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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
4
A mixed reader’s page offers kitchen hints such as eggless dressings and marmalade ideas, plus home tasks. It includes fabric care like pillow washing and feather laundering, sewing apron patterns, and crochet trims. Also notes on hyacinth care and decorative linen sham with filet insets.
An advertorial claim touts Kyowlton's Imaderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It asserts the product destroys flakes, stops shedding, and improves scalp health with a cent bottle at drug stores, promising new, soft, glossy hair after a few weeks.
A neutral nation prevents the grand opera from being discarded by guarding its future. The action preserves a cultural treasure and maintains ongoing performances despite uncertain funding or political pressure.
Fragments advertise Foley products for kidney relief bronchitis constipation and general ailments. Includes a mail order plea to send name address and payment to Foley & Co Tallman & Co with offer of trial quantities.
Washington Jan 19 Opposed Borah Idaho questions rapid action on peace notes. Senator Hitchcock Nebraska asks for immediate consideration of a resolution endorsing the president. Borah objects, saying he does not criticize but doubts hasty action after reading the note in newspapers.
Enrollment in agricultural classes has surged by about fifty percent this semester. Courses include vegetable gardening for freshmen and poultry keeping for sophomores, conducted under home project work with supervision from Mr. Fendall. Students will grow and record plant growth and manage soil, plus hatch eggs and build coops as part of hands on training with school equipment and community loaned engines.
Salem January 19 Oregonian Special reports three bills by Ivan Martin of Marion county to extend Hen law to debts for harvesting and threshing labor and horseshoeing. Filings require price agreements, worker and land details, and grain amounts within 30 days of completion. A separate blacksmith lien allows notice within 60 days to place a lien on the animal. A 25 cent filing fee is set for county clerks.
A local ad promotes men’s wool shirts in grey olive tan brown navy and patterns. Prices range from 1.50 to 5.00 with several mid tier options. Strong colors and warm fabrics highlighted for chilly mornings.
Warranty deeds show Atkisson and others selling to SN Cum mings for parcels in Twp 5 North Range 20 and other plots. Mella Brigga sells to James Bottger for $10 in Sec 16 Twp 2 North Range 29. James Hottner to Melisah Briggs for $200 in Sec 15 Twp 3 North. F C Ames to wife Anna TL for $1 in Sec 6 Twp 4 North Range 25. D A Prindle et al to Western Land Irrigation Co for $1 in Sec 5 Twp 4 NM BR 88. Tetsie Land to FP for $40 in Hermiston area, lots described.
The Chinon government has contracted with the Siame-Carey Co. of St Paul for an additional 20 miles of railway from Chow-Kiakow in Henan to Stans vangtt Hapelt province. The project adds to over 2000 miles of railways already planned with a value exceeding $1000000. Earlier, Japan and Russian governments protested, saying prior rights were violated.
In Camden New Jersey the piece reports an opinion by Vice Chancellor Lonmin stating love can dwell even in a rain spot and be contented. The article mentions Mrs. Reltvederia Clark and Howard Clark in a brief, fragmentary context.
Allertaine Marlowe, an attractive seventeen year old daughter, testifies in the divorce action brought by Robert Noiker, wealthy Aer Club president of St Louis. She describes alleged misconduct involving her friend Mrs. Nolker in New York and Paris. Witness stood from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with brief luncheon breaks, as one of five dependents subpoenaed.
A garbled reading shows a tale of a mill, a marriage and a failed umbrella, with odd lines about a “neet” for Nie Wife and a yearly vintage. It also references medical claims for Sarsaparilis and a product called Tuk Hools-Adv.
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