Realty Transfers Warranty Deeds in Two Townships
John W. Ellis transfers 400 acres to Frank Kopp in Two Township Forty 30. J E Pallock and wife convey to C Michael 4 acres in Two Township 2 34 with $1 consideration.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
3
John W. Ellis transfers 400 acres to Frank Kopp in Two Township Forty 30. J E Pallock and wife convey to C Michael 4 acres in Two Township 2 34 with $1 consideration.
A broken rail near Cincinnati derailed the Royal Palm flying from Jacksonville to Chicago. Several passengers were injured as stool coaches overturned in the incident. Date listed as March 500 in dispatch.
The article notes Payne Bute Mies Walsh being assigned to a Philadelphia recruiting station as the first woman in the Navy Reserve. It highlights her role and placement on a great battleship context.
March reports from New Westminster to Vancouver and Portland show drives to raise 60 000 for the Cunsdiay Patriotic fund and 46 000 000 road bond support. Leaders promise succor and mobilization with volunteers, unions, and veterans offering to recruit, equip, and assist troops across Oregon Washington and Idaho.
March 10 report shows 6,400,155 sheep 2,120,146 cattle and horses and 54,600 swine allowed on National Forest ranges this year. Compared with last year, cattle and horses rise while sheep fall about 200,000, due to owners switching to cattle amid changing range conditions and feed limits during deep snow.
Alma Simpson of Hochester arranged a funeral for her spaniel Prinnie after her husband George Simpson served part of a sentence at the penitentiary for an assault. A wreath and casket were used but the dog’s body was later removed from the home and taken to the city garbage reduction plant.
New York March 16 Col Theodore Roosevelt, noting a light schedule until Congress reconvenes on April 3, departed Oyster Bay yesterday afternoon for Tranville Virginia where he will join Russell in an unspecified task.
Governor W P Harding and Vice Governor P M Warburg of the Federal Reserve Board discuss potential U S aid to the Allies in wartime. The plan contemplates lending up to 1 million dollars immediately after a declaration of war to fund purchases of supplies and munitions in the United States.
A garbled colonial era passage mentions ij es a wealthy tobacco planter and derp roa fishing, traveling to Fiorna with Mr Coles to watch devilfish and sharks. The colonel plans a brief Florida stay then a return around April 2 or 3 for Congress convening, stating no action can be taken locally.
Washington report says a contract for a hundred feet cable and submarine nets has been awarded. Nets measure twelve foot mesh and sixteen hundred feet long and thirty four feet deep with delivery starting in three weeks. Nets similar to those guarding river mouths like the Thames are described.
Aberneen Idaho reports a local woman healed after testimonials claiming recovery from weakness. The notice highlights repeated claims of cures and urges readers to seek further evidence before belief, framing the endorsements as unverified.
An external preparation praised for soothing sore throat stiff neck rheumatic pains and muscle aches. It claims to be oil based safer for the stomach and heart than internal medicines and to relieve sprains bruises frostbitten feet and chest colds with a plaster-like effect.
A brief note describes preparing a tea drink for cold relief by pouring boiling water through a sieve into a cup and sipping a teacup full at any time. It emphasizes a simple, quick remedy without further details or instructions.
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