Social and Personal Notices From The Fast Oregonian
Social and club news for this department advises using the fore noon for submissions to the Fast Oregonian. Evening entertainments include Edmund Malvethar hosting Beta Theta members on Lewis Street and a Girls National Honor Guard meeting at city hall with Memorial Day preparations. Reports cover club programs, a Magnolia Lodge farewell, a Thursday club program in the library, an upcoming baccalaureate service, and assorted social visits, picnics, lawn parties, and visitors from Pendleton, Walla Walla, and North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Edmund Malve Thar
Etern
Lewis Street
The
Beta. Theta
Jamies
Johne
Alger Fee
Arthur G. Means
Harold 2. Warner
Marold Young
Loman G. Rice
Clyde Philips
Harold Coch
Fan
Merle H. Chee
Girls National Honor Guard
Memorial Smy
Lola Rogera Ounill
Miss Sommerville
Superintendent Park
Magnolia Loire No
Mra F
Petergon
Avenir
J. KR. Sheeley
North Yakima
Canera
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Ad Claims Satisfaction
A 1316 era testimonial from Reichman Mercantile Co endorses Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney ailments. The letter praises the medicine’s reputation and urges readers to request a sample and booklet by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. plus inform Pendleton Daily East Oregonian. It notes regular bottle prices of fifty cents to one dollar at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Reichman Mercantild CO
Cook
Fort Jones
Dr. Kilmer.& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Aleo
Pendleton Daily
East Oregonian
Fishermen party to the Deschutes river amid regional visitors
In La Grande and nearby towns visitors gather for various reasons. W Micrel of Pilot Rock and W K Cub return to Van after a city visit. Mike Sharlock and Lolie Lewis of Great Falls Montana search for heroes to purchase. J Janes of Spokane, Liverpool London and Globe agent, current in the city with Frank Atkins. Baum plans to depart tomorrow with fishermen for the Deschutes river, delayed from starting yesterday. W Blair and Mrs George (Gerson) of Cumse, and Robert Blair of Vancouver attend the funeral of the couple’s little son. Blair is Owen's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sharlock
Lolie Lewis
Great Folin
Montane
J. Janes
Spokane
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co
Frank Atkins
Sf Baum
Detchutes River
Aed
W. Blair Ang
George
Sterson
Cums, Wash
Robert Blair
Vancouver
Wark
Httle
Mfr
Madrid Subway Plan for Two Interconnected Lines
Consul Ely and Talmer, Madrid, submitted a project to the ministry of public works for two subterranean railway lines with a central cross connection. The plan envisions an elliptical tunnel, stations and junctions, rapid transit across the city, and completion of the main line within three years with full system readiness in five. The proposal aims to ease travel from one edge of Madrid to the other via a network of connected branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ely & Talmer
Madrid
Sin
Ministerie of Fonente
Avetem
Ministeria
Bermuda
Monti
Coneul Carl RK. Loop
Hamilton
Department of Agriculture of
Ex convict murdered near Toledo tent death claim
To ledo May 11 Jens Hall an ex convict found dead in a tent near the city Carl Tuoll his fifteen year old partner is believed responsible He was arrested and sent to the reform school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jens Hall
Here
Carl Tuoll
Reform
British Hold Firm as Germans Claim Victories
Berlin reports a fierce assault on Bulle court failed as British troops held firm. Official word notes unsuccessful local advances at Freenay Recus Monchy and Cherisy. On Thursday, 18 enemy aircraft and one captive balloon were brought down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bullecourt
Freenay
Recus
Monchy
Cherisy
Dr Henry Sees War Lessons At Outdoor Meeting
Dr Henry spoke at Happy Canyon on war, conscription, and duty, urging mass effort and faith, praising volunteers and condemning food profiteers. He warned against self serving treachery as Abner’s death taught, and announced tonight’s talk on six brothers and moral choices in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB Gernail
Henry
Altn
Israel
Happs Canyon
Pendleton
Abner
Joab
Dahis
Africa
Pendieten
Godleas
Aber
Hebron
Hell
U S Senate Rejects River Rogue Project Plea
Washington reports the U S Senate turned down funding for the River Rogue harbor improvement amid disputes over a $26 million project. Ford interest in a new tractor plant and war needs influence pressure to attach the item as an amendment, with officials noting Great Lakes projects are funded for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Man
Hague
Henry Ford
Ford
Tt & Pow
Great Lakes
Real Estate Trades Abound In Ukiah And Nearby
Ukiah reports numerous real estate transactions and local exchanges, with residents from Dale Alba Butter Creek and Pilot Rock active in buying selling and moving homes. Community notes recount infant death of Fay Coffin Drew and ongoing visits, dances, and cattle trades amid wet conditions hindering plowing. Reverend Herbert of Walla Walla preaches twice and local property swaps include livery and down payments changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ofte
Robert Event
Baker
Whitman Reserve
Dale
Fred Grooms
Fay Coffin
Coffin
Lang Creek
Pendleton
Shotrum
Willam Meengy
Bridge Creek
J. W. Murdivant and Sone
Burdivant Bros
Pilot Rock
Helen de Vaul
Emily Quant
Albeo
Frankie
Ia Sturdvont
Forest Rinehart
Bride
Mr. Rinehart
Dr. DeVault
Alba
Mrs. Quant
Ed Thrasher
Chamberlain’s
George Caldwell
Ritter
Nellie Anderson
Dave
Chris Sturm
Albee
Gordon Mettle
Butter Creek
Marion Martin
Antony Scheels
Pilot Hoek
John Lorens
Fence
Harry Huston
Chake
Sturm of
Phi
Fairbanks
Long Creek
Filet Rock
A. D. Bolin
Monay
Mra
Chileon
Wieter
J.D. Kirk
Fridge Creek
Noel Warden
Remy
Vancouver
San Diego
J . Waaner
Pitot Rock
Buninane
Mra Peterson
Val Paterson
Fun Moore
Prank Chamberlain
Dr. de Vaul
Fred Rooms
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement lauds Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female sterility and health restoration. It invites readers to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice, citing many homes where children followed the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia F. Pinkham
Poplar
Pinkham
Ja E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Iynn
Mase
Unclear fragment about education and Revolutionary War ancestors
Fragment discusses education for youth and notes five ancestors of Maury J. Lane who fought in the Revolutionary War. Mentions north side streets but lacks full context or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury J. Lane
Wisconsin to vote on statewide prohibition in 1918
Madison Wis May 10 The wettest state in the union will vote on prohibition in 1918 This was decided when the state moved to form a statewide prohibition conference confirms a statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Madison
Wis
Freckles Cure Ad Promises Unreliable Results
An old advertisement touts a freckle removal prescription written by a self described physician. It claims quick lightening and a money back guarantee but offers dubious assurances and urges buyers to insist on double strength ethine from the druggist.
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Frances Saling
Stantiveld
Alice Pormhaw
Florence Amith
Robert Brown
Oriverial Mudie
Ed Boyden
G. W. Phelps
Wbrary
A J. Owen
Hindoo
Mra & HL
Mra Hy. W. Dickson
Hearn
Methodist Church
Prurath Osumaty
A. J. Owen
H. H. Hubbell Bole
Harley
R. E Gornall
God
Nord- Inger
Fendall
R. Howard
Walla Walla
H. H. Hubbell
J. FR Sheeley
Worth Yakima
Mra. J. &. Robinson
H. F. Johnson
Hubert Johnson
Frank Frasier
Hillaide
Mr. del Honney
Mra. T. J. Tweedy
Oakland
Calif
Mra Tweedy
Sacramento
Thelma Richardson
Mra G W. Byers
East Court
B. Saylor
George Eroett Ghormiey
Hetlx Lan Pendieto
Esther M. Scholl
Echo
Marence Wilkine
2Lueher
Nolin
R. A.ertwright
Rye Valley
W. Wigsfkeworth
Golden Rule
EL Hoppel
N. P
Seana Cn
Ilste
Thompsons’ Drug Store
Rechiin
la Grande Te
Bowman
W. Micrel
W. K. Cub
Vanevere
City
Gordon
H. E. Griffith
Hotel
DR. Henry
Pihowes
Happy Canyon
Pradi¢ton
U. 5S
River Rogue
Perhope
Champ Clark
Albs
Ralph Folcom
Himer Turner
Linn County
Thin City
Pure Food Shop
America
Oregon
Florida
Sunkist
Guernsey
Pendleton's Greatest Department Store
Peoples Warehouse
Warren's
Main Street
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