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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
8
Nid Kove Phoal Hameln notes county's tractor and grader work on Tuthitia and Filet Roth roads. The Pilot Taek Highway has been idle for days, with a grader expected to restore traffic. A new caterpillar tractor bought that week was deployed to Havant Helix road to grader another stretch.
Dublin Feb 6 In their bid to drive the British from Kraland extreme Sinn Fein elements push a campaign of terrorism and intimidation against the police force urging systematic extermination by ambush and air raids. In recent months attacks have killed fifteen officers and wounded many more across Ireland.
An old advertisement promises instant relief from headache and neuralgia by taking a powdered dose. It claims dramatic relief within moments, urging readers to visit the drug store for a dime package and warning to buy the genuine product.
An old time remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur mixed into Wyeths compound restores natural hair color. Instructions suggest applying with a sponge to damp hair, coating strands until the gray darkens, promising a glossy, even tone for a low cost.
The article reports Sinn Fein leaders in southern Ireland urging followers to shun police and names those linked to British rule as fear spreads. It notes authorities closing remote stations, boosting patrols, and publishing a chilling document declaring death for policemen and others aiding England, with talk of recruiting hundreds of London police.
A garbled OCR passage presents a fragmentary exchange about staying fit for games. The lines include stumbling phrases about being fit, a roguish hat, and London, with unclear context or complete sentences. Reliability and details are insufficient for a clear summary.
East Cremonian special notes the Willamette Carollers performing at Athena. Carl and Leone, joined by Christian and daughter, were in the city from Adame Friday. John Passeter and daughter Mise Kueme appeared in the pits from Weerton. Sill y Tor Teohor wax down from the.
The report lists various local visits and happenings. Ga W Hall returns from Loutine to tend ailing relatives. Dr Manefield of Walla Walla and Jim Liounlion from Adams are noted in the city. Mr and Mrs Chasm of Meller Washington visit Koprivi home. Mrs S F Sharp travels to Sesiile for daughter Carrie Sharp who is ill. Professor Cramer of Pendleton High School appears. Willamette Glee Club entertained a large crowd, rescheduled from Wednesday to Tuesday to fit travel to Walla Walla. Mrs Charles Graves of Gibbon and Harry McBride are also mentioned in the city.
Advertisement touts a cold and cough remedy labeled as a standard, high quality product with a long history. It claims to relieve flu, grippe, croup and related ailments and notes availability at druggists with a $1,200 bottle reference.
Promotes free bile flow and gentle cleansing of the system with New Life Fills. Claims to ease stubborn bowels, reduce waste buildup, and boost energy. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
A purported health notice urges meat abstinence and promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleanser. It claims meat damages kidneys, links to rheumatism and other ailments, and recommends taking four Jad Salt tablets daily in water for several days to restore kidney function.
Residents and visitors list includes Mr and Mrs George Gerking with children Lijiang and Dilanohe patronizing Milton on Wednesday evening. Pat Shaw returns from Yakima where he spent the winter. Vere Lundell from Wendieton visits Sheetty. Mrs Hautiman of Springfield arrives Thursday to stay with sister Anni L F Davidson. Edeo Cartuno and Jack Harder visit Mrs John Smith Friday. Loncy Jackson from Weaton visits Thursday.
We express sincere thanks to many kind friends for their generous assistance during our sad bereavement and loss of our beloved wife and mother Elmer Chow and family gratefully acknowledge the beautiful floral tributes received.
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