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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
7
A garbled London report cites a parliamentary commission discussion on typewriters in government offices. The text mentions multiple machines serving several officials, with comments on productivity and a desire to revive old jobs amid a broader political debate.
A notice from Dr. D. J. McPaul, County Physician, prohibits any public or private gatherings in Umatilla County due to an outbreak. It announces warnings against dances and social events and calls for adherence to health measures. Also mentions a local help column and classified directory rules.
Wrist watch in Pendleton or on food te Tinaypien Pirew. Davier Pinder leave ah the atthre fer italia, reward.
Notice lists a year old mule, a black mare, a yearling, and a gray iron horse with shoulder injuries, plus a likely horse and property sale. It offers rewards for information, and mentions sale or trade of household goods, rental property, and a dealer offering second hand items. Contact Pilot Rock Oregon residents RE. M. Ham or L. A. Wallace and see Adda B at the office.
An ad touts a NON-SKIP WEEDER that supposedly clears weeds faster, promising one-third time savings and better work. It urges orders from Pendleton Weeder Works, notes other miscellaneous lines about ads and rentals, and mentions readers to place classified notices.
A damaged classifieds item uses the phrase every ueniul thing should be used. Sal that word article to somebody who needs lie through the classified, mre.
Jan 20 report from Tes states a mob burned a Black person named George Wells and her infant son, taking them from officers and torching them at the state. The chaotic scene involved a public square and heightened tensions as the mob acted outside law.
Suffering readers urged to try Dr James Headache Powder for fast relief from dull and splitting headaches. The ad promises quick, certain relief with a small cost, describing it as the quickest remedy for various headache pains and selling a dime-sized package.
A fragmented damaged passage recounts an overworked worker named Isaac W. Shradford, describing fatigue, inability to recruit help, and the urge to keep going. It mentions remedies and tonics such as Vinot and Koeppen's Drug Store products, plus advice on salves. The text is inconsistent and garbled, but centers on strain and seekable aid.
A Turkish squadron at Medjina Cove surrendered to Arab forces under King Haswein, per a Constantinople dispatch. The event follows British threats to destroy Turkish forts along the Dardanelles as earlier demand headlines.
An odd health article extols an inside bath for vitality urging daily hot water with a spoon of limestone phosphate. It promises improved digestion and clearer skin, claiming widespread use and notable personal improvements.
Jan 21 University of Ootmegn reports free medical aid not offered on campus. Dispensary provides doctor visits and medicines. prescriptions for out-of-stock drugs are covered. Administration warns students to report illnesses to access care and avoid fraternities or dormitory holding rooms.
Port land cattle market opens weak with mixed Willamette valley offerings and a liberal swine week beginning. Arrivals show heavy cattle volumes and swine demand modest as buyers and sellers negotiate steady ranges for steers cows and heifers while mutton and lambs see limited demand amid quiet trading.
The State Department works to repatriate approximately 200 Americans stranded in Turkey since earlier diplomatic break with the Ottoman Empire. Delays arise from the absence of U S diplomats. British French and American officials assess status and potential political risks for those seeking to return and the fate of naturalized citizens amid Armenian Greek and Syrian concerns.
Canada launches land reform under its reconstruction program. Idle public land will be used for production while privately held idle tracts face taxes until cultivated. Settlers may buy land from government with up to 20 years to pay, aided by government start funds. J A Calder oversees the Canadian fund plan, backed by the provincial premier.
Fragmentary note describes a quirky interaction between an American and a French girl, involving Delong and Fruanes as named figures in a muddled, lightly humorous recount. Details are unclear, but the tone hints at a matchmaking or social intrigue between parties.
Eugene dispatch reports Sesie Gibbs, now Mrs Sam B Lewis of Dexter, intends to resume university study after a 21 year lapse. She seeks admission to the university extension division to complete her interrupted work, requesting a statement of her standing and information on correspondence courses.
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