V Burk pleaded guilty before Justice J H Parkes to importing transporting and posessing liquor contrary to law. Patton fined 290 and Burk 100. arrests and bonds referenced from prior week.
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Pendleton
Christian Selentizta
Mark Patton, Jr
John V. Burk
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Parkes
Somdiong Outline to Grae Pupils for Home Study
Mudenta Superintendent Ataris reports outlines for home study are being prepared and mailed to grade pupils. He notes papers received are excellent and students are responding well, with encouragement for the program.
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Ouvelines
Mudenta
Ataris
Ead
Pendleton Water Board Holds First Meeting
The Pendleton water board convened its first meeting with new members G. M. Flee and Marion Jack present. The session reviewed board duties and processes, and the monthly meeting date was set from the second Tuesday to the second Thursday.
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Vv. Stroble
W. H
Marion Jack
GG. M. Rice
Wait Towatanda
Old Cowhand Returns to U S A After Wounds
Charles E K Reagan, famed Pendleton cowhand, has come home from overseas and is recovering at a U S general hospital No 1 in New York. He expects to rejoin Pendleton duties soon as he recuperates from battle injuries with letters from comrades in the Pendleton unit.
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U.S. A
Charles EK Reagan
Pendleton
Ws Hoon
U. 8
Fingers of Paderewski Insured for Extreme Sums
An article notes pianist Paderewski as a highly insured figure in the Polish political scene. Reports claim his fingers and even life are insured for large sums against accidents or violence that could affect his work on stage or public role. Some policies reportedly cover rare eventualities, such as a wall’s collapse, in extraordinary coverage.
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Paderewski
Poland
Planixtio
Sas
Ube
Ae Weil
Tome
Soup Kitchens for U S. Faces Postwar Strife
Washington January 19. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told a Senate education and labor committee that reconstruction problems loom as large as the war. He warned against a repeat of 1892 1894 hunger and unemployment and urged action to prevent industrial distress after demobilization. He noted Britain may consider allowances for soldiers between demobilization and entry to industry to ease postwar adjustments.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Bumuel Camper
American Federation of Labor
United States
Gompers
Europe
Believe Agreement Will Be Complete
London January 1 American Ambassador Davis declared he believes Britain and the United States are on merilous as to the details of the peace. He spoke at the Pilgrims Club in welcome to England and termed the outlines of peace a happy augury for a satisfactory conclusion of the peace conference.
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London
Britain
United States
Davis
Nptech
Pilgrims’ Club
Linohedn
England
Demobilization wedding trousseau club forms in London
In London on December 17 a demobilization wedding trousseau club forms among factory girls and Engiateuxp workers. Members pay weekly instalments starting at one shilling with 24 certs. Drawings occur at regular intervals where a member wins the pool to buy her trousseau or hours shot. The club continues until every member wins. Employers support the clubs despite awareness of possible draft vacancy effects.
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Worthy Cause
London
Engiateuxp
Trousseau Clube
Admiral Sims Credits Jellicoe For WWI Strategy
London January 10 Admiral Sims at a dinner credited Admiral Jellicoe with conceiving the fleet strategy that defeated the foe and set Britain on the path to victory. He noted Jellicoe’s leadership as the wartime commander before his removal from command.
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London
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Readers
A reader testifies after fifteen years use that Chamberlains Cough Remedy quickly cures coughs and colds in their family. An advisory note warns against neglecting a cough as it can signal serious illness and bronchial trouble. The text also cites relief from Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and frequent belching.
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Mere
Pana
Internal remedies for rheumatism discussed in old advert
An early medical notice argues that rheumatism cannot be cured permanently by external creams and promotes internal tonics like Hood's Sarsaparilla as the proper remedy. The text emphasizes cleansing the blood to treat the disease and its symptoms.
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Hood
Battle of Jutland claim sparks press dispute
excerpts from British papers dispute a claim that Sime was fired from service after the Battle of Jutland. The statement circulated but officials had not officially minted the phrase, drawing scrutiny of the press and naval records.
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Jutland
Sime
Winder Head
Firing and Aid Remarks Highlighted in Casual Exchange
In a brief exchange the line Oh, so he WAS fired out appears as a critical fragment showing dismissal. A second comment notes that news had to be delivered by an American, indicating foreign guidance or influence in reporting.
New Name for an Old Familiar Disease Spanish Influenza
Spanish Influenza, which appeared in Spain in May, swept the world in epidemics through history. The article outlines symptoms such as fever, aches, fatigue, and a severe cough, with home care and medical guidance. Remedies include rest, fluids, Quinine, Aspirin, and Dover's Powder, plus external treatments like Vicks VapoRub and vapors to ease breathing. It stresses bed rest, calling a doctor, and avoiding panic, noting pneumonia and bronchitis as common complications and the importance of maintaining strength.
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Spain
Hippocrates
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