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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1918
Page
2
A long list of clearance prices for women's patent kid pumps and canvas shoes plus children’s Mary Jane pumps. Items include white kid pumps with beaded fronts, Cuban heels, and patent straps, with values ranging from 3.50 to 7.50 and sale prices from 95 cents to 4.95.
In Baker Oregon Mrs. Worsham dies at a hospital after illness while her family and Malheur county ties are noted. A local judge Charles Wolverton sentences Jocal Bran of the Low W for one year for violating the capitora act involving statements about government and the flag. Weather and other notes mention rain affecting the region and unusual train ripening periods.
An old advertisement notes Sawtelle eyeglasses and spectacles improve accuracy for bookkeepers by strengthening vision. It promotes War Savings Stamps with every purchase and mentions a Mr. An as a bookkeeper affected by the eyewear benefits.
Washington reports a nationwide rat control program to combat a serious pest. Government experts estimate rats cause about 290 thousand dollars in annual property damage and threaten infrastructure and waterfront areas. The agriculture department offers guidance to reduce the threat.
Fragmented OCR notes describe See Oregon First as a slogan tied to a Cascade Range route with vivid imagery of Crater Lake views, wild scenery, and road development. Observations mention Oregon state pride, a road through forests, fishing, berries, and the Columbia Highway as a notable feature along with local praise for Portland and surrounding counties.
A garbled health tip advocates drinking hot water each morning with a dose of phosphate to cleanse the body. It claims benefits for digestion, nerves, and removal of toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, promising clearer digestion and a purer system.
Fragmentary report from Reattle July 23 notes a trio involved in Amberieny trade drugs being practiced in local lent conditions. Washington late purmaeu tions in etiwention report a reesiittty Berrotting ermean made drop.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a maritime or travel scene but lacks coherent names, dates, or places. Readable bits mention a shore, a mile marker, and a small aside about a person or group, but no decisive action or outcome is stated.
An entry notes a church meeting at 9:60 with preaching and a sublet mention. It references the Pentecost or apocalyptic themes and a form of church activity at the Renbyte church, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
The Sunday program lists Rev Alfred Lockwood as rector. Morning prayers and a morning sermon are planned with a focus on redeemer themes. Evening service will be the first of two services at the church this week.
Fragmentary notice indicates morning services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow with a sermon by Reverend Goernall of the Methodist church officiating at the action. Choirs to sing at both services amid Protestant church union efforts in the city.
The text describes a church gathering with a morning sermon titled The Gardens Morning and an evening union service at the Presbyterian church with a planned title The Church of Moieenity. It mentions a temporary assignment and a community gathering with unclear details.
Real estate transfers recorded, listing multiple deeds with names such as Mitton W. Wilkin to Waller, and others including Samuel et al to J Coff Won et al. Notes describe locations by township, range, sections, and monetary values, with actions including transfers and properties described by lot and subdivision.
Readers are urged to stock Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy for timely use. Testimonials claim it prevents illness, eases bowel trouble, and relieves cramps and rheumatic discomfort. Mrs HL Po Giol of Aberdeen and Mrs J W Wallace of Marion praise its rapid aid and recommend keeping a bottle on hand.
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