Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Area
Viret Moore and niece Mise Eva Moore return from extended visit in Low Angela Charis Bloomberg, with Moore in New York on a buying trip for People Warehourm and returning to Pendleton. Numerous neighbors visit, move, and gatherings noted including the Rice and Backman families, a Eugene Bible University absence, and a large dancing party in Eugie Woodman Hall. Ernest Gruber leaves Pendleton Meat Company for Butte Montana. Walter Rose revisits family in the region and reports Kansas as dry. Birthday celebrations, St Patrick’s Day themed meals, and plans for a Pen dieton company of the National Honor Guards are outlined, with meetings and visits across Pendleton and Portland.
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Charis Bloomberg
New York
Pendietomn
American girl adopts Berbian boy rescued from ruined Niah
A three year old Berbian boy named Bogo, rescued from Niah after Bul furians destroyed it, was brought to New York by Elizabeth Shelley of Selma, Alabama, who had adopted him. She had supported Red Cross work in the Hai Kans for two years and brought Bogo to America with consent of German and Bul ixur authorities.
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Bogo
Niah
New York
Elizabeth Shelley
Selma, Alm
Hai Kans
America
Local visitors track through Pendleton area listings
Wasco resident EL A Walker visits St Mrs J M Quest of Hellz Wo. Dr Proebstel on a Lind Wash trip. Charles Hoskins from Echo. William Shannon from a Helix ranch. L Graham of Walla Walla. Cartyedahl of Helix. W BR Taylor and HK B McEwen from Athena. W Ferguson of Athens. John Jordan of Echo attends wrestling bout. J Stonebracker from Pilot Rock. Mrs Lou H Dockstatter of Portland registers. Lee Lavely of Echo. G M Morrison of Adams. E B Wood OW F R N agent visiting Pendleton. Eber Momde of Pilot Rock. William Milla from Vansycle. Peter Harbour of Weston on business. Mrs J M Quest of Helix for dental work. Ed Barr formerly of Pendleton en route to Brogan. Jerome Raghill James Smith and Dr fled among Hermiston party for Kennedy Thye match.
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EL A. Walker
Wasco
J. M. Quest
Hellz
Proebstel Tb
Lind, Wash
Charles Hoskins
Echo
William Shannon
Helix
L. Graham
Walla Walla
Cart @yedahl
W. BR. Taylor
HK. B. McEwen
Athena
W. & Ferguson
Athens
John Jordan
J. Stonebracker
Pilot Rock
Lou H. Dockstatter
Portland
Pendleton
Lee Lavely
G. M. Morrison
Adams
E. B. Wood
Eber Momde
Pilot Hock
Willian Milla
Peter Harbour
Weston Brick Yard
Ed Barr
Brogan
Ore
Jeorme Raghill
James Smith
Dr. Fled
French Enter German Line at Embermanil and Lorraine
In March Paric reports the French captured prisoners at Embermanil and Lorraine. They entered the German line at three points amid active artillery fire between Olene and Alme.
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Paric
Embermanil
Lorraine
Three Point
Olene
Alme
Revival of Health Through Herbal Remedies
A vintage ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s health regimen claiming herbal and root-based cures boost vitality for run down and tired people. It touts tonic tablets, a home remedy system, and a trial package offer from the Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo.
Fragmentary obituary note with misspelled names and garbled details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Jane Gisttren and a 1666 address at Bellview Hirret. The text is severely mangled with stray words such as mended and cathartic and appears to be an obituary or notice but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Jane Gisttren
F. Bellview Hirret
Hermiston Supt Recovers and Returns Home
Hermiston school superintendent BH. M. Gunn, confined two weeks with pneumonia at St. Anthony's hospital, has sufficiently recovered to go home and will depart for Hermiston in the morning. County court opened road petition discussions after auditing bills, aiming to outline next year’s road program once new laws are clarified. Deputy Sheriff W. M. Taylor and Jack Vincent chased two Meelig Indian girls who fled an agency school, the pursuit ending near Pendleton after several evasions and stops.
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Hermiston
BH. M. Gunn
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. m. Taylor
Athena
Jack Vincent
Agency
Schiool
Taylor
Dry Creek
Pendleton
Censor Tolknap Suppresses Neots Rout Details
Tolknap, panel tenor for the Department of the Navy’s official information, follows orders to withhold all details about the rout at Neots. The move shows strict control over what newspapers may publish and signals heightened secrecy in military communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theuterant Tolknap
Department of the Navy
Disease and spray guidance for fruit trees
Tensi s occurs on many kinds of fruit trees but particularly on prunes and Pears. Inspect carefully for rust blotches on bark and limb crotches. droplets of red wine appear under a fence line. If eggs found, spray trees with lime sulfur one to nine parts water, or miscible oil at 4 strength in water. oil emulsion may be more effective though costly. growers should verify presence before spraying and expenses.
Trick pour action on filibuster resolution
Madison dispatch reports a parliamentary maneuver by Senator Skogne a strong La Follette ally who blocked action on a filibuster resolution. He sent the measure to the committee where he aims to remove the pivot.
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Madison
Skogne
la Pollette
Ladies Aid at Echo Tea Benefit Recap
Echo news notes a Ladies Aid tea at the home of Mrs F W Hendley, with many attendees and a generous lunch. Widespread local misfortune includes Mra Crary traveling to Salem after telegrams about her brother David Fitch dying from injuries at an asylum incident. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with brief moves and health notes.
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Mike
Tether Winn
Aire
ECHO
MM Johnson
Mra
F. W. Hendley
W. H Crary
Salem
Ore
Reponte
David Fitch
Inm Ine
Fitch
Mr. Crary
Nao Crary
Urgent ultimatum pushes China toward WWI entry
New York dispatch reports the Tribune and the Japanese government delivered an ultimatum to China, demanding its entry into the war on the side of the Entente. The February request seeks China’s active alliance with allied powers amid ongoing global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Ching
China
Lime sulfur or oil for red spider spray in orchards
Red spider appears in large numbers across Oregon orchards this year. Extension agents recommend lime sulfur or oil spray as a control measure. report notes lessons from experiments at Oregon Agricultural College and related stations.
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Oregon Agriculiural College
Corvaline
Oregon
Javier
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Viret Moore
Mise Eva Moore
Angela
J. BR. Flynn
Lyman G. Rice
Washington and
Madison Streets
Vernal G. Backman
Eugene Bible University
Mr. Backman
E M
Eugie-Woodman Hall
Lady Maccabees
Ernest Gruber
Pendleton Meat Company
Butte Mont
Graber
Walter Rose
0.W
Council Bluff
Eaha
Little Esther Winn
Mr. Deane of
la Grande
R. Wissler
Dell Bonney
Pendieton Company
National Honor Guards
Public Library
Byralyn Sommerville
Mr. Low H. Dockstader
Spokane
Ra. Thomas Thompson
Mra Howard Hulley
Walls Walle
Mra Herman Anderson
Mytick Flathon
Delphian Club
Fred Bloch
Mr.George Strand
Vansycle
Mr. Mages
Bob Ridgway
Hohbach’s Bakery
Elizaner Shelley
Bodo
LIRUT
Chasles BE
Belknap UA Wh
Temple Theatre
Burns Bros
Alabama Troubadors
Maple Leaf Quartet
Mes
T. M. Johnson
FW. Hendley
Leo T. Fugisara
North Powder
Ora
Richard Yerza, Jr
Umatitn
Yerza
Komola
A. H. Goodman
Oakland
Guy Mann
Mex Malcolm
Bis Views
Miellene Webb
Feverty
Cal
Owina
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the Fish Rubber Company
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