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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
9
Reported push by British forces under Field Marshal Haig drives into occupied Belgian lines. Two mile front near Siemeinen sees trenches stormed and village of Gaspard in German trench system momentarily occupied. Victory is described as a tremendous jimish against German resistance.
Petrograd report describes bandit chief terrorizing Kakhaetin valley for years, murdering, plundering, and kidnapping women. Kakhar-Haws form alliances, meet with envoys from Achmet, and seek peace after capturing some bandits. A delegation from Peired urges justice while a kidnapped wife pleads for peace.
June 24. Applications for men to join the reserve officers training camp were received in Washington. The camp opens at the Presidio on August 7. All applications must be filed before July 15.
Senator Lodge of the finance committee opened the attack on the dry amendment adopted by the Senate agricultural committee to the food control bill. He urged legislation to prevent further manufacture of distilled spirits and authorize commandeering of all spirits in deemed breach of the bone dry clause. Lodge proposed to permit further manufacture of beer and wines.
An advertisement touts a double strength Othine cream to erase freckles and blotches. It claims rapid results with daily application, promising a clear complexion and money back if it fails to remove freckles.
Minnesota report notes June 26 that state officials warn liquor manufacturers and dealers that repeated violations could trigger a special session of the legislature to enact a bone dry law. The Minneapolis public safety commission issued the warning after reports of widespread irregularities in enforcement statewide.
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