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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
2
In Seattle Washington on July data show feed mill prices per ton for various grains and hay. Prices include feed wheat 79 6, oats 62 0, rolled oats 81, whole corn 86, clipped barley 77, hay Timothy 47, alfalfa 46, new alfalfa 17, straw 14.
Report from Warsaw and Kansas City outlines a dramatic front surge by Bolshevik forces along a broad front in Poland and a late innings rally in a Kansas City game. The Warsaw dispatch notes Polish lines retreating as they shorten their front while facing superior enemy power, and the Kansas City game features a dramatic inning with a Dome hit over right field.
Local reader Geo. W. Bradley of Pendleton credits Doane Kidney Pills with relief from back pain head discomfort and energy issues after years of use He endorses the product saying it steadies his kidneys and reduces nervous strain Doane Kidney Pills are advertised at Koeppen's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co as distributors in Buffalo New York.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a magic hair dye and conditioner. It claims the mix darkens gray hair, adds natural color, and leaves hair soft and attractive with repeated applications. The copy urges readers to buy the preparation at local druggists to achieve a full, even look.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney discomfort with Jad Salts from any good drug store. It claims four ounces dissolved in water before breakfast will restore kidney function, reduce pain, and flush waste. The note touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive effervescent lithia water drink endorsed by a well-known local pharmacist.
Unclear OCR fragment notes nine double plays featuring a game won by Indianapolis. Details on participants, scores, dates, or teams are incomplete. The text hints at a baseball setting with pitchers Rehewan and Kim and Indianapolis as a winning side.
Six masters compete in a July tournament. Parlay French champion David Joanowick withdrew. Staich Metkowski drew with US champion Frank J. Murayhalt in 28 moves. Charles Jaffe defeated B. Jackson in 42 moves. T. Sharp and G. Gneidich adjourned.
Vancouver July 4. The following teams entered for the Davie Jr. trophy to be played Thursday afternoon at Burnaby course in the Pacific Northwest golf tournament. Vancouver Golf and Country Club includes Mr Bone Mr Wrestleman H Gordon and R G Kelley Phaughnesy Helehtia Golf Club includes A Montefield J amilh Knee Walkem and Re Symes Jefferson Park Seattle includes C Oriswall I Stell C Spiers and HEK Stein Portland Golf Club includes FR Wilberm I Kay and Fawooty and Dr O F Wit Vince Ye Golf Club includes H A Pleaser and H H Pabsinger Ross Blair and 21. Tacoma Golf Club includes J Compney W T Noomin EL Kershaw and A Raleigh.
The state department removed most trade restrictions with Soviet Russia yesterday, except for shipments of materials not usable for immediate military purposes. The action narrows limits while preserving controls seen as essential to national security.
In Washington officials predict only slight gains for Soviet trade despite the U S decision to ease restrictions. The plan, announced yesterday, followed talks with Britain and France and comes amid continued concerns over decrees and credit pressures in the Soviet economy.
Chicago July 8 Lafollette a Bechowan favored as the proposed third party presidential nominee by delegates attending the liberal organization convention to open the coming weekend. Leaders of the party indicate support and the nominating process moves forward under plan disruptions and inquiries.
The article notes thirteen candidates for governor with a State Convention set for Saratoga on July 17 to decide if a full ticket will be recommended. William Barnes and George W. Aldridge are described as leading figures in the two rival Republican factions, and the committee voted to defer final choice to the convention.
The Labor Party and the Committee of Forty-Eight endorse Lafollette as the standard bearer for the small party. Frack I. Welsh emerges as a viable candidate, favored by labor elements. Lafollette’s appeal lies more in breaking up factions than drawing broad nominating league support.
A heavy patrol plane F-51 departed Norfolk on a beeline flight of miles using radio compass signals to locate the battleship Ohio. The mission relied entirely on radio navigation from takeoff to return, with Navy officials noting the success of the guided navigation technique.
A terse note describes a historical use of a Vine mite compass arah used to direct aircraft along a flight path. The report highlights the mite’s role in navigation and the unusual means employed to steer early planes.
Delegates at the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks convention in Seattle debated the operation of state blue sky laws and the tightening of security depreciation accounts as key topics. The discussions focused on regulatory safeguards and financial stability measures affecting banks across states.
London July 7 Associated Press reports Prince Albert Edward escaped unharmed from a train collision. Details describe a smash-up involving a royal train with the prince preserved, no injuries to the royal party. The incident occurred during a routine voyage with investigators examining the cause.
A Perth dispatch reports the Prince of Wales emerged from a wreck near Bridge town West Australia after a catch and an overturned car. Some members of the prince's party suffered light injuries and the incident drew attention from observers.
The 11 lumber companies of the Weyerhaeuser Interests in Washington and Idaho plan layoffs of eight crews in planing mills and may close them if car shortages persist. J N Tote, assistant general manager, says relief may come but mills will be affected.
In Apokan te Washington the case concerns a plea for a ruling related to city fire department operations. Fire Chief Weeks seeks approval to free funds and address an internal finance matter. Fire fees for the two days ran about thirty thousand dollars within city limits.
Advertised patent medicine claims to purify blood by removing waste, promising to relieve appetite trouble dull head ache sleep backache eruptions and humors. It markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strength builder and Hood's Pills as a stomach tonic and digestive cathartic.
Dayton July 1 Cox fired the opening gun of the campaign for the presidency by appealing to the Democratic Legislature of Louisiana to ratify immediately the federal suffrage amendment hastening women's voting rights in the state.
Rnid Line Company offers telephone service for Italian residents in the west with address 220 Beauregard Street and mailing box P.O. Hor 18, phone 757-W.
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