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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary notice references an event surrounding the Worthy President and a Friday in January. The readable text is unclear on exact dates or actions but indicates a ceremonial or organizational context within a group led by the Worthy President.
A compact guide promoting practical learning in real estate. It urges readers to study rental values, explore property choices, and gain property wisdom through hands on business practice. The notice emphasizes learning through testing ideas and applying market knowledge.
Fragrant healing cream Bly's Chram Bah is advertised to relieve catarrh by applying into the nostril to clear air passages, reduce headaches, and ease nighttime breathing. It promises quick relief from congested noses and stuffed heads with no lingering symptoms.
Workers in Tacoma disrupt traffic as hundreds of shipyard laborers walk off the job over service changes. The town line, formerly run by Troon Ballas & Power, was taken over January 1, causing congestion as thousands attempt to reach home.
A garbled prose piece promotes hot water washes to purge liver poisons and improve health. It urges daily morning liver cleansing with warm water and a teaspoon of a laxative product, claiming detoxification and better digestion, but offers no credible medical support and reads as an advertisment.
A New York dispatch reports the American transport George Washington carried 70,000 troops to France, with 5,000 wounded returning home. The Leviathan was readied to sail, while funds of 42,700,000 were allocated for American troops abroad. Marines guarded the pier as the transfer occurred near Pier No 4.
The University of Oregon Alpha Tau fraternity house was badly damaged by a fire Monday morning about in the basement that swept to the roof before firemen gained control. The blaze caused about 3500 in furniture and property, with much ruined by fire and water. The furniture and house belonged to Je Baugh of Springfield and the fraternity will move to another house for the term.
In Washington January a wind across the army air field led to a ban on piloting near towns and bullrings. A department notice urged strict enforcement of restrictions and warned aviators that violations would be punished. Commanding officers reported orders to extend patrols and report any noncompliance to service authorities.
Transit lines show Weston to Pendleton departures at 7 45 and 12 46 am and pm. Athena to Penteton early morning and afternoon, Adama to Pendigton mid-morning and early afternoon. Pendleton (Allen Knight Store) to Weston at 10 am and 4 pm. The text also critiques local advertising and shopper trust, noting merchants needing honest profiles amid rising ad strain.
Property exchange notice listing a residence near Interstate between Wall and Pearlwater at Peendale Well der proved for Judithon residence. Phone 41) OS ee ee.
Auctioneers Cog Wek Yohnka and apeer announce a farmers stock and machinery sale. Leave orders at East Oregonian Office.
New and second hand goods dealer STROEL offers cash for second hand items. A cheap place to buy household goods is advertised with contact at 210 % Court and phone 271W.
Money to loan on farm lands. State Land Board now funding on improved farm lands not exceeding 5044 to one person. Apply to Chas E Carter Pendleton Oregon. Raymond W Hatch architect Pendleton Oregon. Phone 722 Pendleton Oregon.
London dispatch notes Poland faces upheaval after war with 110000 square miles devastated. Germany and Russia unable to absorb displaced workers. 200000 buildings destroyed and livestock valued at 40 million removed. Polish efforts shift to securing aid from abroad as reliefs seek global support.
Judge Anderson of Baker County upholds city power to close venues during an epidemic. City actions included removing placards and halting theater operations for three days after officials sought court relief. Attendance at schools rose above normal while quarantine notices reduced from ninety-one to twenty-seven. deaths rise cited in report.
Portland report says a burned leg must be replaced with skin grafts totaling 100 inches for crippled orphan Willie McGregor. He has one leg burned and is under treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital for the past four months. Two men have donated 160 inches of skin in an effort to craft grafts for his leg.
News from New York Virginia Jan 8 reports the transport Powhatan arrived from Europe with Field Artillery units and other equipment. Captain M Angush commands the Titth unit and Captain Drake Mort leads the fifth. Most men are from the West with some from New York and other eastern states. Several veterans who fought at Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood and Vierzon are in the contingent.
Paris dispatch reports that US soldiers in France will receive compulsory education programs under the YMCA with classes run by officers and enlisted men. Credit is allowed toward degrees in France or England, and similar provisions cover trades and elementary courses with distance learning for those unable to attend.
Local readers report shock over a claimed EN STAST remedy advertised by Tullman & Co as a complete gut cleanser. The ad asserts rapid relief of sour stomach, pain, and constipation and promises prevention of appendicitis through instant action, drawing doctors and patients into the claim.
The Dalles mayor and council push a hard quarantine as a second flu wave sweeps through the city. One death and 30 to 35 new cases daily prompt closures of theatres shops schools and public gatherings.
A derelict vessel capsized between Tacoma and Seattle during a voyage of merchants transport. Captain Phillipa Keeteer Mee Mousroln apt Exar Sanges and crew clung to the hull as a fire burned below. One crew member reportedly faced injuries, while the others endured the peril with resilience and swift action.
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