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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
7
Public notices announce street improvement assessments in Pendleton Oregon with installment terms and city records details. Other items include a street permit notice, an upstanding horse, and a ranch cook wanted, reflecting varied local notices and ads.
A fragmented sale notice lists multiple items in Oregon towns including Pendleton and Helix. Items include a Hupmobile and a 5 Chevrolet model, a 12 foot Moll combine, dining room furniture, a 9 and a 6 room house, a work horse with gear, a buggy and harness, an office desk, and a driving team. Contact details point to J Campbell, C Miller, Box cas Pendleton, and Hyde and Junk Co.
Furnished apartment at Hamilton Court and 601 Clay offered with two rooms for rent. A two room furnished house with screened porch available at 417 Garflatd. Sewing machines for rent at 1.00 weekly or 2.00 monthly through McClintock and Simpson, 400 Court. Junk buyers Pacific Junk Co. J. 3. Jones, 617 Cottonwood. Security notice about payment responsibility.
An old time household recipe promotes Sage and Sulphur to restore natural dark color to gray hair. Advertises Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a prepared 60 cent bottle, claiming quick, even, natural tint with repeated use. A downtown druggist is named as selling the product.
County Superintendent W W Green announces teacher certification examinations at the Court House starting Wednesday June 26 1918 at 9 00 am and continuing through Saturday June 29 1918 at 4 00 pm Tests cover Woodworking history writing geometry algebra reading geography and other subjects with proctors Loret ta H Stanba and local attorneys listed. Office hours 8 00 am to 1 00 pm and 1 40 pm to 5 00 pm examination free phone 58. Fees and attorneys noted.
Harrisburg buyers dominated a Willamette valley lot at North Portland as Kincart and El Mott sold 1121 head of Jamie sheep for $16 each. The auction showcased top quality stock, with rapid bidding and strong prices, amid broader market reports from California cattle and local hog trades.
June 19 report from Htotletog in Wilexam Yellower states 460000 people in Godage lack footwear due to Obite shortage. The note highlights widespread hardship, urging aid and policy attention to supply gaps and rising costs amid the crisis.
An ad claims easy relief for corns with Tiny bottles of Freezone Up. Readers are told to apply drops to hardened corn and within minutes most corns fully detach. The copy emphasizes painless removal and low price at local stores.
President backs national suffrage amendment and urges Senate approval as Carrie Chapman Catt and the American Woman Suffrage Association leaders praised the move. He stressed that democracy cannot be rebuilt while women lack voting rights and cited women's wartime service as vital to national reconstruction.
Dr Wilhelm Muehren, once director of Krupp, asserts Germany and Austria Hungary share responsibility for the Serbia ultimatum that sparked the war. He says Emperor William personally directed Germany’s entry and forced leaders to back his war policy, a view echoed by Dr Madison, former Krupp head at the outbreak.
A partial and garbled item notes Canadian casualties over the past twelve months. It mentions a cor respondent of the United Press at a country place and references retirement and death, with unclear details about the year twenty-two and M.C. A work. The fragment preserves only sparse, non-specific facts.
A reader advised using salt and lemon juice mixtures to balance kidneys, claiming overwork from meat and dehydration causes pain, backache, and cloudy urine. The piece promotes a home remedy involving four ounces of liquid and a tablespoonful doses before meals, and touts a grape and lemon juice blend as a safe neutralizer, warning against water with additives and expensive tonics.
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