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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
4
A dated advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cheerful, overnight aid to cleanse the bowels and liven the liver. It asserts benefits for headaches, cold prevention, breath, tongue coating, sour stomach, gas, and overall wellness, touting Cascarets as safe for children.
A laborer turbines between a simple bargain for his work and unfair charges by a lawyer who inflates costs. The text laments slow growth in children and tables, noting misdirections in value and pace of progress across roles and ages.
Dr George Edgar Vincent, president of the University of Minnesota and Rockefeller Foundation, lectured to 504 Chicago Dental Society members at the fifty third annual banquet. His humor drew rowdy responses as he mocked dull minds and avoided drilling into human personality, describing the hard-headed as unreadable.
A timber wolf attacked twelve year old Jaq Raliard as she walked to church near Penn Yan. Nearby farmer Adam Twhtock heard her cries and a posse with shotguns hunted the woods, killing the emaciated wolf to end the danger.
Echo high school pupils performed a comedy titled Three Haw at the H. & auditorium with a good audience present. Bert Mullins from Midvale Idaho visited Pendleton area and will ship stock and farming tools next week. Fred Rhode and his brother Jacob Rhode, residents nearby, were in Pendleton last week. Local exchanges note Mrs Coburn was sent to Robinson, Kansas last evening. C P Adams, B F Atkinson and wife left for their home in Pohl after two weeks here. Mrs Mary F Dodge returned from Moscow Idaho and other points. F T George planned a three week trip to Walla Walla Spokane and Portland. O F Thomason visited Pendleton this week. J T Savior returned to Freewater after a stay at Butler Creek.
A burglary spree in Shinnston near Clarksburg West Virginia targets ten stores. Robbed outlets include Barne Grocery Whitman Brothers Grocery Harvey meat market Shinn ton bakery Approxsmo general store Haughton’s pharmacy Johnson’s pharmacy Hasker’s hardware Mot Swiger jewelry Findley’s and 10 cent store. Tracking dogs lost scent amid the confusion.
Rabid dogs were killed in Nolin after two cases. Ed Dupuis installs a water system in Dia buildings and yards. Workmen lay pipe at a large windmill by the O W R N. Local residents discuss weather, travel conditions, and farm work ahead of spring. local humor notes include a jab about a congressman and pork.
Amusements column notes the five part Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature The Man of Mystery starring E H Sothern. The legend describes his remarkable transformation from elderly bearded gentleman to a distinguished middle aged man after a Vesuvius episode and a medical procedure. Sothern plays both roles and later reappears as his former self to prove identity amid social intrigue.
Photographic view shows Hungary's aristocracy and peasantry at the December 20 1910 coronation in Budapest. Emperor Charles I of Austria Hungary is titled King of Hungary yet not proclaimed dual monarchy emperor. The image captures formal attire and national dress among the ruling class and common people.
Real estate transfers include First National Bank of Pendleton to John P. McManus for $1 and various lot and section deeds in Pilot Rock Raley's addition Pendleton and Reservation Addition Pendleton. Records show multiple deeds with prices from $100 to $1,900 involving nine or more parcels and individuals such as A C Johnson Elizabeth Scott W L Gadwa Louis Muller and Emma A Hays. A quotation on economy and politics closes the notice.
A reader praises Kilmer Beech Root for kidney health and claims long term benefits with proper use. The letter asks for a sample and booklet, offering a fifty cent bottle and one dollar bottle through drug stores, with a request to note Pettendon Daily East Oregonian.
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