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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
10
A vintage ad touts Dr James Headache Powder as a quick remedy for headache pain and neuralgia. It urges readers to visit a drug store for a dime package claiming relief within moments, and stresses to ensure you get what you ask for.
The text presents a scrambled OCR extract showing expenditures, mortgages, real estate creeds, and references to agencies and individuals. It mentions totals, tax, capital area, and various names and numbers in a garbled civic or financial record, with no clear cohesive story or dates.
Portland dated March 1 Jay Wood owner of a Branfld Oregon restaurant faced bigamy charges after marrying Matilda Kienns who answered his ad for a housekeeper He had already lived with another woman in Stanfield and was accused of marrying Matilda to his present home town residents who opposed the marriage led to his arrest The man claimed the other woman was not his wife
An ad extols a foot bath product claiming instant relief for tender, burning, swollen feet. It promises happy feet after a "Tia" bath, claims to draw out exudations causing odor and inflammation, and urges purchase of a 25 cent box of "Tim" at drug or department stores.
A vintage advertisement for Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair and restore a youthful look. It claims easy at home use, inexpensive price, and noticeable results with periodic applications.
An recipe style notice promotes a small Hamburg Breast Tea packet sold at pharmacies. It advises taking a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water and strained to drink a teacup, claiming it opens pores and loosens bowels to break a cold. The remedy is described as inexpensive, entirely vegetable, and harmless.
A historical health ad advises using Jad Salte to neutralize uric acid and soothe kidney and bladder irritation. It claims four ounces dissolved in water before breakfast for four to five days, noting relief from urinary pain, frequent night trips, and scalding sensations. The tone mimics period medical advertisements with specific preparation steps and product names.
North Portland reports a mixed stock market with hog prices rising around 15 cents while no fancy hogs sold. Cattle offerings were light with Montana stock sold at 9 765, and top steers around 69.65 to 946, amid quiet trading and firm mutton prospects.
In a period piece fragment, AMBASS ALO condemns German war aims and notes bold attempts to invite Japan for information about whether such invitations reached Tokyo. The piece reflects Allied concerns and formal diplomatic irritation amid wartime discourse.
California orange sales surge as March 10 marks National Orange May. Stores display orange displays and artistic fruit arrangements. Merchants report bright, wide displays and steady shipments of locally sourced fruit from growers, with demand rising in the community.
Warranty deeds show Henry Miller transferring g116 lot 3 to M K George and Mary EB Rust transferring to Pat J Doherty for $1 acreages in 3 Bh 38 percent plus 6 F 20 and 30 1 2 F. Scealwer administrator transfers to Margaret Hoover for $1075 with mete and bound description in Arnold Ralays Add Pendleton. Hutchinson and spouse transfer to C A Newquist et ux for $2000 in GE 1 4 sec-
A damaged OCR style notice mentions State of Ole Toledo Lucas Coontz and Vrank 2 with an oath and payment of one hundred dollars per each unable to be cured. Reference to Halls Catabre and December appears, with a notary public W Ulbasor noted.
Notices announce City of Pendleton Improvement Bond payment at The American National Bank Pendleton due April 1 1917 and bids for 60 plus water meters from Nash Meter Co due March 17 1917 at City Recorder office Umatilla Oregon with $100 bid bond and right to reject bids. Anna Means Perth Cherry acting mayor and city recorder sign.
A dense listing of attorneys and law offices in the Smith-Crawford Building and nearby blocks, including D W Bailey, W C Coutts, Carter & Smythe, Fee Fee, John W Huff, Krator, Newberry, Peterson & Ship, James B Ry, Raley & Raley, Stiver, J T Browns Furniture Store and funeral services, and Bentley & Montgomery real estate and insurance, with addresses and office locations in Despain and American National Bank buildings.
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