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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
7
Classified notes offer sewing machines sales and rentals, furniture, livestock, and services. Entries mention McClintock & Bimpson, 400 E Court, Estes & Friedly insurance, and various rental and sale listings with several contact details and dates.
A jumble of public notices lists a Saturday dance at Liberty Mall and a Sunday gathering at Moose Hall. It also advertises local shops and promotions for Peacock products, with various addresses and contact details. A London food controller order signals a 20 percent beer output boost in the coming quarter for munition areas.
General market notes a steady tone in cattle prices with a subdued run and limited movement. Western lambs and sheep report mixed demand while stockers and feeders show moderate activity. Shippers and dealers listed include Monmouth, Centralia, and Woodland with several named cattle and hog buyers.
A fragmented church page outlines election of officers, a New Year sermon, and Christmas services at multiple churches. Details mention Bible school, morning and evening meetings, coordinations for carols, and festive programs led by pastors including Rev. Alfred Leckwood. Public invited.
Pendleton notices announce Epworth League at 4 40 PM and Bible study at 7 34 PM. Sermons focus on life choices and divine guidance with Methodist and Presbyterian worship scheduled, Sunday school and Young People's society planned, and an Endevour meeting with Dr Hitchiere. Last Sunday of the old year urges spiritual reflection.
A garbled Amusements item references names like Richard Walton Tylls and a bird of Baradipe, mentioning a diregay theater, Mondus, and Jantnre Toh. It notes reinstation over Pow and a ukulele pillar, with a claim that the play is beautiful and intense, amid unclear BMawallan figures Minow ane Heyl and Mokoliani.
A fragmentary description of a stage play titled The Era of Packidlee featuring Hawaiian Princess and characters like Dr Wilk son and Mira Carnal. It mentions a volcanic finale with Mr. WKH and Lan nae leaping into a burning crater, and notes ticket sales begin next Wednesday at Delta Candy Shore.
A Toledo Ohio ad offers a $100 reward for any case Hall's Catarri Medicine fails to cure. It asserts the remedy strengthens the body, purports to cleanse mucous membranes, and claims to restore constitution. Testimonials are promised and the firm Cheney & Co advertises widely.
A garbled text hints at a person seeking lumbago and backache relief with topical and home remedies. The peculiar dialogue references names and scattered phrases, suggesting a fragmentary medical or wellness note with unclear source context.
A fragmented piece argues daily removal of body waste through morning hot water baths improves wellbeing. It contrasts sickly crowds with healthier, rosy complexions, claiming regular cleansing and hydration purge toxins and elevate mood and vitality.
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