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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1919
Page
7
A public notice invites individuals knowing themselves in debt to call at 209 West Wobui Street for the next two weeks to settle accounts. Phone 1006 is provided. The item reflects a cautionary tone about affording a home and housing value.
In the United States Court of the Western District the matter of John W. Bickford of Hermiston is raised. On February 1, 1919, he was adjudicated bankrupt. creditors meeting to be held February 5, 1919, at 9:00 a.m. at the office of the referee in bankruptcy in Pendleton. A sale of bonds for street improvements is announced with bids due February 19, 1948, at 5 p.m., with cash bond requirements and right of city to reject bids. Other notices of sale for improvement bonds and associated terms follow, all dated February 7, 1919.
Denver report details Martin Stafford of 1100 Steele Street who, amid a legal tale of inheritance, hints his will nearly disinherits one of his three children and specifies a single dime to guide his son away from drinking, amid strained family and estate issues.
A dated health ad suggests backache and dull kidney misery signal salt overdose from overworked kidneys. It claims a salt mixture and juice cleanse will flush toxins, ease bowels, improve urine clarity, and stimulate kidneys, with recommendations to drink Lithine water and seek a physician if symptoms persist.
Crown Prince Priederich Wilhelm of Prussia has engaged Berlin lawyers to file for divorce amid reports of strained relations with Crown Princess Creilic. World gossip recalls his wartime adventures and the princess’s alleged infidelity, shaping public perception of the royal couple.
In Paris a bay gelding named Portitan, tied for best horse in France, earned first prize at the Pau Horse Show. Portitan, described as Portin’s price set to Solin Purttian, impressed judges and breeders during the election of France’s premier horse.
A brief, garbled OCR fragment discusses breaking the cold and mentions a “predicine cabinet” priced at 6c and $1.2. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but suggests a remedy or item claimed to be indispensable. No clear date or source context is given.
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