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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
9
Mountain town shoppers head to Pendleton for Christmas. Families including Mr and Mrs Hoffman with children, Mr and Mrs W A Sayer and Miss Cora Sayer among those traveling for holiday buying. Local readers noted Bastiget Special coverage.
Musterole is a clean white ointment made from mustard and home simples. Rub on the sore area and pain often vanishes with a gentle glow and soothing relief, without blisters. Also used for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck neuralgia headaches and rheumatic pains.
An advertisement invites men and women to enroll in a thorough program covering anatomy physiology electrotherapy photo therapy vibration and bio techniques. It lists MacPherson Williams Blew at 22nd Grand Ave Portland Oregon as contact.
Adame and son Henry, Bill Adams and son James, Evalyn Meager, W. W. Williams, C. C. Leach appear in a round of social mentions. Dolray Thompson heads to Wetton to spend winter with Hyatt family. John Hager returns from Pendleton. Henry Thompson goes to Pendleton. A baby boy born to Preud Leach. Leach as aerial maintainer at Gibbon. Brace couple visit Pendleton. Bonifer goes to Umatilla agency. Dolray Thompson visits Hyatt home. WW Hoch in Pendleton. Albert Bakers moving from Rainger to Bingham Springs for winter. About 12 inches of snow last week, now melting slowly. Gus Seibig goes to Pendleton.
In El Paso on December 20 General Zales and Colonel Luis Comadurans with their followers faced an armed clash as troops moved to Cuartel and shouted Vive Trevino. Comadurans’ men surrendered the Cuartel. Murgia named Comadurans commandant at Juates, but Gonzales refused to surrender authority and ordered Comadurans arrested. American authorities were asked to surrender Comadurans as a defector.
In Los Angeles a motorcycle officer Thomas J Krantchoabel of the police department was shot and killed while pursuing a speeding automobile on a residential street. Police Chief Johnny Butler ordered an immediate citywide search for the assailant.
Bronchial coughs are not trifling and can menace all winter. Foley's Honey and Tar offers relief for persistent coughs. Tallman & Co. promotes the remedy as a reliable seasonal aid for lingering bronchial irritation.
An advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm for nasal congestion from colds and catarrh. It claims the cream moisturizes and clears air passages, stops headaches and mucous discharge, and offers instant relief with simple nightly application in the nostrils.
New York Pec 21 George C Boldts fear of posthumous fame led him to give most of his fortune to charity during life. His will, worth about 16 million, divides equally between son George C Boldt Jr and daughter Clover wife of Alfred Graham Miles, and was filed for probate in the Surrogates court.
BP Averill district inspector for the biological survey told sheepmen at Heppner that the double bounty on coyotes is not the best fix for rabies control. He seeks legislative approval of 15 000 dollars annually to fund federal cooperative hunters and systematic killing across eastern Oregon, noting rabid coyotes and infected ranch dogs threaten livestock.
Aberdeen Wash December 29 A chunk weighing about 100 pounds believed to be ambergris was found on the seashore near Grayland yesterday by County Commissioner Phil Locke who will send a piece for analysis. Ambergris is selling at about 22 dollars an ounce. A former whaler familiar with ambergris says the find could be significant.
Local venue presents an exclusive one night event featuring Ig Jerady Made in a theatrical piece described as a bold, avant garde performance. The production runs for tonight only with a single appearance at the Temple Theater.
Ukiah Oregon area reports mixed weather with morning rain turning to shine then more rain. Open winter forecast tied to black birds and meadow larks. Mosche and sons ship 500 cattle to Hutter Creek for wintering with hay bought on Butler Creek. Henry Lisinka moves 450 cattle to Nye ranch for winter. Local social notes, deaths, travel, and club elections summarized from East Oregonian special.
An old-time remedy advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifying blood tonic that removes an alleged acid causing rheumatic pain and inflammation. The pitch urges readers to take Hood's today to avoid suffering and restore joint comfort.
Reading offers guidance on how to select a flattering portrait, stressing proper lighting and composition to maximize satisfaction when giving photographs as Christmas presents to friends. The tone suggests careful presentation enhances the gift's value and happiness.
Mr and Mrs William Baker of Meadowbrook farm near Dale stayed at the Peterson hotel Sunday night en route to Pendleton for Christmas visit. On Monday Charley Lorens and wife Mrs Bert Gibba Mrs Sluren Walker Bilis Roscoe Dickenton and others were seen on the streets. Logs are being hauled to the new mill ake on the Fee ranch in prep for spring work. Fred Grooma his wife and son Jack were in town returning from Portland Co and Stuart lineman between Ukiah and Pilot Rock repaired lines. Dr De Vaul who left for Portland ten days ago is reported at his home there and his return to Utah is uncertain.
Nick Nilson a Greek filed a suit against George Geanakopulos and Pete Gunas for 470.30 alleging due for labor performed and money loaned. George W Caldwell is plaintiff attorney.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a powerful remedy claiming to cure catarrh through bloodstream action using a blend of tonics and purifiers. The pitch emphasizes testimonials and lists Cheney gp Prope of Toledo Ohio as the supplier.
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