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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1916
Page
2
July Clearance sale lists bargain prices on table damask cloths napkins tablecloths and lunch cloths plus a wide range of women’s underwear in silk lisle and cotton with substantial discounts. Name brands and price points vary across items and sizes.
Pacific States forecaster Bowle predicts a cool week with below normal temperatures. Southern areas may see showers at the start, followed by generally fair conditions in the north and across the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
Meacham Oregon reports a light turnout for the regular Sunday shoot amid rain. Ed Fagan led with 39 of 50, Casey 32 of 60, Hokonson 16 of 60, Legros 21 of 26 with 11 straight, Calvert 8 of 28, Hoy Hwee 11 of 35. Pendleton and La Grande travel mentioned along with local residents. The repainting of the church and various local movements are noted among community items.
Reports from Hood River and San Antonio detail farming yields and government purchases. Early potato harvests in the Mind River valley reach record levels while the quartermaster plans to fund border dining facilities. A Turkish town changes hands as Russian forces advance.
A reader reports positive results from Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. They note mild, gentle action with no harsh side effects and claim their wife also benefited from using the remedy.
July 17 report states Sing Sing will test all inmates with thorough mental evaluations. The warden says feeble minded and mentally defective prisoners will be separated from the normal group. Dr. Bernard Glueck, a total insanity specialist, will oversee the program with resident psychiatrists assisting.
July 17 report from MEMPHIS notes the Hirohan bridge spanning the Mississippi at Alemphia, touted as the longest river structure. The bridge includes approaches and runs about three miles, with a bridge proper of around 2000 feet. Construction began in June 1083 and cost approximately 5,000.
Two columns of Behtheope operated along the castern ahere of the Gulf of Binet hive, raiding 60 miles of difficult terrain in Turkish-foreshadowed area. The secretary of the British war office confirms the statement, noting the Mediterranean expeditionary command structure.
Telegraphic notes report that units operating from Tor and Alu Senheima on the Siam coast have returned to their horses after a successful raid on enemy posts in the peninsula, signaling a tactical pause.
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