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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
2
Local ad markets a January clearance of silk fabrics with exclusive dress cuts and rich patterns in taffeta and satin. Offers 36 inch wide silks at $1.49 per yard, marked down from $2.00 to $2.50. Includes extra special lot emphasis and retailer notes.
Sale notes discounts on all wool and down filled comforters advertised as reduced now. Items described as XXX sateen covered with satin borders in contrasting shades, offering urgent savings for shoppers seeking warmth and quality.
County library activity highlights include November circulation 5569 up from last year 513 volumes. Fire at Athena branch reduced damaged books but most were saved. remodels reopen and fundraisers like a fire epic and hard times ball supported recovery. Many meetings and 658 total attendees noted. Calgary Daily Herald access via John Vert. Also included are detailed circulation figures by branch and ongoing road funding discussion for Oregon federal aid through 1924 with a state highway plan pending legislative action.
Mrs M O Johnson of Richmond Indiana writes she suffered two years with age related weakness making stairs painful and exhausting. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her strength returned and she could lift, work, and move into a new home.
The fragment discusses a five year construction plan and cooperation with federal funds. It mentions the highway department as a potentially empowered body to handle necessary actions for a proposed cooperative road committee. It notes a state obligation to observe three requirements and the federal role in continuing assistance.
The American Society for Relief of French War Orphans announced the appointment of Joseph Bucklin Bishop as general manager of a nationwide campaign aiding French orphans and Regia H. Pot as executive secretary. Bishop was formerly secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission, and Pot former governor of Porto Rico. Swante Anderson and wife 406.29
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