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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
3
Oregon figures show Pendleton ranked fourth among cities in the state for insurance death benefits paid in the year. Total payouts reached about 2.001 million dollars, with Jane Furloh noted as a beneficiary receiving 415,000. The document mixes OCR errors but places Pendleton among top recipients in Oregon for life insurance claims.
An advertisement touts a freckle removing treatment claiming instant results with a double strength compound. It urges readers to obtain an ounce and promises complete fading of spots, noting the product’s effectiveness and a money back style guarantee.
Crowds along the Boston riverfront awaited news of the foreign warship Bremen. July reports describe anxious watchers on the wharves as two steamers docked without announcing the Bremen’s arrival amid weather and navigation notes exchanged with authorities.
Salem July 25 report that hundreds of Portland area children picnicked with the Portland Associated Charity Personalization-Criticimen of rondiditet ly opponent. The fragmentary text notes a community event with local involvement and suggests civic charity activity despite garbled wording.
W. KR. Wilton, a longtime resident of Umapine, died Wednesday afternoon after a prolonged illness. Interment was held at Milton Cemetery. The community saw various local notes including moves, harvesting crews, and social events as residents engaged in daily life around Umapine and nearby areas.
Milton July report from Columbia College president H Shire outlines plans for expansion and accreditation. The school quotes a 379,000 building program, aims to enroll 200 new students from outside points, and highlights religious supervision and expanded departments to reach a 900 student goal.
The Salvation Army’s territorial wealth is disclosed in a petition filed in Kings County clerk’s office. The court authorized mortgaging Brooklyn property for 59500, while real estate totals 6,848,001 and personal property stands at 1,007,128.08. Liabilities amount to 4,254,000.68.
Washington July 27 civilians sent to examinations for army commissions have risen markedly and hundreds have been accepted and commissioned as second lieutenants in recent months War department officials expect many officers of the line to come from civilian life Adjutant General Mears commented on the trend with an average atch
A fragment notes a misprint on applicant ages with a range claimed between 71 and 27, suggesting a transcription error. The context implies a screening or admission process in an educational setting, but readable details are sparse and no names or dates are provided.
A fragment hints at Uncle Joe Cannon not failing with age and ability but suggests reduced eloquence from his younger days. The text also notes a strong boost for our side, claiming a decisive 110 point advantage.
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