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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1918
Page
7
Classified note seeks a five room unfurnished unit or similar at a reasonable rate. Respondents should address Adirem Box 676, Dendle hoe.
Room for rent in a furnished or un furnished unit at 117 Grange wheel offering affordable accommodation. Quiet building, utilities may be shared. Contact for details and availability.
A compact notice indicating tasks to locate information, contact details, and procedures for accessing classified sections. The item emphasizes search through listings, requests for assistance, and guidance on obtaining further details.
Washington reports that skilled shipyard workers will receive a wage increase though broad dollar demands will not be met. The raise is expected to be announced on Labor Day after a conference with President Wilson, following labor committee discussions on a wage scale.
Report from Cedar Point Ohio notes depredations in a shooting gallery with mainly garbled lines about a threat and a tall man. San Francisco reports a political claim about governor restrictions on votes. In Liverpool compres arrives. In Baltimore, Kentucky senator De James dies.
A garbled ad style passage promotes a tonic for backache kidney discomfort and bladder irritation. It claims relief from pain and urinary issues, urging readers to drink a fizzy white-water remedy and take a spoonful before meals to cleanse the kidneys and stimulate activity. The piece markets the product as inexpensive and effective for men, women, and the elderly.
Paris report says Vanoel Lenn Heo of Madril was condemned by a military court for attempting to inform enemy forces of American troop movements, an act deemed a grave betrayal.
Medmont August 24 report from the Sharon family notes Lieut. Hurford Sharon, pilot son of Mr and Mrs W B Sharon, recently trained under Walter Snook after transfer late in the war. The unit, including 24 others, prepared for a new Alpine mission aimed at improving aerial stunts and formation flying for wartime effectiveness.
Inland reports warn of a hay shortage threatening stockmen along the Upper Klamath basin north of here. Ranchers say the shortage could endanger winter feed while plans to stock large quantities of hay are underway by James and Henry Birew and Jol Aten.
Pershing Army establishes a furlough expense fund for American troops in France during World War I. It details rationed vacations, monthly stipends, and the eligibility of soldiers for travel and entertainment, describing how funds cover travel and leave benefits while noting public reaction and media coverage.
Washington August 28 Manufacturers of passenger automobiles have been urged by the war industries board to convert plants to 140 percent war work and to prioritize the war effort over civilian production. A letter to the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce outlines a plan to shift materials, inventories, and labor, with states and districts mobilized for the national matches and rifle events.
Charter members of the Anti-Tollar League announce a formal launch of the emancipation campaign for mald neckw. Leaders include Mr Frools, father of the fieve nuit, who received telegrams from across the Continuity region. Washington reports the push gathers behind him as supporters pledge action.
Melvina Farrow files for divorce from Here Farrow in an elrs court claiming adultery. They married in August 1606 and have five children aged 1 to 20. She seeks $60 monthly alimony, $190 court expenses, $560 attorney fees, a restraining order, and one third of the couple’s farm assets about $40,000 to $60,000, plus child support of $50 per child for five minors. The parties are Indians. attorneys Stephen A. Lowell and A. WW.
A damaged report from Jefferson City outlines road law changes and enforcement aims to cut roadside hazards. It mentions a five foot limit on certain growth and directs overseers to ensure compliance to reduce accidents in districts.
Fragmentary interview with a Denver shopkeeper recounts claims of prior use of strychnine in Kaiser’s sausage. The speaker, allegedly tied to German manufacture, discusses past incidents and wartime sentiment toward German goods and French women, with reference to penalties and domestic fears.
An old time beauty preparation promises to darken gray hair naturally using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advertisers claim it restores natural color after a few applications and imparts gloss, with a bottle offered for about 58 cents.
An article discusses catarrhal deafness and rejects cures that claim to restore hearing by ear cleaning or local remedies. It notes that only treating inflammation and restoring the tympanic membranes can bring back normal hearing. The piece warns of impostors and overhyped remedies, urging reliance on proven medical guidance.
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