Social and personals notes from Pendleton area events
Social and personals columns outline meetings of ladies clubs in Pendleton and nearby towns including the Christian church group gathering at Mrs D W Stufys home, Red Cross yarn arrival, and a May Day festival. Local residents and visitors such as Miss Clyde Hall, Colonel Fred Locon, and James Kyle are noted, with references to hospitalities, dances, and civic activities.
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Christian Church
Mra. D. W
Fred Locon
Weston
Pendleton
Nodr
Get Back on the Road to Health By Keeping Your Blood Pure
Health ad urges readers to restore strength by purifying blood with a Swift Specific Co remedy. It markets a drug store bottle and free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specifice Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
President Wilson Buys £50 Bond in Installment Plan
President Wilson bought a £50 bond under the installment plan and urged millions of Americans to buy one to raise about 50 million dollars. He said the country was able to do more and called on wealthier Americans to respond as purchases to date totaled around 12 million, with the second loan lagging due to insufficient response.
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Washington
Wilson
Tee
Strong Arm Methods Upon One Man Who Had Failed to Buy Bonds
Guy Matlock argued for Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps last evening in front of Welch cigar store on Court Street. He berated Williams for not supporting war work, questioned his ability to afford a 25 cent stamp, and followed with a right hook that opened Williams’ eye and knocked him to the ground.
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Guy Matlock
Maapumente
Williams
Geveras
Watlock
Willams
Matlock
Matlock & Aaid
Eleganes
Wilflames
10 Cases on Docket for Supreme Court Pendleton Session
The Oregon Supreme Court docket for the Pendleton session opens next Monday May 6 with 15 cases. Cases include State of Oregon vs Chong Ben Wong Ono and Li Hung in Union county and others across Malheur, Morrow, Harney, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, and Baker counties. The session marks one of the heaviest Eastern Oregon dockets in years.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
Pendleton
State of Oregon
Chong Ben
Wong Ono
Li Hung
Appellan
Union County
T. H. Crate
Crystal Realty Impany
H. Tyree
Stmhear
Wenithy Bodilcktefield
John G Bedingfield
Appelant
Wallowa
Yerry Boyd
Harrison Grove
Appellinis
Harney Cowner
Defoe
Wim J. Defoe
Malheur
George J. Waroner
Agninzt
Ciiy
Morrow County
Farirs State
North
Jomen
A. Pilehor
Lal
Union Counies
Lisner Returns Home After Two Years in Navy Service
P. K. Lisner arrived home after two years in the United States Navy and several weeks in a Brooklyn hospital. Discharged due to heart trouble after pneumonia, he hopes to rejoin his ship within the year. His family notes praise for Uncle Sam’s care and mentions his father W. G. Pipher and two brothers in service.
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P. K. Linsher
United States Navy
Brooklyn
York
Navy
Lisner
Tallman Drug Co
Mex
W. G. Pipher
West Court Street
Krank Parks
Old Troop DB
Artillery
France
Adam Linner
Tr. & Hospital Corps
Vancouver Barracks
Mra Fisher Mye
Sam
Local men to attend war conference in Portland
Pendleton may send a chamber of representatives to the furut Oreayp Gar conference in Portland May 23. Ev ery war work organization will likely send delegates. Mayor Baker calls a meeting of Orecon mayors and city officials to discuss war issues. Omaha County Patriotic Service League and Red Cross leaders prepare to participate. The aim is to foster war work and unity across the state.
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Penditton
Furut Oreayp Gar
Portland
Har
Orecon
Baker
John Vourhan
Jomen A. Fee
Omaih
We ll Get Kaiser Bill Writes J W Breding in France
J W Breding of Tattery D Las F, a table aieter, reports from across the ocean about Allied victory and life overseas. He notes weather, appetite, and shortages of razors and tobacco, while expressing no strong preference for the United States but wanting to see it all before returning. He also mentions Petrograd Copenhagen and Finland, with rumors of actions and no clear reports from Petrograd.
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Kaiser Bill
J. W.breding
France
John W. Breding
Eliin Exgere
Adams
Breding
Bie
United States
Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Harmless Liver Aid
A historical ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless alternative to calomel for liver and bowel support. It claims calomel is harsh on teeth and warns Edwards’ tablets cleanse the liver without side effects, boosting mood and energy. The copy emphasizes safety and natural relief.
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Benich
Civil War divorce suit over unpatriotic remarks in court
Robert H Hilweher applies to the superior court for divorce alleging his wife made unpatriotic remarks about the government. The husband accuses her of insults describing the war effort. Trial dates and counsel not stated.
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Bakersfield
Roben H Hilweher
Sone
Hitecher
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