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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1918
Page
6
Local society notes list gatherings church events and visits across Pendleton and nearby towns. Mentions Mae Chambers Miley Correta Miss J V Turllman and other residents with engagements travel and hospitality plans observed during a period of community activity. Some obituary and travel references appear among the assorted society items.
Pendleton welcomed Speed Sunday guests including Strew Dr Cunningham and Mrs Circle Walinés from Walla Walla who stayed at the Bowman hotel while local events proceeded. The Commercial Association plans its first formal meeting since moving to new quarters tomorrow evening. Also noted are departures and visits involving Pendleton residents and nearby towns, including former residents returning for dental and eye care, and local officials discussing regional university programs.
Fragmented OCR text mentions bad breath and vegetables with unclear wording. No identifiable people, organizations, or events are readable enough to summarize meaningfully.
A general view shows Bethune and nearby roads as German forces press toward the town. The capture of Bailleul strengthens the German flank, threatening Bethune and the approaches to Arras and Vimy, with a flanking move anticipated.
The La Grande superintendent sits among vice presidents as Finnish preacher Andrew Lajwmin, visiting in the area for seven days, prepared to travel to AnTenia after preaching at La Mie Filia Market church. U.S. Marine James Mathis and Marine Vieualg Prierels return from a 15 day absence to join friends Mrs E Menther and Mr Coe Warn in Sister Leaves After Visit. Mrs John Whittaker leaves for Los Angeles after a two week Pendleton court visit related to her plates. Miss Anna fae stays with Mrs Tanner.
Corporal Irwin White of Moulton Alabama, aged 15, is described as the youngest enlisted man in the American army arriving in France. He stands about 6 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds, with an eager aim to fight the Kaiser, while his parents, Mr and Mrs John White, reportedly did not object to his service.
London May 4 John Clem, a turpenten on a wedloh ship, fined 2500 dollars at Hull for concealing 70 pounds of pepper. Dettie Jederg said pepper was in demand by the Germans for tear ebella. Johan Tagements son fined 8600 for hiding 24 pounds of sap, and four crew members received 125 dollars for concealing coffers, pickles, jam.
A wartime shopping guide lists Liberty Bonds and prices for equipment and care. It breaks down purchases for rifles grenades medical gear and clothing, showing how many assets a soldier can receive per bond or bond combo. Prices include bonds of 100 and 19 dollars for clothing and sustenance, and larger sums for cavalry motors and X ray devices.
Atlantic City May 4 Ameri can troops will be equipped with a new type of footgear known as The Pershing to replace older boots. A committee report notes improved protection and traction, with heavier soles and threaded fastening to withstand roughsea and mud. General Whine directs the shoe development and testing.
A fragmented reminiscence from a Maine town recalls a 1807 pistol purchase and debt tale. The writer, McGrath of Ban Antonio reportedly, asks for any dealer's name to locate the creditor who lent a weapon against a debt and vanished, while local merchants offer vague replies.
May 4 Washington reports the government plans to cut paper use by reducing newspaper production and pausing nonessential print. War Industries Board chairmen urge use of a commodity mechanism led by a leading publisher to address print shortages and conserve resources.
A laboratory visit explains the making of Pinkham’s herb medicine for women’s ills. The article outlines sterile handling, solvents, and proven roots and herbs used to treat female ailments.
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