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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
3
London dispatch reports the death of Count Ottokar Cmrin von Chudentiz, an Austro noble, with details of his title and residence noted. No further biographical specifics are provided in the excerpt.
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent reports the Hungarian foreign minister fell ill with an upper jaw abscess. The Vienna dispatch notes the emperor visited Count Czernin for about half an hour on Saturday.
Public Saturday night dance invites attendees to Moose Hall with Sawyer's orchestra providing music. Admission is 60 cents.
Rio de Janeiro January 11 reports Amerigan steamer Carolyn pioneering a new Philadelphia to Brazil and Argentina service. The bi weekly line aims to ease transport amid wartime disruption, with Carolyn heading to Santos and Paranaguá after Philadelphia loading.
Lieutenant Rader and three other military aviators die after their craft crashes during an emergency drill in Paris. A false air-raid warning prompted by a decoy Zeppelin caused the crash as the pilot tried to steady the aircraft near the ground. Deputy Felix Cabri urges stronger sirens and louder horns on city vehicles to warn residents of any future air raids.
Echo Lodge No 36 meets with instiatory desrey by Stanfield group. Funeral of W B Gillett held at Methodist church with I O O F rites. land bought by A W Coppinger east of town. school starts for Bertha McCullough in Echo. furniture store opens on Main Street. local social and musical events noted.
At a W O W meeting in Athena on Wednesday evening one candidate was given work and the group enjoyed selections by Jack Coleman and Sandy Anderson. Five new members were voted in and will join next meeting on February 7. Pendleton visitors included J F P Hoyt district organizer. H J Powers of the Golden Rule stores is in Salt Lake City for a convention. William McLean of Washtucna was in Athena.
Burke and son opened their garage on Main Street Pendleton and will supply auto needs. They will hold the Ford agency for this section of the county, aiming to serve the public with cars and related services.
W O Dennis transfers to D F Depperman in T1200 MW 1 4 section 25 township 2 north range 27 Cunningham Sheep and Land Co Budols 9900 No 1 2 and N 1 25K 1 3 section 16 NW 1 4 section 15 Township 1 south range 1 dollar Elizabeth Hemphill to C M Hemp hill 1 dollar NW 1 4 section 2 N 1 2 N1 2 section 4 township 1 sour Tange 32
A health column urges women and men to adopt a daily morning habit of drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The piece claims this internal sanitation improves energy mood and skin, ferries away waste and poisons, and promotes a virile optimistic crowd. It recommends a quarter pound of phosphate at the drugstore to prove quick health changes.
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