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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
4
A fragmented local notice lists multiple church services for Sunday in Pendleton. German Lutheran and First Presbyterian churches announce afternoon and morning services, sermons by named pastors, special music, and Sunday school times. Activities include youth programs, missionary talks, and hymn featured offerings.
An odd wartime era fragment touts industrial zeal and kidney health. It promotes a “MARCH EXTRA WORK” scheme and urges reliance on Foley Kidney Pills, claiming notable personal benefit. The text weaves patriotic duty with health cure rhetoric, mixing implausible medical claims with period boosterism.
Fragmentary OCR text records a legal or notary process in Chin State near City of Toles. It mentions a notary with signature, a date in December, and names like Cheney and Pitts in a procedural context. The legibility is too poor to confirm parties, actions, or outcomes.
The Noelle Craft club held its regular meeting at Mrs A Longwell's home in Echo with members including E Everett J Frank Spinning W H Hinkle and others. Mrs Everett plans a Potluck party on March 17 near Stanfield. Mr and Mrs Allen C Mudge married in Pendleton and are honeymooning in Portland before settling in Echo where Mudge works for George and Millar Co.
Franklin Pa March 3 Colonel Roosevelt supports using older men first if their dependents are taken care of. An editorial in the Genango Daily Herald urged letting the old deter for battle, noting some would choose duty over younger relatives when families rely on them.
March 2 report from Perce describes Coates Minge and others seeking to extend the fer hens workday. Details mention 4 am start and 3:30 pm finish, with opposition from local figures and inquiry into efficiency claims. Aboard, the Rochester steamer reaches Bordraux on March 3 after being grounded and refloated.
The report quotes Admiral von Cap?dl describing a German boat conflict escalating into a broader crisis. Details reference naval engagements, potential strategic shifts, and international reactions as the war unfolds.
A damaged 19th century remedy note describes Hood's Sareaparilla and a new iron tonic used together to treat anemia nervousness and chronic blood issues. The text claims combined use yields fourfold benefit across facial ulcers sores and general weakness, with warnings that one alone may seem insufficient.
Fragmentary report notes German U boat activity in early wartime. mentions foreign shipping losses and a period of intensified sinking in February. No clear date or location. reads as partial clipping about submarine warfare and Allied losses.
In Boise Idaho March 3 the anti alien Lend bill was reported unfavorably by the senate committee on state affairs by a vote of 24 to 1 ordered printed The sponsor says it does not bind the senate to passage Opponents favored its terms but called timing inappropriate Also Senator Alexander sought Secretary Lansing’s view on the permissibility of a proposed marriage between a man and a woman of different nationalities and races.
An old marketing blurb promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It describes a teaspoonful easing constipation within hours, notes stomach liver and bowels action, and urges buying genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company while warning against counterfeits.
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