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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
2
A California woman describes three years of itching pimples that grew large and scabbed until Cuticura Ointment healed her. She used the ointment and Cuticura Soap after a free sample, bought more, and reported a full recovery by August 1917.
A political ad praising a United States Senator candidate, highlighting work ethic, Oregon knowledge, and six years as a state legislator. Claims business understanding and proven ability, describing Republicanism as unchallenged. Paid advertisement.
Changes in the Hermiston Experiment Station administration to align with the vacant Project Agricultural Demonstrator role. Mr Pant Jones previously led project demonstrations for three years focusing on land preparation for irrigation. Mr Afton will direct demonstration work while Mr Dean heads the experiment station. The shift broadens outreach, emphasizing drainage and irrigation tasks, with continued support from TW Afton and the station’s staff to aid Umatilla Project farms.
The United States Employment Service announced a program to aid women and girls by opening offices in principal cities. The offices will handle most employment needs except teaching positions, which go to the lineage office for registration.
Washington March 15 A band of 1000 harmonica players to be organized at Camp Meade Maryland is under consideration by the War Department training camp commission due to many soldiers’ ability on the instrument.
A newly discovered elephant species in the Congo, noted for its smaller size and light tusks, has been split between two consignments to museums. One specimen heads to the Natural History Museum in London, the other to a United States institution. Distinctive legs ears and tail mark the creature known to local Aftsam natives as the swimming or water elephant.
Umapine Oregon wedding reports Nita Rennick and Lowell Rennick wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. F. Snimiam officiating. The event drew close relatives and included a bridal party, a reception, and later a dance at the Hoon home. Community news notes a bridal shower, gifts, and ongoing social events surrounding the couple and local residents.
Mixed local notices describe family visits and moves to the Will Hudren ranch, a new baby, and a Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting on March 13 with Red Cross service. Other items mention travel of Mr and Mrs Julie Kelly, a family trip with their son, and residents renting a home in Chemult.
Fragmentary text describes a crowded legislative chamber with a person named Hut or Tomdred, likely attended by figures related to a church and a religious context. Interment was noted at a cemetery, suggesting a funeral or memorial reference embedded in a historical notice. The garbled OCR limits precise attribution.
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