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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
7
Classified ad fragment lists sleeping rooms, furnished and unfurnished apartments at 501 Clay, 703 E Alta, 222 B Court, and 719 Ann Street with phone contacts. Mentions keepers and a Hamilton Court housekeeping rooms rental. Also notes auto stage schedule from Pilot Rock to Pendleton and legal notices on local bonds and school event approvals.
In North Portland, hogs sold broadly strong with few headoutsuo as buyers pushed prices up. Prices for top lots reached around 16.95 per hundredweight, while some lighter loads averaged near 14.95, reflecting improving demand and quality. Cattle market showed firmness with higher quotations, aided by robust buying and active calf and steer trades. The day featured strong general demand across cattle classes and limited mutton arrivals, keeping markets lively.
In London on February 20 Mount George is set for Parks with four requests for mutational presence. In Idaho on February 19 after long wrangling, the eleventh hour act for women's emancipation moved to a vote of forty percent as many members favored the new views but voted against due to opposition.
Fragmented ad copy touts No Headache or Neuralgia Pain and references James in a sales pitch. The illegible text implies a patent or elixir product with claims of pain relief and quick effect, seemingly from an early advertising era.
A debated rider argues the act’s emergency clause allows longer work hours for employers. Critics warn the measure may undermine safeguards as the plan collides with a claimed emergency. In Tacoma on Feb 19 a relief fund report cites a suspicious donation chain and a forged check drawn on the Fire National Bank of Portland, raising questions about fund integrity.
Spokane reports wartime letter from Corporal Daniel Dutieing of the 3401 Meld artillery claiming American troops dislike the French. He says residents fear the French and describe affection for American presence, noting discomfort with unfamiliar customs.
Police found a large family, five children aged from four weeks to five years, living in a rooming house on Samn Street without food or money. Chief Roberta and County Judge Marsh arrange care for the family after they started in Washington, Baker County, and were stranded. The article notes officers’ perceptions of conscription or discipline among troops and mentions civilians’ reception abroad.
Modern ad style claims quick relief from rheumatic and joint pain with topical liniment. It promises rapid soothing action without delay, suggesting noticeable reduction in inflammation and swelling as the product is applied.
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