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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1918
Page
6
A long list of social events fills the Pendleton area with meetings and gatherings. Women hostesses welcome guests at home receptions, library and church functions draw crowds, and young women prepare for military service with farewell breakfasts and recitals. Also noted are the busy schedules of clubs, care for orphans, and a parade of visitors at local hotels with multiple towns represented.
A garbled report from Jowa City on May 7 notes the discovery of a large quantity of bread in a baker's shop. The bakery was found with multiple barrels and sacks, and the incident involved a suspected casualty or violence. Local authorities respond to the scene and begin inquiry into the bread surplus and the baker’s involvement.
A Split Rinkum Club meeting with Mr Doughn Belis is planned for Thursday afternoon to read a club victory and bid farewell to Mrs Belis who will leave Boon for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Hazel Knight in Alberta. Tomorrow, supreme court in somnlon here, gobally maljounn tomorrow evening.
In Chicago May 7 the Moeller Brothers John I and Earl pledged loyalty to Uncle Sam as their German-born father and grandfather built a business empire. The family sold stock and buildings, and the brothers await call to service while their enterprise, once totaling over 11 million, winds down after 40 years of growth.
In Cleveland on May 7, Amy Trauger 45 of Greensburg Pa was found dead in her home. Neighbors entered after a period of silence and discovered the woman with seventeen cats gathered around her. One cat slept on her chest beside the lifeless body.
A fragmentary message from Corp. Arthur Trayer of the 165th Infantry Trainbow Division reports he has thirteen wounds from shrapnel, including head arms and body. His father relays the note stating he is alive and not to worry.
An old health advert describes weak and anemic people, noting headaches and pale skin. It touts a purge and a weekly dosage of Plarce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to cleanse the system and improve vitality, claiming benefits for the whole body.
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