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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented notice urges readers to speed rentals by sending messages to potential tenants. It hints that capable, willing workers may quickly find suitable opportunities through shared notices. The text emphasizes prompt communication to connect landlords and applicants.
General Haig moves from Binderburg toward the deep sea as strategic orders press him to halt an ongoing crowing by Hindenburg, signaling a tense military stalemate and political pressure.
A garbled reader notice promises a $1005 reward and $100 for learning about a remedy for catarrh. It touts a claimed cure called Catarrh Medicine with a one trial offer and urges readers to write for details, mentioning a supposed Doal treatment and testimonials.
A brief note considers using classified ad format to market items. It suggests leveraging a simple, compact notice style to reach potential buyers and test response in a familiar newspaper feature. The concept emphasizes clarity and direct action.
For Rent newly papered front two room apartment downstairs close in 777 Thompadin phone 206w Wanted sewing phone 482 W Wanted walltreanes at The Quelle Cafe all Saan aean NEES UIREREEEERaeEREER ENERE ene C. SWANSON FE FR. DuPuis Eth mates given free All work guaranteed We build anything city or country work Phone 543M
Legal notice details the 1918 Pendleton street upgrade, specifying Pine Street from Webb Street to Railroad Street, plans, specifications, and estimated costs. It notes an assessment district created to fund the work, with sums apportioned to benefited parcels and publication in East Oregonian.
Portland market news notes a softer tone in sheep trading with hogs advancing for the day. The week end run shows lighter demand and weaker volume for heavy weights, while mutton and other sheep trends appear tepid amid fluctuating prices and buyer activity.
An old newspaper fragment touts a grape and lemon paste with baking soda as a cure for kidney complaints. It advises readers to take a tablespoonful with water for several days to flush and restore normal kidney function, claiming it clears pain and prevents urination issues.
North Portland cattle trade shows continued demand with prices holding across prime, good and fair cattle stalls as buyers seek quality. Stockers and feeders activity remains steady with limited hommut supply. Baseball scores recap: Seattle tops Vancouver, Los Angeles defeats Outland, and other results across leagues. Also report on a Dutch aviation accident involving a noted aviator in Amsterdam.
The Pendleton Common Council approves improvement of a Pine street section with gravel pavement from the south line of Webb Street to the south line of Railroad Street. It designates Assessment District No. 8, appraises anticipated costs, and outlines lot charges per property within the district. a surveyor’s estimates filed with the City Recorder will be published for ten days in the Hawthorn Oregonian. The resolution was recorded March 6, 1878, by Recorder Thos. Pits Gerald.
June reports from Seattle state a July 4 launch of the 24 steel and wood arm vessel as a Pacific Northwest response to the U S Shipping Board appeal for Independence Day commemoration. Emergency corporation representatives estimate preparations in Seattle with possible parallel launches in Portland Tacoma and other shipyards pledged to provide four ships.
A historic ad describes darkening gray hair with a sage tea mixture plus sulfur. It claims multiple applications will restore youthful color and gloss, touting a ready made Weyth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a convenient alternative.
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