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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
7
In Washington this June, Department of Justice aliens are in vestigating the report from West. The terse note suggests a formal inquiry into a document or allegation attributed to West, with officials reviewing its authenticity and implications for policy or security.
The Liberty Loan bond is backed by the richest country on the globe and pays 3.5 percent. It is gilt edged security and expected to appreciate in value. Its $50 denomination targets small investors, and buying supports the war effort. See any Panoleto Bank of Merchant today.
Temporary steadiness in the cattle trade at North Portland with a light run and retailers seeking supplies. Prices largely unchanged from Thursday with ranges for good beef steer 9.00 to 9.74, ordinary cows 7.40 to 7.50, calves 6.00 to 6.50, and hogs around 16.26 for best quality. small lot sold at 15.40. Hog trade shows little change with bulk offers near 16.26 and top quotes 16.75, while mutton and lamb demand remains steady with limited supply. Shipper activity noted from L. H. Thomas West Suyton, J. Pinsmore West Scio, and others.
The June crop report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates lists forecasts for winter and spring wheat, oats, rye, barley, and hay across states and the United States. It provides May and June production figures, comparisons to last year, prices per bushel, and state and national conditions with a ten year average reference.
An OCR fragment touts drinking hot water for clear skin and internal cleansing. It hawks a Mavertone phosphate product, claims rapid skin tone improvement, and links cleanliness to health, warning of dangers but offering no credible evidence. The jumble text includes dubious health advice and promotional language typical of early 20th century sensational ads.
Fragmented report describes a major quake near San Salvador with volcanic eruptions and seismic activity affecting local areas. Mentioned are government officials and emergency response, but details are unclear due to damaged text. Strong entities include San Salvador, Washington, and Lane.
Washington reports during National Marine Corps Recruiting Week from June 16 to 96 efforts include restoring the moving picture entitled The Star Banner featuring Honter of Hie Marine Corps. The film aims to boost recruitment and shows marines assisting with operations and training. A church member would likely support resuming the show if given full approval.
Readers learn of a claimed catarrh cure by Halls Catarrh Medicine, advertised with a $100 reward for proof it fails. The text asserts internal action, household remedies, and testimonials, naming V. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and claiming nationwide sales through druggists.
An advertisement claims freexzene stops corn pain instantly and dries the corn without inflaming skin. A quarter-ounce bottle from drug stores is said to remove hard or set corns. The claim targets women enduring high heels.
Organized in New York, it has attracted the attention of the United States Department of Justice. It is alleged the league distributed literature to discourage registration under the Selective Draft Act in June.
A dense classified-like page lists numerous attorneys at law with office rooms in various buildings, including Despain Building and Smith Crawford Building, plus a cluster of other entries for a funeral director, embalmer, and a butter price offer. Also included are a carpet cleaner service, and Montana farm land listings via Northern Pacific Railway Lands. The page mentions Walla Walla Washington and Miles City Montana as locations.
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