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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr James Toadache Powder as fast relief for dull, splitting headaches. It claims the powder clears the head instantly and cures various headache types, urging readers to purchase from druggists and mail for a sample.
Uniah School opens with 24 scholars in attendance. Reports note firewood and forest activity near Lookout, with promising community turnout. Local events include a Saturday evening church supper, a dance at Kirk's hall, and notes on residents traveling to visit relatives in Oregon and Idaho.
Amster dam correspondent reports an exchange telegraphic item about Emperor William and the Planters front. Officials deny Cambereai access, indoors removed and a window tirade displayed. Public reaction described as chaotic.
Columbia College opens Monday amid record attendance and renewed staffing. The launch features new faculty, expanded courses, and a bright outlook for enrollment as students gather for the start of the term.
A garbled OCR list details teachers and principals across Freewater and Central Grade Schools. Names include Amy Coghill Mina Gertrude Imus Luella Pentellet and others, with grades from K to 6 and staffing roles. some entries mention principals, clerks, and grade assignments across multiple rooms.
American Jodiine near behind yh Heir Obtithontw many have volunteered and serve in regular arms and guard regiments. Company F Sixth Nebraskan Infantry led by Captain George A Thaerly carried off honors at a military tournament in Walthill. Descendants of warriors who annilated General Pveters, under Miles and Huffalo Gill, performed with precision and earned praise. Winnebago Omaha and Sioux tribes represented in the company.
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