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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists individuals and places including Milton Wigglesworth Merrow Salem Spokane Heppier Hecrher Saunders Ingram and references to machines and buses in a local context. The readable items resemble a community notice or greeting list with names rather than a cohesive event or action.
A brief dispatch from The Pivaltlans notes the illness of John Wantfridler, with unnamed doctors assessing his condition and potential recovery prospects. The report emphasizes the uncertain status and awaiting further updates.
A report from Yorukum court describes Loveland and accomplices charged with operating a still in government territory. George Clark is named among the men captured. Sentences are expected for the alleged whiskey production plot.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a wartime event near Towne Loveland with mentions of whiskey and an arrest. Names and places are garbled but reference is made to a court or legal action and a local incident. The exact details are unclear due to text damage.
Durango city editor William Li Wood was shot and killed prompting a trial for the rival editor accused of the shooting. The court proceedings unfold as earlier rival papers reflect on the characters involved.
Cattle prices slipped in Portland trading with steers around £25 to £26, heifers and heavy cattle steady, feeders and sheep holding. lambs showed weakness. Market notes indicate cautious buyer demand and varying futures forecasts.
Portland outfielder Rammny Hale was sold to the Philadelphia Americans for players and cash totaling $76,000. The announcement came at the minor league convention in Portland, highlighting Hale as a key asset in the deal.
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions let users dye or tint old fabrics at home. It guarantees rich non fading color on wool silk cotton or blends and ships with clear guidance for various materials.
A fragmentary notice reports a local man nicknamed Rip Van Winkle ignored rent for nine years. The tale notes his wife complained and authorities ordered a jail term of thirty days for his actions, with unclear names and places due to unreadable text.
EGO MAN CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER and local social notes from Echo detail birthdays marriages and visits. J. L. Hofnagle, Julius Sherman Wells, and Mrs Edith Waddell are mentioned alongside weddings at Pendleton Episcopal rectory. Residents like Mrs M. Eeselstyn return from The Dalles as holiday events weave through daily life.
Anita Stewart stars in The Woman He Married at the Mivell Theatre starting today. The Touring National attraction features Fred Nible and Worthy cast including Darrel Poe Pketetd Mee Deseié and William Coskin. The play follows a jewelry open during a return to stage form and has a history of packed houses across the country.
An old advert promotes California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for babies and children. The copy emphasizes quick bowel relief, urging parents to consult a druggist and to use the product as directed on the bottle. The tone imitates patent medicine promotions of the era.
A puzzling tale circulates around a radiant young woman linked to a theater premiere. Rumors swirl about a mysterious intervention tied to a celebrated production and the appearance of Miss Stewart seen at a pivotal scene.
The cist of the fly presents The Long Chitnoe at the Area Theatre today. Universal production directed by Jide Cina, adapted from amatory by Peter B. Kayne, with Thy mond. Schrock and Wen a Walthall as Ralph Grives and eluimeter toad. Cast includes Wom Dertened Griew Maplin Poyd drwit Leonard Chaphinin Curtin Margire Culineton George A. Willams Mot Welle. All performers in the group are noted for their success.
A garbled early 20th century ad-like note promises rapid cold relief with a “Pape y Cold Compound” home remedy. The text touts headache relief, no nausea, and claims it works faster than quinine, urging readers to buy the medication.
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