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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
7
London reports food prices up three percent since before the war with fresh coffee and onions alone showing higher costs. November shows a 20 percent jump for fresh coffee. Fish and potatoes are the only foods noted as declining.
An old advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild liver remedy and calomel substitute. It claims quick relief from constipation and a clearer liver without calomel’s aftereffects or teeth damage, urging use when feeling sluggish and heavy. Names and details blur in the OCR but emphasize health claims and price.
Herne January 10 reports a Duke forward from Saxe Meiningen agrees to a million dollar deal as representatives of the Council of Workmen and Soldiers press for his son to sign away future rights. The council concedes to the payment to secure succession.
An old advertisement states that small, smooth application of Sioan's Liniment penetrates quickly to soothe nerves and relieve external pains. It claims effectiveness against strains bruises and joint soreness with rapid calming effect.
Fragmentary advert claims no headaches or neuralgia pain with a powder remedy named Hend a Powders and mentions paralysis relief and a coupon to obtain the product. The legible text is garbled and hard to verify.
In Chicago a jury in federal court found Victor L Berger and four other defendants guilty of conspiring to obstruct the government war program under the espionage act. The panel also convicted Rev Irwin St John Tuehor W O Krux J Loula Engdat and Adopt Genier, with Adolph Germer among the figures named. Sentences range from one to 10 years with fines up to 2000. hearing set for January 6 and sentence likely postponed until after that hearing.
London dispatch relays a surrendered U boat crew member’s letter detailing wartime conduct and attitudes. The writer claims Germany sought wealth from its people while classes suffered, and notes shifting loyalties, the impact of the war on civilians, and the uncertainty of outcomes as the conflict persisted.
City council meeting approves health order amid concern over public safety. Health officer says hospital staffing limited and urges clergy and nurses to watch for violations. Police and city services prepare to enforce the new health directive while avoiding disruption to essential businesses and banks.
Strayed six head of cattle, two bay three years old, three bleach two years old, with a branded 64 on left hip. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. Pendleton, Ore. Also a time card lists Weston Pendleton Auto Stage departures from Weston at 7:45 am and 12:45 pm, Athena to Pendleton at 8 am and 1 pm, Adams to Pendleton at 8:20 am and 1:20 pm, and Allen Knight Store to Weston at 9 am and 4 pm.
Market for livestock at North Portland shows a strong tone with total receipts around 11 cash. Prices for hogs were firm with some fancy quality offerings. mixed grades quoted as prime to medium. Cattle and cows saw ranges from good to fair with medians around 10 to 11 dollars for common to medium steers and heifers. cows and young stock also listed with varied prices.
For sale a 75 Holt caterpillar recently rebored with a new crankshaft. View Glann and Scott in Pendleton Oregon. Auktioneer Ohio NA specializes in farmers stock and machinery sales. Leave orders at East Gregorian Office.
Market for stockers and feeders showed uneven demand with top offerings around 14 dollars for strong lots. Night trading reported in North Portland with some movement. general sheep range noted east of the mountains and Valley area bids around 22 dollars. Prices appear irregular across regions with limited calf and cattle quantities described.
British submarine voyage claim surfaces in Daily Mail report of 1915 war secret. Details allege a vessel built in Canada in 1905 departed Maltfox on July 23 and reached maritime milestones amid weather delays and naval oversight.
London dispatch reports the war era drive to keep 500000 women at work. The ruling impacts toy making as demand shifts amid mobilization plans and broader labor shifts. The article notes about one and a half million extra workers affected by policy changes.
Raymond W Hatch architect with Pendelion Oregon listed with contact number 7325 in a readable public notice fragment.
The article notes about one million deaths and injuries affecting women since July 1994, leaving 500000 women workers displaced. It outlines gradual government measures, with continued employment in manufacturing, machinery, shipbuilding, chemical trades, and two new sectors: piano and toy manufacturing.
At the Saxe Market in Aris a group of saleswomen presented Marshal Foch with a vegetable bouquet during a celebration. The crowd dispersed quickly as onions, carrots, peas, and curly greens were bundled and accepted by a smiling official.
Carter & Smythe, Attormars at Law, offices in Despain Building. FEE and FER attorneys at law, offices in Despain Building. Lowell, attorney and counsel at law, office in Despain Building. James B. Perry, attorney at law, office over Taylor Hardware Company. Frede Schmidt, attorney at law, room 24, Smith-Crawford Building.
An advertisement extols Knowlton’s Danderine as a solution for heavy wavy hair free from dandruff. It claims immediate relief, doubled hair beauty after one use, and notes scalp health and reduced shedding. It urges purchases at stores or counters for a few cents and promises soft, glossy hair and reduced dandruff.
Olympia police report Still denies knowledge of the affair in the case against N. Burnett who vanished after taking his wife and two children toward Hawke prairie then disappeared near Olympia. Police note a prior case in San Francisco where a Burnette woman was killed by her husband years ago.
Fragmented OCR text describes a tea theater win and a questionable product claim. The readable parts mention corn relief and a bottle sold for relief, with garbled words and no clear event or reliable source details to confirm.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a easy way to darken hair. It claims even dark color, gloss, and luster with simple application, noting it is not a cure or preventive for any disease.
The text warns against damp ground and urges dry feet, plenty of water, and occasional salt intake to lower uric acid. It claims preumatian cures by polione operol, notes skin pores and kidneys work to eliminate uric acid, and recommends four ounces of salts in water before breakfast. It touts Jud Salts as inexpensive and effective for rheumatism relief.
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