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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
7
Hotel men of the United States plan to organize a force of cooks to tuck cookery in the camps of the American Hotel Organization. The decision was made at the annual meeting of the American Hotel Association. Fifty thousand dollars will be raised for the effort.
The City of Pendleton announces payment on Improvement bonds and a council resolution authorizing street paving and sewer work for West Street and Webb Street area. It details assessment of properties, estimates, and procedural notices for financing the project approved on June 14, 1917.
State Highway Commission of Oregon invites sealed bids for a highway project near Pendleton extending toward Walla Walla. Bids due 7-9 A.M. June 10, 1947 at the Court House Office in Pendleton. Bid security required. corporate surety bond perfomance. plans available with $500 deposit. The commission reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions Pewsey and Neer plore with references to a city editor, a remewriter, and Pemathetion Creu. It includes scattered phrases about receiving items, meanings of dentuination, and an unclear cry from a crowd. The readable content is minimal and non-cohesive.
The text blends home remedies for kidney stones with a long schedule for public examinations. It cites a salt-based beverage to cleanse kidneys and mentions a famous preparation from acids and benzoic substances. It also lists dates and subjects for the Teachers Examinations conducted by the Ministry Superintendent in 1915 with locations and times.
A dated and garbled notice from Roche Phetrit Mo 16 in Oregon lists proposals for threshing tele with bids to be delivered to the ward of directors at Linretn ethos. The document names Misterunt tires of Gipeoted and refers to Clerk TAVT TAY ARBORR.
Market at North Portland shows robust demand with better trade than rival centers. Beef cattle and hogs command solid prices while sheep and lambs stay near steady. notable buyers and local listings include H Sitter in McMinnville and Waggener in Putherlin with mixed stock noted from Lebanon and Goldendale.
A new three day engagement at the Arcade Theater presents Untolerance with four episodic tales set in ancient and biblical settings. Stars include Mie Marsh, Robert Hirron, Margery Wikten, Mirai Cooper, Lit Hen Gilet and Tenet Leve with a thirty piece orchestra delivering the production's lavish effects and grand staging.
A fragmentary Chicago page recounts a bold incident involving a man and two women in a public setting. The narrative includes implied theft of money from a man’s pockets and mentions the presence of women suffrage policewomen and a drummer, with differing identities and roles unclear.
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An old newspaper fragment markets Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh advertised with claims of internal treatment and strengthening the body. The notice promises a $100 reward for proof of failure and urges readers to purchase through J Cheney & Co Toledo, with testimonials available.
Old ad copy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore dark hair, claiming a few applications erase gray and darken hair naturally. It promotes home recipes or a 30 cent bottle of Woreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as the improved off brand option.
The notice lists Dw Bailey attorney at law at Rooms 7 Despain Building and George W Coutts attorney at law Room 17 Schmidt Block. It indicates active legal practice locations without further actions or dates.
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