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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
7
Wanted ads show a young man seeking work in a tester restaurant or general labor. Includes contact details for Swanson & Bh and R. DuPuis, with routes and a phone number 249M. Also lists scattered local notices about taxes, district clerk, and local services such as architects and auctioneers.
Clumsy OCR fragment references a medicine advertisement and testimonials from a Toledo firm. Mentions catarrh remedies and patient strength claims, with no clear names or dates.
Ed Cole led a strong Shorthorn Hereford run at North Portland yards with a Sunday showing that pushed steer prices to $15 and produced a record stack of baby beef for sale. The lively sale drew crowd interest as prices climbed to unprecedented levels, marking a standout day in local cattle trading.
A fragmented, informal passage discusses corns on the feet and seeks remedies or relief. It mentions Freezone and relief ideas, noting discomfort and the desire for easier care. The language is garbled, offering little clear factual detail or structured guidance.
The North Portland market reports stronger cattle with steers and heifers rising, while hogs see steady demand and good supply. Prime, good, and fair categories move within varied ranges, with notable gains over last week, and overall activity influenced by shifting demand.
City records show Pendleton plans for widening and paving Garfield Street from Garfield’s north end toward North Webb, including gravel to asphalt conversion, curbs and gutters, grading, and drainage as per plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed May 7 1915. The Resolution designates Assessment District No. 6 and outlines cost sharing, property benefited, and publication notices in The East Oregonian.
An article extols daily hot water with a phosphate tonic as a cleansing morning practice. It claims improved complexions, digestive relief, and fuller vitality, urging those with pale skin and constipation to adopt the regimen for a rosier, healthier appearance.
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