Social and Club News NGL circle meeting notices
The Bible Reading group postponed due to wartime travel plans. Local social notes mention Dorothy Hegeman visiting her grandmother and relatives, with her father Colonel Hegeman transferring to Portland for a recruiting post. Spokane travel and Pendleton property ties appear. A newborn son Edwin Emery Bitter arrives July 4. Maccabees lodge session and Little Miss Emily Tannes birthday festivities are noted with host hospitality and a garden party setting.
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Emily Tannes
Hawthorn
McKay Creek
Mia
John Isaacs
Dr James Headache Powders 10 Cent Relief Claim
Slogan filled ad promises instant relief from headaches and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It claims quick, world’s best relief and urges readers to buy 10 cent packages from any drug store. It notes millions have found the misery needless and urges action.
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Drinking a Glass of Hot Water for Internal Sanitation
The piece extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims this practice cleanses the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, reduces sour fermentations and gases, and boosts appetite, suggesting a quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and benefits those with biliousness, constipation, stomach trouble, or rheumatism.
Lodge Meets Tonight With Neighbors of Woodcraft
A Pendleton society notice lists many local residents attending a Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting at Eagle Woodman hall tonight at eight oclock, with refreshments served. Guests include Miss Edith Erickson visiting from Spokane en route to St Paul. Bruce Fratia of Oakland is honored by Mrs Laura D. Nash with a small gathering. Mrs Gray of Salem and Eugene visits Pendleton with her son George Gray at the Gray apartments.
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Eagie- Woodman Hall
Edith Erickson
W. T. Shielita
Spokane
St. Paul
Pendleton
Bruce Fratia
Oakland
California
Laura D. Nash
Alfred
Maurice
Roswell Lockwood
Tom Johns
Fred Bennion Jr
Sherman Johnagon
Jack Griggs
Nash Home
Mra. Nash
Alfred Lockwood
Dorothy Lockwood
J. T. Lambirth
James Johns
Antoinette Grindraux
Freda Gover
Gindraux
Miss Glover
Wheat stock and hay outlook in Montana and Tennessee
John E. Montgomery of H. W. Colling reports Montana and Tennessee conditions show ample wheat stock and hay. Moisture and heat favor crops with winter wheat heading in Montana and later harvests. hay crops improved after several years. Cattle raisers anticipate a better winter as stock fatten and prosperity rises. Roland Oliver and Montgomery returned from Montana. Judge G H Marsh travels to Portland for state highway commission meeting.
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Montana
John E. Montgomery
H. W. Colling
Judith Basin
Montgomery
Roland Oliver
G H. Marsh
Portland
State Highway Commission
Release of Palmer votes starts slide
In San Francisco on July 6 delegates from Palmer’s camp begin to crumble as the final ballot nears. A toast from the station sparks cheers while Florida and Virginia delegations shift, with Oklahoma voters instructed for Senator Owen. The scene shows the convention veering as McAdoo backers align with Cox and key states split.
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San Francisco
Palmer
Menodoo
Florida
McAdow
Cox
Davis
Aldan
Oklhomans
Owen
Help Wanted and Matrimonial Offers in Local Ads
Classified notices list waitresses wanted at a French restaurant ranch work and dressmaking by day plus general house work. Also rental inquiry for a 4 to 5 room unfurnished home and haying work sought. A marriage prospect ad promises matches with wealthy women. A land sale offer sells 640 acres of wheat ground with crop share and prices per acre from N Berkeley in Valle y Nebraska.
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N. Berkeley
Alta
Terrible Starvation Ends After Mayis Remedy
A reader touts Mayis Wonderful Remedy claiming relief after two years of stomach ulcers and intestinal inflammation. Three doctors supposedly condemned medicine before the remedy made the writer well, promising refunds and nationwide drugstore availability.
GOP Leaders Begin Campaign Push After Hoerner Pick
Chicago July 1 Republican leaders convened to launch a campaign against Governor Cox and the Democrats. They aim to surprise their rivals and gain days or weeks before Cox can field a response, following Harding’s chosen running mate.
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Chicago
Harding
Cox
Quit Meat for Kidney Health Warns Authority
A well known authority warns meat eaters to guard against kidney trouble. It notes kidneys overwork pollute the blood with uric acid, causing back pain, headaches, nervous spells, and bladder irritation. It recommends four ounces of rad salts dissolved in water each morning to cleanse kidneys and neutralize urinary irritation.
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Sayn
Double program at Chautauqua entertains big audience
An audience filled the large Chautauqua tent for a double musical program by Paul Pereira and Nae Mtring quintet with Miss Masry Adele, vocalist. The third day of the cour drew the largest attendance yet as Pereira led a variety of classical and popular selections, with Mtrings and Huya receiving praise and Judge George D. Alden delivering a lecture on The Needs of the Hour.
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Paul Pereira
Nae Mtring
Masry Adele
Mr. Pereira
Redent
Mien Huya
Chauinuqua
George D. Alden
Royal Welch Lady Singers
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