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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
3
The fragmentary text reads like a garbled era note about local figures and uncertain plans. It mentions a mayor, gambling or food factors, and unclear actions or priorities, but lacks concrete events, places, dates, or names to verify.
Physicians use two prescriptions together to improve results. Hood's Sarsaparilla purges impurities from the blood while Penticon Pills provide a powerful tonic. Taken before meals and after, they are advertised as compatible, prompt, permanent, and economical.
Echo June 6 report lists 7400 war bond subscriptions at Etho and a string of local names and events. Mentions births, visitors, travel, and a Pendleton count of votes in the recent election as part of the community notes.
A recall election produced a narrow result with Judge Meweiik defeating challenger Wilton J Betle. Commissioner Ritter faced recall votes while Le Judse Moeslek Wass Tih and other local offices showed mixed support. Voter turnout favored Meweiik by roughly a few hundred votes.
Poor Jedd as kidnap tale notes SAMALUEY and others arrested after alighting a train when police watched for four suspects linked to the attempted kidnapping of Tiard Rewrt. Local officers detained Joreph Porm Throne Pha and Mageie Ambris following the incident late last night.
Weaton June to Pioneer Sons and Daughters of Umatifa County met at the big Pioneer Pavilion. Bruce Hanister of Weston was elected vice president, Alice Price secretary, and Marjorie Juillineh treasurer. The gathering opened with favorable weather and featured sports events. The Vertig ball team defeated Holdiman 12 to 1 with Motlarrigte pitching and Peterson catching. Wereton's Hafner and Claude Olver were battery. James Price was the umpire.
Local churches announce schedules for Sunday worship and midweek activities. Bible school at 14 o'clock with children's day program. sermons at 11 am and 7 pm on Presence of Jehovah and Poverty of the Repeated. Christian Science readings with services on Sunday morning. Presbyterian Liberty Bond Week urging attendance with sermons and evening address. Catholic and other church events noted with timings and choir participation.
Services slated June 29 at the Christian Church for Ni Minin art Jiuchen and HH HO Huthell with preaching and communal praise. A Sunday morning session, plus evening program led by children, aims to foster family participation and spiritual growth.
Attractive services announced for the Merhoiet church tomorrow. The Suhinthaeleo convenes at 10 am with morning preaching at 14 mane Spoom. The poster notes topics Religious Vagaries and How to Dew With Tim in the morning and Permiledoan Withever Sanction in the evening. The Erworth League meets from 7 to mp om, with special music by Mine Father Swath and the chetr at the regular eorview.
Chareth of the Redermer announces a 1 34 am Holy Communion and sermon at Ta Mm The Hew Ceotee Water. The generalminoner of Easter Ciregoed will conduct and preach. No eventta service. The offerors The Lord of Me ideht Tadley frock will te etme Bo WO Kies sod WHE Beater.
The secretary of the navy lauds the United States Marine Corps as the world’s finest soldiers. He commends their bearing courage and bravery in war, noting they earn admiration and trust of Americans. A recruiting drive spans June 16 to June 16 to boost Marine strength by adding recruits.
The Meomer Ellen, a steamer, ran aground three miles below the rapids and immediately capsized when the vessel was refloated by The Dalles City. The boat will be left until low water to allow righting and repair. The incident follows remarks about recruiting and mentions Major General George Barnett.
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