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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
5
Athletic training camp for officers in the first training series opens at Camp Lew on January 5 1918. About three hundred students begin the course with the Pint division. Successful cadets will be recommended for commission and promoted as vacancies occur.
Amid hopeful cheers the newborn arrival draws praise for natural birth and maternal strength. Report notes mothers overcoming pain and a supportive community celebrating new life at the event.
A dense mixed advertisement list from the East Oregonian page includes job and housing notes: furnished rooms and board at Lilleth and 494 W. Gest listings, sewing machine sales and service by McClintock & Simpeon, moving and hauling by Alto, house for rent in Pendleton, and several other rental notices. Also notes on Christian Science lectures at Oregon theater, and miscellaneous want ads for scrap iron, cleaning, nursery help, and a used touring car for sale.
A review of Sunday and Monday showings features Ploria queen of the arena in a dramatic climax, Count de Grane as victim, and Professor Fielding uniting family after a daring plot reveal. Lew Fields plays Professor Lao Fielding with Amy Dennis headlining the vaudeville bill and performances by Masey duo, Fletcher, Conway Fixtern, and Myre Gonzalon in The Show Down.
Oregon recovered from a slow start to beat Idaho 14 to 6 as Hig Steers of The Dalles powered in for a late second quarter touchdown and a side kick late in the game added another score. The game drew 204 spectators amid a hard fought battle in Berkeley.
Free lecture offered October 30 31 focusing on postwar tax concerns and the value of work. The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for indigestion belching and nausea, claiming it strengthens the stomach and digestive organs for proper function.
The undersigned referers will on Saturday November 17 1807 at the Court House Door in the city of Pendleton sell the estate lands of Tullone Fl Weener deceased. About 1490 acres with 260 acres wind broken and good pasture with winter rye and barn. Location miles east of Pilot Rock. Terms cash. Abstract of title available at J M Schannep attorney Pilot Rock Oregon.
An auction listing notes a north side residence described as among the awallest with seven rooms, modern hot water heat, and an east front. Owner listed as 415 Madinon Street. Also mentions a local Union Barber Show opening at 7:80 with eluce 6:30, and references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy directions.
A damaged OCR item reports Umatilia taking almost 5090 in second Liberty Loan bonds but is not recognized due to having no bank. It notes railroad employees gaining 2709 via Port land office and others 2100 via Pendleton and Hermiston. The piece mocks scarce war news and mentions a theater event in Oregon on Oct. Ith.
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