Social and Personal Notices in Pendleton
Bre Frank Frasier has been in town from Hillside Penkeayending the party weekend guest of Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Warner ex Pete plans to leave tomorrow for Seattle in Pewee district. Mrs Warner will remain a few days. Hart bie from Camp Lew visited Pendleton. others in town include Frank Kurnheart from Pendleton Walter, Nasnyth of Pendstown, Mrs. Miller from Port Townsend, J. W. Gwins in town, Word Trenan of Adams on business, ALD Harp from No-li, M. F. Wigecott from Mur, Art Dorn of Echo, WK McFaul from Behiefe, and George Tonkin game warden leaving for Piles. Mr and Mrs Ti Alexander depart for Hermiston to visit daughter Mrs R. odd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Pete
Hequiam
L. United
Cee
Questa
F Jones
Warner Willl
Pendhton
Stanfiord
Mortland
Frank Kurnheart
Pendleton Walter
Wathola
Ree Nasnyth
Peenstonty
Pendieton
San Francisco
Miller
Portiansl
W. Gwins
Walla Walls
AOD
Pen@ieton
Keho
Hayes
Vinorge
Heppner
Art Dorn
Echo
Peha
WK. McFaul
Behiefe
Pen Meton
St. George
George Tonkin
Tedas
Ti Alexander
Herminon
Odd
Yanks Dream of Regular Eats on the Home Front
A fragmentary piece mocks wartime hunger as soldiers crave regular meals. It lists foods like biscuits, pancakes, and pie, recalling home comforts and a sergeant’s cheerfully hopeful note about eating well. The excerpt ends with a puzzled reference to awakening a king.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for pains and aches including neuralgia sore muscles and nerve tension. It touts rapid relief through soothing warming action, improved blood flow and circulation with no rubbing needed, encouraging generous size bottle purchases.
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Sloan
Hetic
Sheen
Chan
Camp Lewis letter defends Spanish influenza control
Martin T McLanehlin, nephew of Sere John McLiod, writes from Camp Lewis praising medical care and insisting there is no spread of Spanish influenza. He notes good condition, service since June, high regard for camp, and plans for a furlough to Pendleton for Christmas.
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PLU
Martin T. McLanehlin
John McLiod
Camp Lewis
Lewis
MacLaughin
Aince June
Pendleton
Christos
Liberty Loan Drives Navy Subscriptions to Record Total
Washington reports Liberty Loan campaign nears noted targets with Navy subscriptions pushing to 4.16 billion dollars and overall national total surpassing 27 million. McAdoo warns of ongoing financial burden regardless of peace, while Curley urges shipbuilders to contribute. calls for full support to sustain wartime effort.
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Washington
MocAdio
Sia
Wan Ue
Femgo
McAdvo
Watnin
Iph
Daniela
Navy
Curley
France
Pendleton News Briefs on Navy, Schools and Local Life
Pendleton reports a Navy entry by Roland Andro of Athena after leaving Cornwallia as he enters the service. Mrs. Gus Berthollet visits West Point to see her son Captain Berthollet, while Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover speaks at Umatilla County Sunday Schools convention. Legal notices include Pete Murray debts and a fencing case about sheep on alfalfa. War loan progress shows Pendleton nearing its Fourth Liberty Loan goal with local quotes to boost subscriptions. Health brief notes rising Spanish influenza cases and upcoming reports from Pendleton doctors. Shipping orders update on packs for sailors, and shipping regulations cover parcel post and express must follow exact box specs.
Danderine promises glossy hair boost and dandruff cure
An advertisement claims Danderine thwarts dandruff and promotes hair growth making hair appear fuller shinier and healthier. It touts quick visible effects after use with a single bottle and promises transformed hair texture and abundance regardless of prior dullness or damage.
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Lottie
Knowlton
Toby
Loss of Guns Forcing Huns to Beg Peace
Washington reports an official French advisory stating Germany seeks an armistice due to enormous war material losses since July. It cites 26,900 machine guns captured, 4,000 gates of all calibers, and a steel shortage as factories struggle to replace munitions.
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Washington
Germany
Petite Pariglén
France
Kober
Bob
Appeals to spruce division telegraphs urging more effort
General Dingue telegraphed every loge and troop detachment of the spruce division urging each man to take another 814. He proclaimed that if America fails the glorious triumphs of our armies in Europe will be at stake. The message was sent from Portland on October 11.
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Spruce Division
Portland
Dingue Tiles
Americe Folle
Europe
Relief From Constipation Product Claims
Fragmented OCR text references a constipation relief product called QWIGK with mentions of tablets, doctors, and liver effects. The readable lines are unclear and do not provide a coherent claim, dosage, or outcomes. No verifiable results or entities beyond generic product names are evident.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Only sank sold. Only Junk an old rubric and wear pet included in the view of other for Tele Fellet. Une bounty may head of ile.
Pendleton Women Honored For Laundry Service Work
A Polish charity expresses gratitude to Pendleton women for their notable efforts in laundering and packing clothing. The group notes the volunteers' dedication and the impact on soldiers, naming Troy Lawndey as a key agent in coordinating the effort.
Turks Delay Surrender To Last Says Flaad Pasha
Provisional Albania president Hena Paahao and Turkish commanders at Scutari declare Turkey will hold out to the last minute before capitulating. They condemn Halashi as greedy and see the entente as resisting a brutal nation driven by personal gain, prolonging the war.
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Flaad Pasha
Geneva
Hena
Paahao
Albania
Scutari
Turkey
Halashi
Geta-It Liberty Bottle for Corns Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts "Gets-It" as a superior corn treatment from Chicago and Aiman & Co. It claims painless, fast results, letting users work, dance, and enjoy life without corns. The copy promotes a money-back like guarantee and highlights simple application from a retailer.
La Grande Druggist Sentenced for Third Liquor Offence
Adolph Newlin of La Grande was sentenced by the district court to two years hard labor in the county jail on his third conviction for sale of intoxicating liquors. He also must pay a $1000 fine and serve one year in the county jail. Previous convictions included two prior terms, with one more attempted earlier this term.
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la Grande
Adolph Newlin
le Grands
Dhivelen
Helix Linen Shower Raises Community Aid
Helix residents collected linen donations Oct 19, with Cor Pleat 4 contributing and over three dozen pieces donated after a timely speech. Grandmother Melntyre, recently from Wolfant, attended with family, while former Helix man Snyder, now in Washington, visited town. Minnie Rave returned home near Atlalla as Bert Warren of Cold Sprint and local sheriff’s aides reported a Thursday visit.
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Elty
Shrounling
Onal
Caneada
Johia Melninte
Snyder
Helix
Washington
Namin
Minnie Rave
Atlalla Thurnlay
Bert Warren
Cold Sprint
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Frank Frasier
Hilleide
Charles Hamilton
Hernan Bo Pe
Camp Lew
Werview
Ther
Paris
the Patriotic League
Economy Drug Co
St. George Hotel
Bldg
Ford
Ford Parts
Ford Repair
U.S. Navy
Willson
Frolfewi
Caldwell
Chas. Daly
Shennard St
Syracuse
N.Y
DR. Caldwell
Drugessts Everywhere
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Searleton
Bullet Navy
Roland Andro
Athena
Cornallia
5. A.T. C. Main Oo. A
West Point
Gus Bertholies
Todics
Weat Point
Virginia
Frank Berthollet
Herthollet
Stone
Io Nie
Weal Point
Elizabeth Hoover
Milton
Umatilla County Sundes
Pete Murray
Pete Marry
William Roesch
Italey & Raley
C. M. White
War Industrie Board
Asimade
Patriotic Service Langue
War Service
Lockwood
Charien Hein
J. A. Fee
H. J. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Phillips
Boo
Grade
Idaho
St. Anthony's Hospital
Umatilla
Mitton
Dorothy Hartholomew
Harry G.artholomew
W. M. Peterson
Uake
Expres
20Th Street
New York
Amir
Beauty
TOUR
Qwigk
Dr. Edwards
Salieri
Lee
Polgian
Petiat Coralites
Pendleton Wonen
Erica Therm
Troy Lawndey
Tree Trent
Hansen
Autoormey
Maverty
The
Covernment
Pendleton Trading Co
Bucceemim
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