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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1918
Page
3
A bread card titled Liberty is described as better, while four stalled oxen are reportedly commandeered by the Kaleer. The fragment hints at a barter or rationing scene with political overtones and displaced livestock. The readable text provides limited names or dates.
A historical health narrow item touts hot water with phosphate as an easy morning cleanse. It claims benefits for skin, digestion, and bowels, promoting regular use to improve breath, tongue coating, and overall appearance. Advertiser urges trying this routine and limestone phosphate drink.
North Portland reports continued strength in cattle and hog trade with high prices and broad demand. Market ranges show steers at 14.25 and 12.75 to 14.25 for various grades, cows and heifers around 10.75 to 12.25, with stocker and feeder activity steady amid eastern price influences. Small lamb and mutton offerings noted as trade remains firm and rounds out the day.
Local report details a boy named Echo injured after being dragged by a horse on Thursday. He is resting easier, with a broken right finger and facial bruises. Messenger updates note his condition as non fatal, while accompanying community events and a Red Cross auxiliary meeting proceed.
San Jacinto April 24. Report recalls Mona Wealline Indian character in Helen Hunt Jackson novel and the shifts in the home of RFE. Strout as the quake struck and the author Burted in the tale Romone's Chair. Aunt Ri recalled by early residents. Portine played tricks as hotel dishes broke and unwashed tableware piled. The Bot block lost upper half on Christmas Day 1490. A typewriter at the San Jacinto Register office faced the quake, the machine turning directions afterward.
April 24 New York The German spiked helmet from Ypres battlefield, bought by J P Morgan with Liberty Loan bonds, was auctioned again for 100000 dollars. Mr Morgan had received it for this purpose and Mr Doelfer, brewer, bought the amount of Liberty bonds then removed the helmet to the loan committee.
An aged advertisement extols Cherry & Co. Toledo based tonics and medicines claiming superior blood purification and “wonderful results.” It highlights a range of remedies, praising their efficacy and appealing to hopeful customers seeking health improvements.
Auto Sage presents a fragmented timetable showing departures from Athena to Pendleton at 12 46 pm and 6 pm and 1 50 pm, Adams to Fenmetgg at 10 am and 1 39 pm, Pendleton to Weston from Alien Katgat Store at 1 pm and 4 pm, with driver Baworth named.
Report from Amsterdam via Reuters states that Herr Geck a socialist has proposed an agreement with the Allies to curb attacks on open towns outside the war zone. A Berlin source says no official Allied request has yet arrived, and any such move would be handled by military authorities.
Report claims bakers hold over 200000 pounds of wheat at Mott end for war ration use. The move would provide substantial food for Belgium during the crisis and demonstrates a strong effort to assist stricken areas.
In Palo Alto California on Monday morning a group branded Liberty Knights warned pro German and disloyal individuals. A local man, Frank Miller born Austrian, protested the committee action claiming full loyalty to the Allies and noting his bonds and $250 contribution to relief efforts.
Washington April 24. Corn bread served at the White House and wheat products removed from the menu by local food officials. The city believed to lead the nation in wheat saving efforts. Restaurants, hotels, and clubs have cut off wheat in any form.
Chicago National League Club subscribes for 100000 of Liberty Loan bonds as part of 260000 raised by block holders last year to purchase new players and strengthen the team in Chicago on April 13.
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