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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists daily and weekly subscription options by mail and carrier. Details are unclear with missing prices and some garbled words. Core items show daily and weekly frequencies and durations across mail and carrier delivery.
Senator Owen hailed the currency bill as the era’s top legislation. It promises to boost bank confidence, prevent financial panics, mobilize regional reserves, offer deposit guarantees, and extend government control to curb money trusts, reducing the chance of nationwide business paralysis.
The piece attacks Dr. Best for railing against the Water Department and Thorn Hollow work, arguing the council and experts are conducting an unbiased investigation. It accuses Best of trying to override official findings and casts him as unworthy of public trust amid broader battles with a public service corporation.
Wool market news from Boston shows January 1 stock of domestic wool at a multi year low, signaling likely higher prices next spring. Transfers last week totaled 8,000,000 to 10,000,000 pounds with broad buying among mills and some territory lines indicating demand for lighter weights. Foreign wools are quiet while domestic activity reduces unsold stocks. local hog trading also noted with Pendleton buyers, and Oregon Irrigation Congress set for February in Portland. Snow benefits Umatilla County wheat, while the local wheat market remains slow despite firm prices.
A brief snippet notes women’s eagerness to win suffrage, suggesting anticipation of voting rights and potential social change. The fragment references Wise Women and hints at progressive attitudes toward female enfranchisement.
A brief Chicago News item notes efforts to implement an affordable fur regulation measure. The report emphasizes cost efficiency and practical enforcement, framing the measure as a response to consumer and industry concerns.
A grandmother’s routine used sage tea and sulphur to restore dark hair. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for about 60 cents and claimed to revive natural color, reduce dandruff, and strengthen hair with simple daily use by combing through each strand.
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