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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
6
The Christian church hosted a parish supper and program, with Mrs. Henhelt entertaining guests and a choir from St. Mary’s performing. Attendees included many members and officials, as plans for a new pipe organ and future events were discussed, highlighting community backing and church activities.
A garbled OCR segment reports on a January evening at Westvterlan church with Evelyay and others, including Miss Meyers and Mr. Mire, plus a funeral or reception context. It mentions a long list of local names, a municipal notice about a 28 hour event, and various people visiting or meeting in the town. The fragment references a choir, church activities, and local officials, with scattered mentions of attendees and attendees’ relatives.
Public health appeal offers a free book on keeping blood pure and strong. It claims blood health underpins overall health and promotes Swift Specific Company’s fifty year blood remedy. Readers are urged to write to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia for the free booklet.
Pimples and dull complexions are linked to body toxins. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse liver and bowels gently like calomel, without harsh effects. Sold by druggists at 25 cents per box, with a vegetable olive oil base and olive color.
An old remedy touts Wyeths Seven and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair at home. It claims to reverse aging signs by nourishing hair strands, with steps that resemble a home preparation and application plan for a youthful appearance.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pondleten events, Port, Portland, and hotel settings. It references price, a meal or trip, and individuals with vague roles. Specific names, places, and dates are unclear, making core facts hard to extract beyond generic references to local activity and venues.
Alfred W. Smith Meadow’s first assistant and man in direct charge of railroad operation nationwide is praised as a hands on leader. The article elevates Smith above rivals in practical railroading and notes his impact on freight movement and system efficiency.
A garbled account mentions Rae and Wilcon among figures in a wartime transmission. It references American policy, German threats, and public reactions, with scattered mentions of cities, factories, and volunteers.
English sailors nickname Vice Admiral Sir Rosalyn Wemyer Throe-Eyed Rosie to honor his monocle as he becomes the new First Sea Lord. The moniker reflects faction affectionate humor aboard ships and in fleets. His rise marks a key leadership shift in the British Navy.
The Ho Coes today received a New Year message from the Atlantic fleet commander praising the work of His Lordship and noting the Christmas gifts sent to the Pier region. The message expresses hope for continued cooperation and extends best wishes for a peaceful year ahead.
An advertisement touts a hair product promising wavy thick glossy hair free from dandruff. It asserts the solution dandruff removes and improves hair health, urging readers to try the product despite exaggerated assurances.
The City of Pendleton adopts resolutions for grading Wilton Street from Bush Street to Madison Street at 60 feet width. City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell prepared specifications and costs, with an assessment district created to share the project’s expense among benefited parcels.
Fragmentary OCR sample shows garbled phrases and nonstandard terms. No coherent event, entity, or context is discernible to form a factual news item or identify individuals, organizations, places, or dates.
Sworn before a notary on a dated day, the text references a senior party and a firm associated with FP. The fragmented OCR mentions GST and aid concepts, with unclear names and places including Toledo, Ontario, and Cheney. The legibility is poor and the exact actions are not fully discernible.
In the United States District Court for the District of Oregon matter of Scot Fisher bankrupt creditors of D Seo Misher of Uowtilla County are notified a meeting of creditors and trustee appointment will be held at the office of the undersigned in Pendleton on January 23 at 2 o clock AM. Creditors must prove claims attend and attend with any supporting documents. Provisions for appointing a trustee and related proceedings are set to occur at that time.
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