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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
3
A St Patrick s Day event is planned for next Sunday at the Catholic Church with a solemn high mass and special music at 6 a.m. and a benediction at 7 30 p m. The city notes changes in local governance and a charter update from Umatilla County and Portland involvement.
An ad promises painless corns or calluses removal using fingers with no pain and quick results. It touts immediate feeling of relief and a magic-like effect, claiming the corn and callus will disappear after the treatment.
Report from St Paul notes a town left in routine after a mother’s death and a temporary home confinement. Mentions Wells electric current brought to a business district and impending trade in the residence area of Down. J A Joyce plans to travel to St Paul to report the death of his mother, Meru Johinna Jopee.
Copies of a message from President Wilken to Parmer were distributed by the Union Pacific system and posted at multiple locations in the city. The Oregonian business office offers copies to any reader who asks, while stocks last.
Dr Hattery I Rosy reports Captain HW A Hatters is training for army work at San Francisco with long hours from early morning until late night. The intensive program is of high value from a pest gradate standpoint. He will be in San Francisco this month then move to San Dings.
Corvallis Ore March 14 Proposed changes in the grain standards of the north go to be considered at an official grain hearing in Spokane Monday March 14 The changes would be disastrous to the farmer say experts of Oregon Agricultural College Miller and Concumer ale The plan would let blends include inferior wheat raising dealer profits While samples show mixed results some blends would still meet grade The public is urged to study these changes and submit views through official channels by the hearing date
Washington March 16. General Gorgas appealed directly to Congress seeking authority to empower the maiden corps to safeguard army health. He said friction with line officers hampered medical corps efforts.
Elks Attention Pendleton Large Number 234 B P O Elks will meet in regular session this Thursday evening March 24. Minutes of importance. All members requested to be present by order of Beralted Filer Thomas F Gerald, Sec.
Fragments indicate a boy named Traves plans to return home seeking to reassure his heartbroken parents he is safe. The note suggests he may stay where he is if he cannot contact them, leaving unclear where he is or when he will arrive.
Dr. Como Cerin Thar Aon visits York, Pennsylvania to address the United States at the declaration of the House of Bishops. He seeks to strengthen the bond of friendship between the United States and England amid ongoing wartime challenges.
An old style advertisement extols Cassarets as a remedy for colds bad breath headaches and indigestion promising a nightly cleanse that works while you sleep. It targets adults and even children with claims of gentle bowel regulation and relief from stomach liver and bowel issues.
Rivers across Michigan surge over banks as rapid spring melt and heavy rain flood streets. Bridges are washed out in several areas and traffic is halted. Families flee homes in Huron valleys and other towns as waters rise.
In Washington on March 14, it was reported that released soldiers will be buried in uniform and wrapped in a flag. A parade or ceremony may mark their return to the war college as heroes.
Fragmentary text suggests a local figure named Gorn facing possible expulsion amid accusations touching the system and community reactions. The readable lines reference attempts to remove influence and imply a political scandal within a small group or party.
Two Chinese farming colonies will be formed in Wisconsin under a scheme by the Chinese and American Faragen ing Company led by Chicago Chinamen. About 1450 acres have signed contracts and 4000 acres are under option. The existing colony at Stockin is already in operation. Farmers receive implements feed and housing but must provide their own labor.
A vintage advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a preparation that relaxes muscles, reduces nervous tension, and alleviates pain during delivery. It claims the product makes labor smoother for expectant mothers and promises a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co for guidance and cautionary notes.
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