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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
3
Colored individuals were arrested last night by Officer Myers on drunken and disorderly charges after a lively home dispute. The article notes bond forfeitures, Liberty Bond drives, and city financial plans, plus Red Cross and junior relief activities. It mentions a birth, hospital updates, wool drives, navy service notes, a land title suit, a weight guessing contest, and a church observance impacting business hours.
A fragmentary dispatch notes Captain FP and Von Stade with Lieutenants plus Merrill Kuroger Bell in Pendleton. The passage mentions horses, rails, and a military presence, with unclear roles and locations. The readable names include Hore, Port Keogh, Monti, and others, but the details remain obscured by damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to soldiers pay, Liberty Bond issues, applications, and initial payments. Mentions include Willard Bond, Betty Bond, and a department of the army with locations Liberty Pond and Tole Symhee.
Leave or Fibighan Paul Staith departed Adana yesterday bound for Hinks Montana to oversee farming near Teas. G. 1 Wood accompanied by Andy Peebler in an 180 acre venture. They were seen traveling with plans to return soon as Mr Peetler will follow in a day or so.
The total exemption board received a telegraum from the forestry office in Washington stating the secretary of agriculture approved Karl V. Storm for deferred classification in Mountain work. The notice also mentions changes in school timing and a drill schedule at the high school, with details unclear due to garbled text.
A crowded meeting of local officials and candidates highlights a bid to qualify for national nominations. Notable figures include Senor finsten, Huston of Portland, and candidates facing Seater Mc Nory. A patriotic address at the Alta theatre precedes plans for the University of Oregon alum Carl Hiun ton and his army service.
Heartfelt thanks are expressed for the expressions of kindness during the illness and death of Hey Jota. Floral tributes were appreciated. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. ML HL Ratt, Mr. and Mrs K D Crew and families, and Mr and Mrs M of Hoskins and family.
A motley notice shows Alan Binders Morrah praised by community members for backing agricultural development. The piece references a telegraph update and a Washington Partners Union stance aimed at blocking Marmih’s petition.
A flurry of society updates from Hermiston and Portland includes orders to welcome Mrs. Norborne Terketey at a federal building event, news of James Kyre returning from Stan and a wedding party for Hiallock ord Mins Lithia Sencar. Portland families, board members, and local volunteers attend dances, dress shopping, and hospital/oen list updates as preparations unfold for upcoming nuptials and community gatherings.
Walla Walla pupils of Len Dormler plan a Whitman pun project at the former field site. Mre ELT Wade departed for Torthind, with a weekend aim to unveil the pun display and engage the local community.
A cheap home lotion uses juice of two lemons strained into a bottle with three ounces of orchard white. It claims to whiten and soften skin, remove blemishes and freckles, and smooth rough hands. Instructions urge daily application to face neck arms and hands, noting grocers can supply orchard white.
A dubious Cincinnati ad touts a so called ether compound named freonne claiming dramatic pain relief. The text promises immediate lifting of discomfort with a few doses and asserts no irritation or lasting side effects, urging daily use and late effects to vanish.
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