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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
7
Inland land offering near Lake County features 220 acres with rough topography and flat water. Improvements include fine growth potential and water access with a price of 27 500 dollars and options for lease or trade. Contact M. McCurley and Kad Starmer for details.
Civic party claims victory amid a national convention push while independent candidates lag with 11,000 votes against 90,000 for the party. Unclear lines reference Delhi Sohnigre and United States Steel Corp in a fragmented dated report.
An advertisement claims Zemo antiseptic liquid clears eczema and wounds, stops itching, heals skin troubles, burns, and chafing. It markets as inexpensive and dependable, produced by E. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.
Small print advertising notice outlines rates per line for classified directory listings. Mentions phone line orders and deadlines by 11:30 o clock publication day and includes references to carriers and moving services in Oregon.
A desultory OCR fragment lists diverse religious leaders and groups to attend a council meeting, naming figures such as Presbyterian President Wil wonie and General Petain, with garbled lines referencing Unitarians and other faiths. The text is fragmentary and unreadable in places, but signals a multi faith delegation at a formal gathering.
Notices warn applicants for permits within the UMATIL LA NATIONAL PORWASAYT region to file in Pendleton Oregon by January 31 1619. The notice lists grazing and recovery details, a bond, and rewards for recovery of stray stock and wine. Time card shows auto store departures between Weston Athena Adams Pendleton and Knight Store for Weston.
Second hand dealer YY STROBLE advertises buying and selling goods at 2108 Court. Cash paid for second hand items and new and used household goods offered at low prices. Phone 271W listed for inquiries.
Column warns salts and diet can affect kidney health, touts sodium remedies and alkaline drinks as cures. Mentions several local figures and a fatality linked to a Thursday night gathering, with scant context and several garbled phrases from the original text.
OHIO Chicago January 10 Women took part with men in deliberations of the national committee count room session Two women occupied seats during extended sessions halting progress for male committee members The national chairman noted it was the first time he has seen a woman seated in a national committee post.
Jan. 11 report from the Paris bureau describes France suffering extensive battle wounds as French artillery and cities endure. German forces retreat and begin rebuilding while France concentrates on recovery and reconstruction efforts amid continued tension and conflict.
A garbled notice from January references an event near Cree Pie Sow with a fatal or violent incident. The text is fragmentary but indicates a death connected to a seizure or attack. No clear names, places, or agencies are legible enough to confirm specifics.
An OCR fragment notes a funeral voyage with Admiringman bros and a departure from Washington toward New York on January 17. Casual companies and Polish ties appear, indicating travel or memorial arrangements linked to Washington and Poland through a New York connection.
Fragmented OCR text discusses enforcement of city merchandising rules with references to prohibitions, potential penalties, and closure orders. It mentions regulated activities, possible violations, and unclear counts of cases within the city.
Auction style for sale postings then legal notices and attorney ads fill a local page. Listings include farm land loans, land board actions, and inquiries with contact names such as George Wachtel and Carter Smythe. Also taken up livestock notices specify a grey mare branded Hechtstifle with owner charges due.
In Parig on January 1 Herbert Hoover outlines Allied food relief for liberated Europe. He notes German ships will be used to deliver aid through a system run with Allied powers. Hoover says United States and allies will fund and organize hunger relief but stresses need for definite German postwar pl an.
Portland reports former President William Howard Taft will address a World League meeting in Portland Oregon on Friday evening. Officials mention Eli Lowell of Peer University and Frank Walsh assisting with the event while discussion centers on the league’s aims and program.
An Oregon branch proposes forming a northwest league and seeks Congressional approval for a national league endorsed by President Wilson. The report notes hopeful timing for concrete details on the plan and the potential adoption by the Oregon legislature. A separate item mentions a bank robbery in Lewville with 850,000 in liberty lands seized during the night.
The excerpt traces the origin and symptoms of a flu akin to the 1889 90 epidemic, noting it came from Spain via Russia and France with a French label La Grippe. It outlines fever chills aches and cough, advises rest and mild remedies, and mentions vapors and VapoRub as common treatments while warning of possible complications.
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