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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
7
Reports from across the country show strong demand for Liberty Loan bonds. Subscriptions start at $50, inviting every man to demonstrate patriotism, faith in the nation, and shrewd investing. Any Pendleton banker or merchant can provide details.
The fragment argues the body is a poison factory with indigestible residues feeding bacteria in the bowel. It promotes morning hot water with a mineral phosphate as a cleansing ritual and denounces external bathing as less important than internal cleansing for health.
About ten thousand socialists and laborers gather in Stockholm to protest the government. The crowd moves toward the palace and parliament, confrontations with police follow as projectiles are thrown and authorities attempt to disperse the mob.
Amsterdam reports June 1 that Admiral in London quoted by Lokal An newspaper saying the German navy does not wish for more than a new encounter with the enemy if they appear, asserting they will win the rest.
Slow livestock trading marked a North Portland sale with prices largely steady. Hogs sold mainly around 15.40 with top near 16.04, cattle and sheep showing modest declines while prime veal and select lambs fetched higher values amid light receipts and cautious demand.
Ottawa June Two government bills were introduced in Parliament to amend the Bank Act One would let penny banks invest in government certificates and another would permit banks to send money to farmers on livestock A Liberal amendment for tariff revision was defeated 66 to 35 along party lines The general tariff conversion bill was not expected to be introduced in the near term
A reader letter praises Chamberlain's Tablets saying they have given great relief from indigestion over the past months. The message notes the product can be obtained everywhere and expresses strong personal satisfaction.
Eight survivors were rescued off Havana after drifting eighteen days in a small boat with minimal food and water. They report catching a shark and drinking its blood to live while the schooner M. E. Eldridge of Dennis, Massachusetts, bound from Tampa for Lenfuegen, sank in a hurricane three days out. Captain George Delbat and one crew member died from exposure and starvation.
Proceedings in San Francisco allege nine defendants including Mrs Mooney conspired in a deadly assault tied to a preparedness event. The trial centers on charges of complicity in the killings when victims were cast into a preparedness area.
A vintage ad for Freezone claims a few drops remove hard and soft corns and calluses with instant relief. It touts a painless, non irritating treatment that dissolves the affected skin, and notes a yellow label to identify genuine product. It markets availability for a few cents at local stores.
Pendieton residents recount support from Mrs MacGregor and Mr Wm MacGregor for Dean's Kidney Pills. Mr MacGregor describes relief from pains in chest feet and ankles and breath difficulty after trying the product. Mrs MacGregor notes unwavering trust since 1910 and 1916 endorsement, claiming no equal for kidney trouble. advertisement by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Notice to voters of School District in Oregon County outlining a June 1927 meeting at the Gaay Hall to decide on a special district tax. Polls close at 7 pm. The estimated budget covers furnishings, apparatus, science and art, high school needs, incidental expenses, and a request for funds from county and state sources. Describes anticipated revenues and the district tax proposal.
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming universal benefit and lasting relief for catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for proof of ineffectiveness and cites 66 testimonials, inviting readers to mail payment to F J Cheney & Co. and promising sales through druggists nationwide.
A fragmented classifieds page lists numerous attorneys at law with office locations in Smith Crawford Building and American National Bank Building, plus two funeral directors J T Brown and John Baker with offices and parlor details. Also shows offers for butter production equipment and insurance agents, plus legal forms and novelty ads.
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