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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
9
Fragmentary ad copy touts Halls Catarrh Medicine by Fr Cheney Co Toledo claiming constitutional relief for catarrh and related ailments. It offers a reward for any case it fails to cure and promotes wide household use for digestive issues and constipation.
Attorney General Brown allows the Extension Division to offer out of state classes for enlisted men at Vancouver Barracks and Fort Stevens. The University will respond to requests, with 86 correspondence courses open to soldiers and more being considered. The motto The State in the Campus guides outreach to Oregon servicemen anywhere.
Theodore B Wilcox of Portland federal milling commissioner proposed a plan to form an association of millers west of the Rocky Mountains between Mexico and Canada. The goal is to fix profit margins on flour and feed with 35 cents per barrel grinding charge and 5 cents per ton for feed. The scheme aims to reduce the cost of bread for consumers.
Fargo Sept 15 Four Germans seeking American citizenship were denied by District Judge A T Cole. He ruled that henceforth all Germans will be denied naturalization, citing a 1802 federal statute prohibiting citizenship for nationals of countries at war with the United States.
George Low Abbott son of a wealthy Ogden manufacturer was ordered to report for military service but obtained an exemption before the district board. The article states he will have to go to war after all as his exemption was nullified, leaving his wife and family facing the drafted duty.
The district board today decided to accept any filings by J N Parker of Medion Viah who said he will be puree dared to support Nichett’s wife while hha Watkin facility dopey.
Sept 15 report says work has begun on a men’s hall adjacent to the gymnasium in the University of Oregon campus. The hall is 442117 feet long and will house activities for the military faction and instruction for the male students in the coming term.
Maude A King widow of Chicago millionaire James C King was found dead by a bullet in a Concord wood near a car. The coroner's physician now ties the death to homicide and notes the exhumed body, with pathologist Whitman Hurme of Northwestern University, supports murder allegations.
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