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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
7
The phrase emphasizes civic virtue and forward thinking without detailing a specific event or context. It echoes themes of national service, foresight in governance, and public responsibility.
A wartime caption notes a photograph from the United States Atlantic Fleet showing a warship whose name was deleted by censor. The item mentions Uncle Sam's boys in the Atlantic and government officials aware of the image but does not specify exact vessel or date.
In a broad wartime effort a large volunteer force has been formed. Recruits are being trained and prepared for service while awaiting orders. Officials note insufficient training facilities but report 7000 to 6900 men accepted, with government pay provided. The push calls for round-the-clock training.
Old time home remedy claims sage tea and Wyeths Sulphur Compound darken hair naturally and evenly. Apply with a sponge to small strands, repeating to cover gray or faded hair for lustrous dark results. Do not claim disease treatment.
June 6 Portland market sees little change with three cartloads of alutt and two loads of hogs arriving from eastern Oregon and Willamette valley. Prime hog prices range from 15.50 to 16.40, cattle and sheep markets show mixed but steady trends with mostly nearby arrivals and no major shifts in price. Shippers include Hoge-Elein Forwarding Company and Jastine, with minor regional activity noted in Oregon and adjacent valleys.
A Curtiss hydroplane flown by Paul Birnauer fatally struck a telephone pole and crashed into a parked car during a Yale drill, killing Frederick Zimmer and seriously injuring Fermour H. Knold. Kinor’s mother watched from the riverbank as the craft fell. Two bystanders were hurt in the ensuing crash.
Jane Spangenberg, wife of Lambertville pastor Merv Spangenberg, is held on a elopement charge in Central Police Court with Bert Williams. Williams, 31, native of Dallas Texas, worked as a department store clerk in Easton Pennsylvania. Spangenberg and Williams eloped after a five day city absence, her husband and sister testified. Williams and Spangenberg faced possible divorce as their hearing unfolded.
In a speech at the Great Lakes Training Station Admiral W A Moffett warned that the United States must raise Navy personnel to 150000 and then well beyond to prevail in the war. He stressed urgency as he addressed Chicago room attendees.
June report from Aria notes members of the Boilermakers' union staging a strike at Clarksdale. The action marks the third sympathetic protest tied to 2,500 workers across the district since the week began. Operators say wage raises are in place but demand for union recognition remains unresolved.
A fragment reads on of American aves toying in fiance, with unclear names and missing context. The readable text hints at a possible human interest note or notice but lacks full details or dates to confirm the event or person involved.
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An old remedy touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive treatment for aching kidneys and urinary discomfort. The ad claims it cleans the kidneys, alleviates backache, and neutralizes stomach acids, urging daily use with breakfast to restore normal function. It cites grapes and lithia as ingredients and promotes a “delightful effervescent” drink.
A vintage advertisement promises a $100 reward for a cure of cataract or catarrh, claiming a universal remedy exists in Cartersfield medicine. It asserts the medicine cures all stages and promises evidence via testimonials. Available through J Cheney and Co and sold by druggists, with a strong medical claim and implausible guarantees.
Voters of School District Ma 16 of Uintah County Utah are told a school meeting will be held at the Chay Mulom on June 11 at 2 PM to decide on levying a special district tax. Polls close at 3 PM. The budget lists estimated expenses and receipts from state funds and local taxes for 1917-1928, with details on salaries, repairs, utilities, and classroom costs. Board of Directors records show the meeting date, clerk Livermore signing May 1917.
A garbled text column lists various local services including attorneys Carter and Smythe, a patent office reference to Richard G. Park Jr, a funeral service Browns Furniture Store and Calhree, and a Northern Pacific Railway land notice in eastern Montana with price per acre. Also includes a recruitment ad, Pendleton Oregon address, and legal blanks ad from East Oregonian office.
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