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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
4
An advertising snippet touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for stuffed nose headache and throat discomfort. It claims simple use, low cost, and no side effects, while a separate sports note hints at a wrestling match with McCarroll and Ray, with a main event at 4:45 preceded by preliminaries.
Preview notes a sold out wrestling event featuring the McCarrall Hackenschmidt creations bout. Tickets have sold intensely with strong buyer demand and anticipated high attendance.
Philadelphia report recounts Dr Jamewx Keanth starting payments at Jefferson Hospital after a kidney issue, remaining cheerful since Sunday. It notes his recovery and petite appetite, plus his earlier life at Jefferson Medical College and an injury incident from a fraternity window that left him with a broken back and eventual medical recovery.
An advertising notice claims Swift Specific 5.8.5 will cleanse catarrhal poisons and relieve dripping in the throat sores nostrils spitting hawking and bad breath. It asserts external treatments fail and invites letters to Swift Specific Co at 305 Swift Building Atlanta Ga.
East Oregonian special from McKay reports a lively evening with Mr and Mrs Bet entertaining. Notes from Burne Athena and Mekar communities mention Robert Hudes and Mrs Stages of Woes ton, Dick Rush home visits, Joe Hubbard property sale, Will Wright moving items from the reservation, and a late night Wright-Jones musical company at a neighborly dance.
Crowds at the O W depot watched Pendleton excursionists depart around 5 20 with a band playing and revolvers firing a celebratory salute. Dressed in sombreros the travelers carried a full banner about Let her Back and planned to reach St Paul ahead of the big parade. After the carnival many will continue to Chicago New York and other eastern points.
In San Francisco German Military Attache GO. W. von Brincken sketched an ink coat of arms on his baby daughter’s wrist after a hospital birth to reassure his wife would not take another couple’s child. Nurses were questioned about the method as the attache pressed for ink and pen in the incident, which followed his recent munitions plot conviction.
A brief note reports someone named Tie Has Been Busy Administering A Stinging Rebuke in a terse administrative record. The item records a sharp reprimand issued by an official cited as Tie to an unnamed party. No further context or locations are provided in the readable text.
Idaho judges face delays as jurors complain about waiting and judge Sterle vows faster hearings. Oregon labor convention nears adjournment with focus on consolidating boards. Klamath Falls hosts Oregon California Box Co plant with 50,000 boxes daily, 50 workers at start. Jackrabbit pelts fetch 18 to 18 cents, five cent bounty exist. Mohair opens at 6 cents, a Portland weather spike affects markets. McAdoo urges Spanish study to boost trade with Latin neighbors.
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