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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1917
Page
4
Local residents attend meetings at the Lavender Club and Women's groups while traveling guests from Seattle, Walla Walla, and Milton share visits. The Men’s Forum, West Coast T U, and various bridge clubs meet or host events. several residents journey to Portland, Seattle, and St Paul for trips and gatherings.
In a Jan speech, Wilson urged ending the war with terms ensuring lasting peace, favoring a world doctrine where nations freely determine their polity and avoid entangling alliances. He proposed a concert of powers under common protection, rejecting victors’ terms and urging a lasting, universal peace. The event marks the first Presidential address to the Senate since 1789.
A bill introduced by Rep. Vernon Forbes of Bend envisions a new Oregon State Department of Agriculture with five divisions to assume duties from the state fair board livestock and dairy boards and weights and measures office. It would appoint a governor named agriculture commissioner and create five division directors for livestock horticulture grain and hay. Advisory boards would stay but with no salaries. The measure keeps existing boards in advisory roles and outlines funding from general funds and special hay and grain fees.
A coyote near Nolin showed rabies signs after chasing chickens and a dog and attacking a hog. J. S Utterburk and Mineat Hasher shot and killed the intruder, delivering the carcass to Pendleton game authorities for inspection. Their dog and pig are kept under observation.
A discussion centers on how many departments could be created or reorganized and whether the measure has serious backing among a substantial number of House members. Recent committee reviews have examined implications, costs, and governance structures.
Eastern Star notice states Bushee Chapter No 1 will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening January 24. All members requested to be present by order of Wopshy Matron Ady Mary and Johnsé Im Beis.
Auto stage service for Addams Athena and Westy saved Allen-Ward office with daily runs at 12 A M and 3 20 P M. Phone 409 for reservation. Ralph Shaffer proprietor.
One day mare about 10 years old with F. H. brand on right shoulder and J. W. brand on left hip. Also a brown gelding about five years old, weight around 1200 pounds, branded FPH on right shoulder. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. R. B. McEwen of Athena.
Sanitary Meat Market on 204 W Webb St opens offering fresh and cured meats and poultry. Trial order available and contact via phone 420. Town residents urged to visit for samples and pricing information.
A letter to the East Oregonian reveals citizen anxieties over a Pendleton meeting space used by Indians, outlining thoughts on segregation, Jim Crow style rules, and a call for strict race separation as a hypothetical future policy. The writer interweaves prayers and visions of a divided town with critiques of public facilities and Indian commerce.
In New York on January 17 Charles A. Sabin, banker with the Guaranty Minat Company, wed Mrs Pauline Morton Smith, daughter of the late Pub Morton. The ceremony was by Meg 0 G. Mallery at Pure Hill, NY, after which the couple reportedly traveled to Atlantic City and will sail on the St. Louis for a European wedding trip.
An advertisement urges forming a habit to prevent colds by cold baths and sleeping with windows open. It claims a temperature drop around nine degrees Fahrenheit will guard against colds and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure colds quickly.
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