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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1916
Page
7
Judge Cubh ordered continued injunction against striking longshoremen in Tacoma on July 10. No final hearing date was set. The judge noted the workers did not show that the mill workers had attacked the sports facility.
A vintage ad promotes Wrém vely headache powders claiming quick relief for head pain and neuralgia. The copy urges readers to visit a drug store for a small package of these powders, promising fast action and renewed comfort.
The county anticipates a better wheat harvest despite a poor 1915 season. Officials and farmers report improved soil, favorable fall weather, and a likely total near 1.9 million bushels, with Holt and surrounding areas expected to show strong yields while Fulton and adjacent districts vary.
Reports from Chicago on July 1 describe rumors about a new rust damage form affecting the grain market. Early trading saw strong demand and higher bids for wheat, while later traders grew cautious as foreign demand appeared uncertain and prices fluctuated.
A fragmentary account recalls a volunteer bride who sought wedding attire after a life of service. The text details a sleeveless wedding gown with a lace bodice, pearl-trimmed loops, and a Greelin style skirt, with a fitted girdle and tulle veil styled simply over the forehead and tied with white ribbons.
Fragmentary OCR data mentions grain bribes and futures with scattered month tags and prices, lacking coherent subject or identifiable entities to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Portland July 11 The hog market moved higher gaining about 20 cents from Saturday with prices up to 8 80. Cattle and sheep offerings were steady as steer prices firmed. Traders noted strong demand and buoyancy may persist, though no firm future price in sight due to wartime effects.
A fragment notes a pamphlet from a department that extols medicinal roots and weeds as remedies for female conditions. It references Lyla B. Pinkhoum and a vegetable remedy claimed to be widely demanded, with emphasis on its recognition as a Stanton remedy.
In Mortlas De Oregon mothers led by Mrs John T May gathered at Imperial hotel to question why teachers were not joining the Mexican conflict. Professor Mangold and Professor May offered explanations citing family needs and delays. Lieutenant Colonel May and Adjutant General White denied coercion. conversations touched on duties during wartime and local governance. Sir Michael Francis O Dwyer referenced Indian affairs and Punjab governance.
Report notes Zach Wheat, Brooklyn outfielder, has faced rough patches this year but shows signs of recovery. He is advancing toward a .500 batting average as his current hitting streak strengthens. In a recent game against the Giants he contributed several hits during a six minute span.
Nolin and Yoakum residents attended the Echo picnic in Nolin Oregon on July 10. The event drew many locals who reported a pleasant day with good food and cheerful company, returning home satisfied with the outing.
Darrington family from Fresno and Byers family members arrive for summer at Lincoln area. A pink pajama party hosted by Mrs Charlie Fanshler draws attendees including Mrs I G Darrington Mrs W G Paine and Miss Dorrin Darrington recent arrivals from Fresno. Families from Motbelle Missouri and Pendleton Indiana join Linch cafeteria service follows late night gathering.
At El Paso on July 16 a clash between Dito Villletas under Casimo Contetas and Carranzizxias near San Nie vor Dirrango Gonzales triggered a precautionary mobilization. The fifth Massachusetts Infantry was ordered to defend district 9 against Villleta raiders. Flour priced at 64.75 dollars tops Agwrana.
An advertorial style notice touts a remedy named Alls Catarrh Cure promising cure for catarrh after long suffering. It asserts many years of use, claims rapid relief and urges readers to start immediately. The message lists Cheney & Co as distributors and mentions a free offer.
James Johns Prec. C H Mareh with Bentley Montgomery real estate fire life and accident insurance agents. George W Coutts attorney at law handles deeds mortgages contracts drawn collections. Peterson Bishop attorney at law practice in law room 4 Smith Crawford building. Douglas W Bailey attorney at law in state and federal courts rooms 7 and 9 Despain building.
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