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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
7
An archival note credits Jovine Morgan as chief gunner aboard the U boat chaser. The fragmentary text confirms Morgan’s official role and assignment among the crew, highlighting a historic naval position during wartime operations.
North Portland livestock trade shows steadiness with cattle mostly driven to yards from nearby feed lots for Union Meat Co. receipts were lighter than last week, with beef steers and cows quoted in narrow ranges. Hog and sheep volumes were small, prices mixed, and early sales reported around steady levels amid a quiet market tone.
The nation faces a test for Liberty Loan funding with Uncle Sam stating bonds from 50 to 100000 dollars pay three and a half percent. He urges repayment by investors, noting no default in history and calling Liberty Bonds the safest investment. Banks and merchants in Pendleton are ready.
June 4 report notes William McAdoo secretary of the treasury and Governor PF G boarding in St Joseph as officials involved in promoting the sale of war bonds valued around one thousand dollars amid ongoing wartime funding efforts.
Old text promotes drinking hot water with phosphate as a daily cleansing remedy. It asserts benefits for skin and digestion by flushing toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, claiming quick, visible improvements. The piece reads like health advice with dubious scientific grounding.
The board officials traveled from Peaver to Joseph to promote a five thousand dollar Liberty Loan in Wymore Nebraska. They visited First National Bank where a two thousand dollar subscription was promised. Crowds gathered in Pawnee to meet the secretary as he spoke to bankers and citizens. He noted refinancing potential and anticipated revenue gains tied to Congress action.
Fragmented report from East Oregonian describes a rabid coyote killed near Echo and a small town gathering at city hall for refreshments after a church league event. The piece includes stray names and brief social notes about residents visiting relatives from Friday Harbor to Portland and beyond.
Dr We Tin Pans, a former Chinese minister to the United States, has been appointed premier amid calls for China to declare war on Germany. The ceremony places him as a leading figure in Beijing parliament and a key wartime policy influencer.
Mrs W B Hinkle returned from Portland after a week away. Mopdamen W A Jones and others spent a day in Pendleton. Mrs D Smith left for Pendleton after a short visit. The Red Cross basket social at the city hall raised eighty dollars and fifty cents.
The Senate approved an amendment by Newlands to parole during wartime convicts who have served 60 days, if employed in industry or agriculture. An amendment by Borah to include Idaho under the 640 acre homestead act was adopted, along with Jones of New Mexico prohibiting forest reserves in New Mexico and Arizona except by congressional act.
A municipal health notice explains that a few drops of Freezone applied directly to a corn can lift it harmlessly with the fingers. The claim notes small costs for a quarter ounce from drug stores and warns against infection risks if not used with care. The advisory targets women noting fashionable footwear trends.
An ad touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast relief for dull splitting sick headaches and nerve pain. It urges readers to send a dime for a package and to insist on Dr James Powders to avoid disappointment.
Anno and related family members gather to discuss measures as authorities maintain watch over the carriage pair. Officials monitor movements and note possible security arrangements at the site.
Notices detail a school meeting for School District No. 16 in Oregon to levy a special district tax, with budgeted expenses and expected receipts. Also included are street improvement plans for Perkins Avenue from Halsay Street to Washington Street and assessment district formation, with bids, plans, and dates noted by City Recorder.
A dense listing of attorneys with offices in various buildings including American National Bank, Schmidt block, and Smith-Crawford Building. Also includes J T Brown furniture and undertaker, butter price ad, home butter Mercer Co, washer cleaner, patent rights, insurance, legal blanks, doctors, and job ads. Also notes Northern Pacific Railway land offers and employment notices.
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