Pendleton Resident Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
G W Knight of 15 BE Court St Pendleton, a retired farmer, confirms the earlier testimonial praising Doan’s Kidney Pills. He reports backache relief and improved kidney function after years of nocturnal urination and painful symptoms, stating they always help when medical aid is needed.
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Entente grows as U S soldiers wed French women
A humane trend unfolds as American soldiers marry French girls strengthening ties between the United States and France amid wartime solidarity. Many marriages reflect intercultural bonds and mutual affection, signaling a softer side of the alliance existing beyond combat.
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Ex Soldier Released From Bad Check Charge
Portland news reports Otto Frolich and W. W. Adam, both in uniform, released from county jail after admitting to forging a $10 check. Adam faces grand jury action on a $90 total, while Frolich is suspected as the accomplice. A friend of Adam alerted authorities after trying to cash a forged check.
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Otto Frolich
W. W. Adam
Fort Worden
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Peterson
Watkins
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Mary Miller
Adama
Fusinew Howe
Card of Thanks From the Peterson Family
The Peterson family thanks friends for kindness and empathy during their bereavement and for the beautiful offerings for their beloved husband and father John Peterson and family.
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Lovitie H&srand
Mis, John Peterson
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Pendleton 1918 City Report Highlights War Era Progress
City Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald reports Pendleton in 1918 saw steady growth despite World War I. Improvements include 0.12 miles of streets paved, two sewer projects, cemetery work, and new lighting under the municipal system setting a Northwest standard. Expenditures rose for sprinkling, parks, health and street upkeep, with notable building activity and 192 court cases.
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Mayor Reappoints City Officials in Ongoing Appointments
The city council reappoints the city physician and confirms John Heathman as wire chief after seven years. Thomas FiteGerald becomes recorder, while Chief Ringold is likely to be renamed fire chief. The police chief decision is postponed to next year and Roberta Amay may be considered again.
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Roberta Anay
Milson Hrukki Found After Vessel Loss At Port Dock
Milson Hrukki once a deck hand aboard the Harvest Queen was missing for about three weeks and was found Tuesday morning floating in the river opposite the Port dock. He was taken in charge by Coroner Hughes. The Sparta irrigation project bond election carried by a large majority with BF Keist, Glen Macy and Ernest Dill elected district directors. The plan aims to reclaim 12,000 acres via Eagle Creek ditch at an estimated cost of 50 dollars per acre. PF M. Coe, arrested for passing bad checks, fights extradition to The Dalles. Maxi A. Vogt, bank president, left a 25 000 dollar estate with no will. Whitman College hosts Idaho in basketball with close games anticipated.
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Levi Chrimnan
Wakes County
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Supreme Court
Pendleton
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