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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
3
Boston notice reports the death at Weeton of General Charlie J. Pale, grandson of a Declaration signer and a World War II era veteran. The obituary notes his lineage and service with brief biographical context.
A patient recounts twenty years of catarrh and near deafness ending after using Hyomel oil and inhaler. He praises rapid relief, credits wife’s care, and asserts Hyomel cures chest and throat symptoms without side effects. The ad endorses Tallman Co. and similar firms offering Hyomel with money back guarantees.
A historic defender of the Americus Cup, Herriodiy Ha whe Be yratw old and great prandyan of obert Treat Paine, announced a candid note on the Calener of the, Heclaration of Indy pondenive.
A historical report describes a clever worker using an overflow bed to shield a garbage facility from an offensive plant project. Law restricted tampering while police and fire units coordinated actions to disrupt the plan and secure operation.
A hen belonging to Kellows of Oak Tree near Pinksfield New Jersey allegedly rode in a family car Sunday night leaving an eye in the seat to help pay for gasoline. The hen reportedly flew into the car, and the incident occurred as Mrs Kellows drove toward Plainfield without checking the back seat.
A disorderly scene near Major Brialley’s escalates when a man confronts a group. A bystander remarks on the commotion as Mayo Smalley and Mrs Kelloge are inspected by authorities. Police note captured evidence and take a suspect into custody.
In a court case at Chik Avenue, 26 year old Frank Zink of Erie Street faced charges after an animal cruelty incident. Judge Goodnow fined Zink for the assault on a cat belonging to Hertha Wolson, with the animal later put to death by the society for humane treatment.
A construction incident left Rieth Man badly hurt when a crane cable snapped while operating a bucket at a worksite in Penleton. The bucket swung and struck Mr Wall, who was taken to the hospital for medical treatment after the mishap occurred Thursday afternoon. Casual observers note the summer heat makes distinct injuries hard to distinguish from sunburn.
East Oregonian reports Stanfield Ore August gathering as the Stanfield Ladies Aid Society visits Mrs Fulton at her Furnish Project home. Attendees include Mrs J le Craven and daughter Helen, Mrs F B Bilart, Misses F Hoelen Grover, and Mrs William Comrentine of Portland visiting. others travel from Pendleton and Seattle areas for the event.
Details of a British loan were disclosed by Morgan & Co in New York. The issue totals 259,000,000 pounds in two years with 5 percent gold bonds dated September 4, 1910, payable semi annually. Redemption options run to August 17, 1917 with 101 price and accrued interest. Collateral includes American securities valued at 200 million dollars and sovereigns from Argentina, Chile, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, and Holland. The loan underwrites at par and public sale.
Hughes briefly addressed and shook hands with a crowd of about one thousand in Roseburg. He will make short stops enroute to San Francisco. His reading tastes mix dime novels with heavy historical works. He purchased a fresh stock of reading material in Portland last night.
San Antonio dispatch reports no danger of a railroad strike affecting border forces. Army supply flows continue, with sixty days of stockpiles available. Government officials stated ammunition and other essential supplies remain abundant despite conditions.
Portland judge laments legal limits as Harty L. Turner is sentenced to 30 days in jail for importing 24 quarts of liquor labeled household goods. The district judge expressed regret at constraints on imprisonment while noting Turner’s illegal shipment.
Turner was nabbed in a barn behind 4004 Shity-second Street Southeast after opening a whiskey consignment. Deputy Ward and Hurlburt hid in the yard awaiting his arrival. The liquor, shipped from San Francisco via Helner Transfer, will be confiscated as the case proceeds.
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