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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1918
Page
6
Pendleton social column lists visitors and residents including Miss Daphne Ewenringen and Miss Velma Manefield from Athens, Mrs. Jamer Johns Jr hosting a Fortnightly Bridge Club, and many local club meetings and hospital visits. Mrs. Alice M. Welker of Helix welcomed a newborn, while various church groups and gatherings are planned across town.
Bids will be received at the offices of Haymond Wohateh Pendleton Oregon on March 1 18ts for erection and completion of a one story and basement concrete and brick school building for School District No 38 at Adams Oregon. Bids must be accompanied by a 1 percent certified check. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. Morrison chairman.
In a fragmented report from Willard's arena, Hoyt leads a mixed field as key rivals including Kenny and Attire contest for the title. The bout features vivid commentary on strategies, with Vempeey and Kearns influencing the cadence and a late collapse influencing the championship outcome.
Advertisment urges readers to try a long-standing remedy for chronic nasal congestion. Claims local applications never cure catarrh and promotes S. A5 bottle at drug stores. Offers free medical advice from Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets by Dr. Edwards as a purely vegetable remedy for stomach upset and indigestion. It claims the tablets ease discomfort without griping or cramps and can improve appetites, suggesting a bedtime dose for quicker relief.
A veteran recalls joining Canadian Grenadier Guards in Montreal, then training in Britain and France. He describes discipline, desert fears, and a boyish longing to serve, with vivid scenes of ships, voyages, and the war’s brutal impact on comrades.
The convoy lands in England aboard a small train to Bramber Camp Hampshire after a long sea voyage. Colonial troops receive eight days king’s leave, then face intense British-style training that starkly contrasts with their Canadian drills.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an event with threats and confusion. It mentions a mayor or official, a possible attack or investigation, and references to a meeting or vote. The passage is highly obscured with nonsensical wording and lacks clear names or dates.
An old style remedy pitch promotes Cascarets for liver and bowel relief. It extols cleansing effects, digestion support, and overnight action claiming to ease headaches sour stomach and bowel discomfort while you sleep.
Partial wartime dispatch from Washington dated March 4 discusses officer status, disciplinary actions, and conference outcomes. It notes no changes in the lineup and references cot. Piette and other personnel, with wording indicating adjustments were made without altering key positions.
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