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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
7
Pendleton bank of Merchant section highlights prudent lending and steady savings amid regional growth. Officials emphasize conservative fiscal practices, customer service, and community support to sustain long term stability in a shifting economy.
A damaged OCR fragment notes General John J. Pershing as head of the first American expeditionary force to France. The reference recalls Pershing’s leadership and a subordinate described as a fighting man, with unclear further details.
Teveral Pervhing has won high honors, fought Indians, Spaniards in Cuba, the Filipino, and the Mexican. He is a typical field officer, strict disciplinarian with a kindly nature and strong concern for his men.
North Portland’s livestock market showed a depressing week with abundant arrivals, especially California grainers flooding cattle and heavy supplies. Hog prices slipped, sheep and lamb prices eased, while buyers remained cautious as Holid ay demand loomed and price levels fell across beef, hog, and sheep categories.
Fragmentary weather note provides no identifiable location date or conditions. Unable to extract actionable facts such as region forecast timing temperature or precipitation.
Readers learn of a claimed remedy for a dreaded disease, asserting catarrh is triggered by inflammation and needs constitutional treatment. The piece touts a $100 reward and emphasizes internal blood action as the supposed mechanism.
Public notice from Pendleton Oregon outlines a planned district improvement costing to be assessed on property within the district. It details paving of Park Avenue and related streets, survey methods, and estimated costs, with publication and meeting dates recorded.
London sources say an important shift is under way with union leaders pressing for a central coordinator for the world of minors of labor. The move involves collaboration with another government department to streamline employment oversight and policy direction.
A dated home remedy suggests cleansing the bowels and kidneys to clear pimples. It prescribes four cans of rad salts and a table spoon of tea with hot water each morning for a week, claiming it detoxifies blood, clears skin, and tones the kidneys. Also mentions a grape juice lithia drink said to be soothing, effervescent, and skin friendly.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. It claims gray hair hides after one or two applications and promises a youthful, darker appearance.
The government and trade unions consider joint action to strengthen labor ministration and wartime tasks. Admiralty, War Office, ministry of labor, and shipping centers discuss how unions can cooperate with ministers to ease departmental negotiations and aid Austria-related questions.
Premier Huberto told the chamber of deputies that only a peace by all the people is acceptable and that no conference such as Stockholm can yield partial peace. He warned that the government will ship passports to socialists to go to Petrograd if the conference is delayed.
A wartime notice urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. It promotes bonds at 2.5 percent interest, redeemable by banks, with partial payment options and encourages patriotic citizens to contribute through local banks before the June deadline.
Washington June 2 The war department approved his ships for division cantonment camps including American Lake.
A garbled ad page lists multiple lawyers with office locations in Despain building Schmidt block and Smith Crawford Building, plus funeral directors in Newberry and Peterson & Bishop firms. Butter price ad promotes Home Butter Merger Company at 416 East Oak Wall a Wall a Washington.
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