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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1919
Page
7
Community news covers social visits in Pendleton with Mie Mare Johhe and others, civic club gatherings, and local travel. Recaps include a Civic Club luncheon, musical numbers, and speeches, plus forthcoming dances, lodge events, and visits by Mrs Byron and others.
A fragmented ad touts Bayer on Genuine Aspirin with the Bayer Cross logo and claims the tablets have been prescribed for over 16 years. It urges buying an unbroken package labeled Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and lists common ailments treated such as colds headaches toothaches rheumatic pain and joint pain.
Prominent college tied to a Pennant event included high school teachers and their spouses. Guests formed the main crowd along with Me. San Donning and daughter Miss ya Dunning registered at Histel Pondleton today. Nilesia and H. F. Blomoma arrived from Walla Walla and Portland respectively, Rothrock visiting from Los Angeles, while Claretce Carson came from Hormiston for a brief city call.
Clarence Cole expected home after completing his second navy enlistment aboard the Peblo as machinist mate. Whitman College’s W R Davis joins Pendleton high school English work during the county teachers institute. A banquet by prominent Republicans of Umatilla County was held at Hotel Pendleton with attendees from across the county. implied county central committee meeting.
The Elks announce building bonds are now available at three local banks. Members who subscribed are asked to make payments at the banks and collect bonds after payments are completed.
James H. Fowler, a First National Bank teller, returned to work after an Armistice Day auto accident left him unable to stand on his injured leg without a cane. He cannot manage his widow as before but can walk with assistance.
Paris reports sweeping repudiation of the socialist party as the radical and conservative blocs gain a smashing victory. The campaign centered on vindicating Premier Clemenceau’s war policy and peace conference actions, with socialists opposing many of his measures. Early returns show radicals and conservatives winning, solidifying a republican coalition win overall.
Syracuse defeated Colgate 13 to 7 in a closely contested matchup. The scoreline shows Syracuse pulling ahead in the first half and holding on for the win at home. Colgate mounted several offensive drives but stalled in the red zone.
The article warns the flu remains incurable and urges immediate home treatment. It promotes THORD, CLEANSING PAI IFVYING LAXATIVE, hot salt water baths, HOLLISTER, and ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA as cures. It advises rest and early use for children and cites Tallman & Co as the source.
New Haven November 17 Princeton defeats Yale 13 to 10 in a tense game. Stribling opened with a field goal from 24 yards, Braden added a 25 yard foul kick, and Murray connected on a 35 yard field goal to tie at 6 46. Princeton then added a late touchdown and conversion to seal the win.
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