Community notices and social events in Pendleton
A string of social items from Pendleton includes church and Missionary Society activities, visitors from Le Grand and Meacham, upcoming sales at Alexander's Grocery, and local residents traveling to Yakima, Pasco, and San Francisco. Notable mentions include Mrs. R. W. Pletcher hosting guests, Elkie News quotet visiting from La Grande, and Tracy Baker awaiting military service.
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H. G. Roehamp
la Grande
Elkie News
City
Mra
A. T. Newquist
Pendleton
San Francisco
Alexander's Grocery
Ladies of the Pariah AM Society of the Church of the Reteamer
City Subscribes to Liberty Loan and Street Paving Awards
Pendleton council approves Liberty Loan subscription from sinking fund and pledges future loan amounts. Logan Street paving petition returns for more signatures. Madison Street paving, and Jackson Moon Monroe Washington Street district contracts awarded to Warren Construction Co. Acting Mayor Vaughan absent, Murphy chairs meeting. Seattle plans a 40 cent monthly bill increase for 45000 gas customers from Nov 1, with 24 cents per meter and 16 cents per thousand feet. Public Service Commission authorizes new tariff, city has until Jan 2 to file objections.
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Pendleton
Nish
Murphy
Counnell
Logan Street
Madfeon Street
Wilton
Martin
Seattile
Waeh
Seattle
Public Service Commission
Veteran Engineer Struck by Train Near La Grande
Jack Oliver, 25, of La Grande a former O W R & NL engineer now with Grande Ronde Lumber as logging train conductor, was struck by an engine near Vincent. His left leg was severed near the hip and he sustained two additional leg injuries. He is in serious condition at Grande Ronde Hospital with doubtful recovery. He was brought to La Grande on the 30 train last night and rushed to the hospital.
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LA Grande
Jack Oliver
Grande Honde Lumber Company
Vincent
Ti le
Grande Ronde Hospital
Oliver
Teton County Exceeds Quota in Liberty Bond Drive
BOMBER Idaho Oct 25 Idaho must subscribe 1,000,000 daily to the second Liberty Bond drive to meet a 38,000,000 state quota. Total passes 5,000,000 with 26 counties reporting positive results. Teton County oversubscribed its 40,000 quota by 8,000 and aims to exceed 1,000,000 by week’s end, reaching about 1,507,000. County leaders remain optimistic but stress continuing effort.
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Idaho
Mnet
D. W. Davis
Felee
Teton County
King George and Queen Mary Visit Officers Club
King George and Queen Mary visited the American officers' club in London accompanied by Ambassador Page and Rear Admiral Walter Hines Page chief of the American naval forces in Europe and General Robert P. Skinner. The visit was part of their U K tour with other officials present at the club gathering.
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Ambassador Page
London
Walter Hines
Am Povspdnr
W. 5
Sime Oemander Tn
Robert P. Skinner
Vison
Call for graduates and students to third ROTC camp
A notice from A C Corvalese recruiting 36 graduates and current students for the third Reserve Officers Training Camp January 5 to April 5. Applications must be filed early with three reputable citizen sponsors and a request form from the Commandant. Selection by President Kerr and approved officers. accepted cadets will be promoted to second lieutenants if slots exist.
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A. C. Corvalese
Pet
A. Cc
Furnivyh
Kerr
Menern
Erndwiten
Wette
Colle
Oue
Earom
Eseere
Russian Demoralization Hinders Christmas Peace, Kerensky Says
Kerensky addresses parliament as demoralization of the army and civilians undermines a potential Christmas pause. He warns that continued fighting risks surrender pressure from German forces and calls for political reform to stabilize Russia and end the war.
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Kerensky
Jailed Man Dies After Hunger Strike At Hospital
In a grim case, Thomas Ashe died after a hunger strike while serving a one year sentence for a reproach offense in July. Sten Pelner led the group. Medics at the hospital treated him after he was brought in in a tarva tion state.
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Thomas Ashe
Sten Pelner
New Regulation Cites Ad Aisles for Ezenipia Births
A fragmentary report notes new policy provisions affecting ad listings and births of individuals described as Ezenipia, with a date reference to September B. The text is incomplete but indicates regulatory steps impacting identifiers or classifications in official notices.
Water Health Cure Promises Fresh Energy
A promotional piece extols hot water drinking first thing in the morning to cleanse the body. It claims the body wastes are flushed, digestive health improves, and the system is renewed, warning of fatigue, nervousness, and poor digestion without this routine. The article lauds real water therapy as a daily dramatic reform.
Government extends military service to men over eighteen
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear police or military context with calls to extend service, references to conscription like provisions for men over a certain age, and mentions of possible mobilization. The readable parts suggest a broad wartime measure without concrete dates, places, or named individuals.
Relief From Eczema Promises Clear Skin Aid
An advertisement touts a topical remedy named soma for eczema and ringworm. It claims quick, clean results with a nonsticky liquid formula sold through a Cleveland Ohio store, priced cheaply per application. The copy promotes dependability and easy use near the reader.
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E. W. Itoes Co
Clewaland
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R. W. Pletcher
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian c
George A. Hartman
J. H. D. Gray
North Yakima
Pasco
Wiliam Gray
J. B. Bakerle
Meacham
Simpeon le
Ubiab
Lester Goff
Holdman A
Joseph
Welter
Helix
Allen
Stanfield
Donald W. Miles
Salem
Milne Denning
Adams
A.D. Bochalt
Plier Rock
P. & Flynn
Blake-Me- Pall
Clyde McPhersin
Athena
Charles Buell
B. i Brady
C. H. Nelson
Weetin
St. Anth i” Hospital
Tracy Baker
Stockman
Etrvier
Liberty Loan
TONE
Firestone
Seavoonee
Totel
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
King
Officers Club
Bessie Love
Averteen
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Lee Pans
Lydia E. Pinkhams
AE Pini, Medicine CO
LYNN
Mass
War Department
Petroghads
Trivela
Goethe
Sins Fainer
Jusger Stee
Fant
Thonas
Ashe
Ezenipia
Widemann
Pune
Earp
Widemann.goat. Milk Co
Physician's Big. Co
Gpemany
Miltary Service
Hagen
Overland and
Willys Knight Automobiles
Willys-Knight
James L. Elam
Stone Garage
Phono
Pendicton
Oro
ANSCO
Ansco Vas
Tallman