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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1917
Page
6
A jumble of Pendleton social notes lists visitors from Stanfield Walla Walla Heppner and Portland plus ongoing church group meetings at the Rectory and a sewing club event at the library. Names include Mrs W DBD Buford F Dundee Charles Tle Ray Raley Minnie Simnan and others with travel and visiting statuses across the area.
Otisville Michigan October 1 United Press dispatch by P Lansfield Foreman Fettlon Pere Marquette Railway. In wartime track walking frames patriotism as a duty beyond watching for breaks. Trackmen help move troops and war materiel and repair rails to prevent losses. They also protect right of way fences to cut livestock damage and conserve scarce materials. The writer, a 53 year veteran, sees personal meaning in daily rail work during the war effort.
Meacham notes record local movements and visits. Lawrence Hawes travels to La Fraide and returns to Kolutur Wash, plus a Sunday visit with brother Roy Hawes. JD Casey makes a business trip to La Grande. Mrs A Thompsan travels to Le Grande for ill son Arthur. Tom Iverson inspects runfhord employee watches. Mr and Mrs Dan Tianger and Mrs 0 Allvard visit Le Grande. Mrs F Hanlen visits from Kamela. Mrs F H Fair brings children to weekend with BR Fan family. Ben Mayur returns from Pendleton after Round Up trip. Roy Hawes trips to La Grande and Telocaset.
Paris reports a dispute in Haute-Loire over naming Le Puy en Velay after Lafayette. Le Puy wants Le Puy Lafayette, citing the general’s birthplace nearby. Bertoude opposes, arguing Lafayette’s line should stay with Briande where his family and Chateaune Lafayett e are connected.
Friday's hurricane destroyed 22 houses on Date pline Island, Alabama. Two diten emali chaft were sunk off Alahamna Chast. Scores of boate are ashore bot tomed up. Much damage was done to government property at Port Moran, ing to firet Information here from Fort Morgan. No lives are re ported low.
Daily Chats With the Housewife presents cabbage dishes inspired by the U S Department of Agriculture. Recipes include Sour Sauce Cabbage, Smothered Cabbage, Cabbage Pudding, Stuffed Cabbage, and Cold Manna, with steps on boiling, baking, and finishing sauces using cabbage heads, butter, flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and seasonings.
Mrs Eve J Van Sande of 36 New York St Paterson New Jersey reports perfect health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She credits the remedies with helping her overcome troubled symptoms and recommends them to other women for relief. The ad prompts readers to write the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Petrograd shows no panic but residents flee the city as partial evacuation proceeds. Hermitage pictures boxed for shipment to an unknown destination. Synod treasuries and monastery vessels also taken. A Neva barge with holy vessels and manuscripts waits to move before canals freeze.
Government men have commandeered thousands of comforta and blankets from local wholesale houses in Baltimore as part of an emergency stockpile action. The seizure reflects wartime or national security measures affecting city supplies and local merchants.
An old remedy ad promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to maintain health and vigor. It claims impurity in blood harms the entire body, touts fifty years of use, and invites readers to write for booklets and medical advice from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
Department stores supply the army with comforts. the terms under which the United States obtained the contraband are said to be fair and not provocative of discontent. Shops face difficulty as stock depletes and sustaining sales is challenging. Pendleton notices appear on page three in social and personal.
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