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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
10
A garbled 1918 era dispatch claims a Chicago anarchist was arrested after a mass meeting and alleged treasonous articles in an anarchist journal. The piece notes police hearings, a high security examination, and references Mundelein and an Italian offensive update.
An Annapolis graduation adds new officers to the U S Navy. The ceremony at the academy hall marked the completion of training for cadets. The event proceeded without notable festivities or additional ceremonies this year.
Duly 7 report from Portland notes a volatile cattle market with California cattle impacting prices. Hog demand remains moderate, while officials indicate a cautious outlook for beef with several illustrated price ranges and a list of buyers and sellers in the region.
Stanfield notes list a health officer Dr David Roberg touring the area visiting friends and meeting local residents. The report mentions registrations for Stiles, appointment of Alexander Field as registrar, and multiple Pendleton and Portland visitors. Shifts in local services and several trips to nearby towns are recorded.
In Portland July 7 1 year old Victor Sheb has regained sight after an iridectomy at St Vincent's Hospital Last July 4 he could only feel and sense objects Now he can see people and move about without aid His hearing was lost after a dynamite accident years earlier He is grateful to modern surgery and the medical team The article notes political commentary about a tax or policy but is unclear and not central to the medical item.
An old remedy claim targets illnesses of the throat and chest. It touts a “red small offer” and promises cure by “Halls Catarrh Medicine” with names Cheney and Taleda, urging purchase through druggists.
An old clinic warning links high heels to toe corns and infections. It promotes fretsone, a quarter-ounce of drug sold in pharmacies, as a quick cure to dry and shed corns or calluses with minimal irritation, urging readers to try it.
Vintage health column advocates a daily hot water and limestone phosphate stomach wash to cleanse liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion, sleep, and overall vitality, urging both men and women to start mornings with this regimen and warns against indigestible waste buildup.
Public notice states bids will be received at the City Treasurer’s Office for a Pemideten project with specified duty terms. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and declares the deadline as the 28th day of January 1929.
Notice is given that proposals will be received at the offices of the City Recorder in Pendleton Oregon up to five oclock P.M. on Saturday the 12th day of May 1017 for the purchase of twelve or more of The City of Pendleton sewer bonds to aid completion of the sewer system. Each bid must include a certified check for 590.09 dollars payable to the Mayor of Pendleton. The council may reject any or all bids. bonds awarded will enter into a contract under terms. Dated May 28, 1897. THOS FITZ GERALD City Recorder.
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids by 6:00 p.m. on the 11th day of Tory 181T for Webb Street improvements from College Street to Court Street including gravel bitulithic pavement curb and gutter and trench work. Bids must include a certified check and conform to plans by City Surveyor Geary Kim broth. The council may reject all bids.
A dense OCR list of lawyers and offices in various buildings including George W. Coutts Carter Smythe Fre & Fer John W. Huff A. Keator A Newberry Peterson Bishop James S. Perry Haley & Raley Frederick Steiner A Lowell Auctioneers W S F Yohnker and Montana farm lands advertisement. Also notices for intelligent person earning money via correspondence and a government land grant prospectus with addresses in Buffalo New York and Portland Oregon.
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