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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
7
A dynamite bomb under a porch wrecks the home of Bichel Gorace in East Liverpool. Nine family members are thrown from bed. injuries minimal. Police and fire crews investigated the blast and the scene, with a focus on motive and potential suspects amid ongoing public safety concerns.
Caeceregetition Byecial STANPINLD July 20 notes mention hay cutters, local buyers paying 12 to 14 a ton, and Dr Alexander Wedner on probationary work. Mrs W Connor to Denver for her son Frank's wedding to Miss Elbenbec Crosby, with visits to Clyde in Cleveland and Minot, ND. Mrs GL Werte visiting brother F B Stuart in Pendleton, weekend at Wallowa Lake with multiple locals, and L P Shanele leaving for Portland for final exams. Mention of Unkthank of Tacoma ranch, Dr Oma Mrs Cninenaan of Elienminie ND visiting, D M Kelwae and Riohew of Portland in town, R A Holte in Pendleton, Miss Christina Weir of Peterboro visiting sister Marty Simpson, JP Lewthian of Pendington in town, M Schaffer of Walla Walla, and Post Office Inspector Mr Peacock.
Portland July 20. A thin North Portland cattle and hog market with only three trades overnight. Hogs sold tops at 15.35 while overall demand remained weak and prices edged lower. Sheep showed a near quiet run with 68 head and minimal quotations. cattle prices ranged with limited demand across beef steers and cows. Local dealers Hagley Albany and Ayres Lawton reported mixed lots of stock, but the market bore down under light receipts.
An Umapine household welcomed relatives and friends for a 15th wedding anniversary and showered the couple Jay and Kirk with gifts including a cameo ring and a wedding book while other guests and local residents attended. The article notes birthdays, visits from neighbors, and various local events, with multiple names and places in Oregon.
A fragmentary report notes a laboratory effort at a facility in Exputretens Washington to source cheaper materials for production. The article hints at a secret process and mentions costs and revisions tied to wartime production and revenue, with vague references to huber factors and late central production.
Officials warn that Germany faces fuel shortages and cuts in coal and explosives production. The urgent move aims to conserve scarce resources for national defense as shortages disrupt industry and daily life.
A Tempus mapette from Athens notes tensions between King and Premier Venizelos as new policies stir dispute. It reports rumors of cabinet reshuffle and a vote in parliament, with unclear details on who proposed changes and the timing of a possible dissolution.
An old alerting advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. It claims to conceal gray hairs quickly, leaving hair darker, glossy, and youthful with simple daily use after dampening a sponge or brush.
Frederick Steiner, attorney at law, operates from the Smith Crawford Bathing area.
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