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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
7
For rent central offer at 201 Water Street featuring a large front room with bath and optional board. Quick availability noted with emphasis on location and amenity clarity.
Milind reports from Melbourne that returned soldiers advocate rights and reforms at home and abroad. The movement, with about 3,500 members, calls for confiscation of German property, tax exemptions for returning soldiers and dependents, men from the fighting forces to represent the commonwealth at peace talks, and replacement of defense department workers with returned warriors.
A Riverton woman believes a wartime love letter from William G. Markoer of Company C, 300th Infantry, mentions him being missing in action. Mrs Parker has written to the adjutant general seeking confirmation. the letter appears written at base and suggests he is safe.
In Winterfalmon Washington on January 26 Evan Childs, a young boy from the White Bile orchardist family, was reported missing. Local authorities and family members pleaded for information as the community began to search.
A brief, unclear excerpt shows a mother’s worry about her son and a distant concern about a party or place, with garbled phrasing implying distress or custody-related thoughts. No clear event, names, or places are readable.
An article reports Lieuten ant von Hauser, a German pilot, asserting he shot down Quentin Moura Tell. The aircraft crashed during attempted surrender to American forces. the wreckage may bury the crew under debris. The piece contains garbled phrasing and nonstandard spellings throughout.
A dated, garbled notice suggests renting a furnished room to a lodger who will pay well and stay. It contrasts costs of vacancy with the per day loss from an unoccupied space, arguing that even a few days of rent reduces greater vacancy losses.
Notices from Pendleton Oregon include improvement bond details for City of Pendleton and related financial notices. Also listed are farm sale offers, a take up notice for a grey horse, auction notices, trade and rental classifieds, and various local business and livestock related postings.
Advice on handling the Spanish influenza urges rest and quiet, a laxative, nourishing foods, and maintaining strength. It declares nature as the only cure and emphasizes bed rest as essential.
A dated health pamphlet from Spain May discusses epidemics and public precautions. It lists symptoms, fever ranges, and treatment ideas including vapors and home remedies. The text warns against panic and stresses maintaining strength, rest, nutrition, and avoiding crowds while urging calls to a doctor for proper care.
Dispatches from Athens indicate ongoing discord in the Pernak Keg Quarter of Pernenim with real fires breaking out in the Giol deg Worn area and tensions spreading from the city proper to the Kadi Keul suburb. The Turkish chamber of Gejittios is said to have dissolved opposition from young Turk deputies.
North Portland yards reported no new arrivals in the four hour period. Prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep fluctuated with a generally firm tone in a thin market. Top cattle and hogs sold at steady to slightly higher levels versus a year ago, while mutton offerings remained light but prices steady.
A mailed fragment from a 19th or early 20th century advertisement describes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for colds and throat ailments. It cites endorsements from a Milone farmer in Moberty Missouri and another witness from Titton, praising relief after taking the remedy.
An adic fragment touts a low cost corn remover promising painless relief. It claims a tiny bottle bought from a druggist for a few cents can remove corns and calluses, even between toes, without pain or irritation, noting a Cincinnati invention.
A warning from the American Education Society argues against spanking and corporal punishment of children. The letter, citing Samuel Butler and others, says slapping or beating cannot be defended and urges teachers and parents to adopt humane standards to protect children.
An advertisement claims James' Headaches Powder stops headache and neuralgia quickly. It promises fast relief by clearing the head and relieving nerve pain, urging readers to order now for a complete package and instant effect.
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