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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1917
Page
7
G Daniels former Uw or led auction of the Omkien Beealees newspaper, with the price set at 250000. Mank Alatieh former director of the United States mint and Hiretkhagen described as participants, with ties to Seattle and northern cities.
Health guidance urges drinking water before breakfast to aid digestion. The discussion links water intake with flushing toxins and reducing indigestible buildup, recommending a hot water drink with a teaspoon of something dissolved before meals. Several named figures and locations appear amid a long, unclear narrative.
An OCR fragment promotes Dr James Headache Powder as fast relief for dull splitting headaches. It claims quick relief and urges readers to send money to receive a dia package, warning against misbranding and urging proper purchase.
Proposals for lighting projects in Pendleton Oregon are invited at the City Recorder’s office until November 29 1917 at 5 pm for next five year period. The acting City Recorder reserves the right to reject any proposals. Public notice appears in Oregon’s Tattle.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Willie Kester from Utica to New York and beyond, mentioning the weigh of fame and a long career. The text alludes to the era and to ties with the Grin clan, with scattered references to dates and events.
London reports King George confers the Knight Grand Cross of the Bath on James W. Gerard former American ambassador. An official notice in the Daily Mail states the honor honors Gerard’s service to British prisoners and wartime efforts, with details unclear due to garbled text.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Chinese soldiers climb the wall of an imperial city amid reports of General Chang Einsun’s forces advancing. The tense moment highlights the ongoing conflict and strategic positions surrounding the capital’s defenses.
The market reports a steady cattle tone with a slower hog trade on the North Part. Sluggish demand driven by weak buyer activity led to price softening on steer lots while cattle sold at generally steady levels. Feeder cattle and yearlings showed mixed demand. sheep and breeding stock offered limited movement amid cautious buyer interest. Prices quoted include local yard notes and expected market softness into next week.
In Chiaggo Aug 27 residents of Germantown now named Pershing asked Postmaster Cle for the change. The government approved the petition amid local objections. Some residents with German names feared the shift would erode heritage as streets list Berlin Thuerhof Divmirek Cobrentz Cologne Frynk tort Hamtara and Mecktenberg Haad.
A distorted wartime scene unfolds with a figure claiming to pen the officer of the day while a night patrol lurks. The text hints at confusion, pursuit, and covert movements as characters move through a tense, unclear setting during a broader conflict.
Depositions reveal Mrs Bacon accused of using Napoleon as shorthand for Hurley in a betrothal scheme. Court orders return of 70 600 farm and 14 110 for legal fees, with 500 funded to a millionaire. The scandal faded after 1515 amid a Waterloo threat tied to property.
A fragmentary Montana notice hints at possible May action toward a quorum. The text mentions voluntary action and an Oct deadline, with reference to an officer named Sergeant EB Brown or Brywtit as a head figure.
An old advertisement promotes Catarrhal Deafness as incurable by some methods but offers a supposed universal remedy. It claims the disease affects the mucous membrane of the Eustachian tube and promises relief through a “Catarrhal Deafness medicine” from Halls Catarrh Medicine Company, with free samples via druggists and a postal offer.
Amsterdam reports Berlin authorities plan to prohibit personal bathing in city baths to conserve water. The measure aims to curb consumption amid shortages as officials cite drought conditions and the need to protect municipal supplies.
A cluttered page lists numerous law offices and professionals including DOW BAWHY, GEORGE W. COUTTS, CARTER & EMYTHE, JOHN W. HUFF, PETERSON & Ter, FREDERICK STHIVER, A. NEWBERRY, RALEY & RASHY, and more. Also shown are INSULLANER AND LAND BESENESS pENTIRY & MONTGOMITEY with service in insurance and dent al care, and an advertisement offering income from correspondences for newspapers with mail-in prompts. The mix reads like an old classified ads page for legal, insurance, and professional services.
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