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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
2
A historical sale note lists tailored and sport linen dresses for July clearance, with original prices to 11.75 and colors including pink tan rose and green. Also advertised are special lot ladies collars, white goods, and assorted voile organza pique and dress linens priced at 24 to 95 cents and up to $1.89 for higher quality pieces.
A string of social notes from Weston describes residents visiting relatives in Walla Walla and Spokane. Mr and Mrs Frank Richmond, Mrs Louis Preerber, and others are listed with weekend and Sunday activities. The piece mentions church services, a charity cream social that raised $42, and local residents returning home after trips.
Fragmentary report from an 19th century issue references reprisals and attacks linked to a former alliance. Names and dates are garbled, but mentions police and officials preparing actions and temporary measures against a group. The text shows evidences of censorship and fragmented details.
Afragmentary report notes a local group fading amid wartime strain as ties with European peers loosen. Despite scattered gatherings in a small town, the community struggles to sustain its activities and identity during the conflict period.
Tate Mothwell and Mrs James Hosforgin return to Pendleton after a few days at Ukiah and Mrahg Springs. Mrs Owen stays in Tortwn for weeks visiting friends and relatives. Several residents from Pendleton and nearby towns, including Mr Nelson, C Bronson, and Mrs Burke, were visitors in La Grande and Spokane. A.2 Owen and Sir John Pyrd joined travel plans to Reishle while Mrs T. C Warner heads to Lehman Springs. Others from Bend, Waldisps, and Portland were seen in town with various short trips and visits.
Library staff list new acquisitions with quirky spellings and garbled titles. Among items are works on reading, biography, household tasks, trades, and various guides, including a book on automotive repair and a volume on cosmetics.
Jorihinie Cohan, sister of Grant M lohan, returns to New York after a stay in Austria. She traveled with her husband and child, and is reported to be in good health. The piece notes her recent absence and a quiet family reunion back in the city.
Ukiah notes report the death of a well known Albee man after months of illness. The notice lists family ties, social visits, and local movements around Pendleton, Heppner, and nearby communities. It mentions Maud Thrasher’s care and anticipated return home by early August, with several local names and events threaded through the Ukiah section.
An as yet unclear dispatch references a looming Buran war and escalating conflict. The brief notes tension, military posture shifts, and growing international concern without concrete actions or dates.
The readable fragment mentions orders for construction and a named owner of a site but the data are garbled. No clear event, place, date, or participants can be reliably identified from the legible content.
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