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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
7
Absence of Mr Budd closes Budd's Tailor Shop until March Insertion details show farm rental and livestock listings. Wording includes long fragmented items about horses and equipment with numerous garbled spellings and names.
A demonstration aims to show that a new fuel promising cheaper, more efficient energy beyond gasoline will help claim the war has rendered the world safe for democracy.
In Uratia County Oregon a health board order restricts gatherings due to the epidemic. The notice outlines advertising rates and deadlines for classified notices with line charges and contract terms.
The Butler family thanks friends, lodge, hospital staff, and Funeral directors for support during the death of our wife and daughter. Special thanks for the beautiful floral tribute from A Butler and family and Mra John Mladen and family.
An ad touts Musterole as a clean ointment superior to mustard plasters, claims rapid relief for rheumatism stiff joints and body pains, with nurses recommending it for bronchitis croup neuralgia pleurisy and many aches. It promotes buying jars from a local source and notes various indications and users.
University of Oregon campus readers greet noted short story writer Corinne Marshall, back from Army camp, after a year away. Marshall, among leading Writers of America, toured campus and drafted a new piece on ordinance and aid news. He has been discharged and plans to pursue further writing with editors.
Three men connected to the YMCA fund misappropriation case were detained by YMCA officials in Paris Texas. The suspects include a former YMCA secretary and two Rochester men. They face trial before a court martial Tuesday.
Notices announce applications for permits to graze cattle horses and showp within theUMATIE LA NATION AT PORBAL during the season 191, requests for information to be filed in Pendleton Oregon by January 2 1918. Also listed are stray Jersey cow near Te lix owned by Wally JG King contact 228 W Pendleton, and a note from George Wachitel offering cash for secondhand goods at 310 EB Court with phone 271 W.
For sale 600 acres of wheat land in Montana Moor area offered by Mint Matron al Goworkty Co Milbank South Lia kote. Terms include 95 percent title, 20,000 equity, potential trade for brick building or dwelling, rent income 10 percent on investment, partial payment in real estate. Address EB office.
Draymen statements call Penland Bros and Van to move household goods and baggage, with telephone 339. An ad notes corn for poultry and hog feed and mentions wheat lands and stock mining. Ferguson seeks exchange of a Langilow house in Beatie for a cottage in Pendleton. Penland Bros Transfer van offers moving, packing, storage, and hauling services at Tuloghonn 339.
Portland dispatch reports rising lamb prices as packers raise quotations to bolster profits. High quality lots sold at stronger rates while lower grades faced limited demand, with buyers and sellers adjusting to tighter supplies and cautious market tone across North Portland cattle and hog trades.
University of Oregon enrollment rises as returning veterans and service members join the winter term. Milany predicts next fall could reach around 1300 students, with a winter term total near that figure and a probable maximum of about 1300.
Camp Lewis professional vaudeville performers staged a soldier show for soldiers last week. Ten numbers will be kept for future performances, with plans to add two sparking men on the program. the Depot Brigade orchestra will again back the cast. The act drew praise for its talent and novelty, with Portland audience attendance noted.
A garbled dispatch describes a campus arrival as Willamette Valley students cope with bitter cold. quotes mix in with weather details and a late mention of Missoula figures. The text preserves names like Rox Reynolds and references to Montana and engineering contexts amid frigid conditions.
An early morning blaze at the University of Oregon prompts a student in the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity to resist leaving his room. Fire crews work through dawn as smoke fills a dorm area and residents are urged to evacuate safely.
The readable text describes a fire causing damage to multiple rooms and a house vacated by a named owner. It mentions a chapter and quarters affected, with the implication that residents or tenants will relocate. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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