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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
6
In Oyster Bay on July 8, 1917, Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Major Walter J. Hayes reported a flood of enlistment applications for a volunteer division. Hayes said the army cannot reply individually due to the volume but will keep applications on file for future reference if hostilities occur.
Helix Oregon July 5 readers report installation of Helix Rebekahs officers with most members present. The piece lists officers including Warden Conductor Chaplin and Treasurer along with social plans and local visits as the community marked the Fourth of July with trips to Pendleton and Walla Walla.
In East Oregon news the Adams school faculty selections show Opal Moe Noel Dicer Weather of pth and 4th. Several named teachers and families travel to Weedton Pendleton and Garfield Wash for July 4th. Local updates on residents and a new national security agency meeting outline postwar resource coordination. A California manager unveils a new fire fighting tool resembling an interchangeable hoe and rake, touted as best yet.
A fragmented unsigned note promises free relief from rheumatism and backache through a treatment claimed to cure many pains. The letter appeals to sufferers to write for a home-based remedy, asserting notable improvements after one week and mentioning a mysterious ingredient.
A terse dispatch from Washington notes a Security Council meeting on July 8 addressing cooperative information for coordinating industries. The report hints at measures to improve cross sector collaboration and information sharing among agencies and firms.
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