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SAN DIEGO July 3 The cruiser South Dakota steamed south under sealed orders amid terse official notes and a military movement.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
4
SAN DIEGO July 3 The cruiser South Dakota steamed south under sealed orders amid terse official notes and a military movement.
A shaggy town column parrots jokes and anecdotes about June weddings, weather, and cars. It mocks officials, posters, a D. Roosevelt mention, and a Peeping Tom incident while folding in chautauqua plans and local humor from Pendleton.
Tillamook officials circulate a petition to recruit a coast artillery company with a recruiting officer to complete the unit. Twenty applicants have been named, led by Johnsen, a Spanish-American War veteran and noted lawyer, and Ray S. Walls, manager of Pacific Telegraph and Telephone Company.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as a quick cure for constipation. It promises relief by morning after taking one or two pills and claims a better feeling, with a 25 cent price at drugstores.
A small party of land buyers visited Stanfield Oregon purchasing 40 acres. Buyers included J Bladenhaur of Big Timber Montana and Louis A Nelson of Big Timber. Local visitors and residents from Portland Echo Pendleton Seattle and Holdman were noted.
Emily and Mea wed on a quiet Minneapolis day when Captain Cutler’s wife joined Minnesota’s national guard. Five days later, war dispatches halt plans for the newly married couple as Company A of the guard mobilizes.
Captain Cutler and his bride face separation as mobilization orders arrive shortly after their wedding and move into a new home at 3920 Fifth Avenue South. The Cutlers, speaking with quiet resolve, anticipate possible deployment while highlighting the suddenness of the call from Washington. Captain Cutler is noted as a leading guard officer who has reorganized Company A in the past year.
Swift & To begins shipping 20,000 head of Mexican Longhorn cattle from Iron, Texaa, to New Mexico. The herd will replenish herds in Hietin country as part of range refraction. The shipment notes ongoing cattle movement amid regional ranching activity.
A fragmentary report lists volunteers from Texas New York Maine and Brooklyn serving as ambulance drivers in France during the Great War. Names include Pleasant Dougherty OConnor Maris Minson and others among American volunteers aiding the French effort.
The text lists Swift holdings including French-Glenn holdings the P ranch William Hanley and the 00 ranch and the Hardin-Riley land. It notes emailers are hardier than American cattle and mentions associated names and properties.
Half a century ago 1600 English workers were employed at Whitby alone in the jet trade. Today not more than 20 or 40 can be found in the whole country.
Mrs. G. O. Loweny of Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female troubles after severe symptoms left her weak and nearly unable to work She urges others to start treatment promptly and praises the product's effectiveness.
Meacham reports July 1 events as Casey Wenk and La Gentide visit Le Grande for work at W it N shops. Former resident Crm Hill visited. Waener of The Dalle arrived to see Calvert family. Frank Hankes and Pendleton visitors noted. Casey Lumber mill closed for holiday. A B Boyce family from Pendleton arrived for the weekend.
American sources in El Paso report Carrizal deaths at 26 with about 50 wounded while Mexican figures claim 20 killed and 50 wounded. The discrepancy spread as officials in Washington and local reporters debated casualties from the clash near Carrizal.
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