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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
12
A brief claim from Swift and Company asserts there is no loss of time money material or motion in their distribution from ranch to meat dealer. The statement emphasizes waste reduction and streamlined handling across the supply chain.
Albany March 6 A miniature brewery capable of 260 pints daily was found by Sheriff Kendall in a stable owned by Frank Parrish at Lebanon A large stock of beer was found bottled and ready for shipment Residents in the area had been supplied for months and Warrick was placed under seal
Spokane March The Washington Wheat Growers association committee denied the accuracy of statements by Professor G Th Hyslop in an open letter and invited him to a public debate with the chief council Aaron Salpra in Portland between March 15 and 19 inclusive. The offer was accepted with timing to be arranged.
The report notes Leon Haydon Hoffman as the first German prisoner captured by American troops, with Captain Adam Wiasikowski and John Cocharski of Ironwood, Michigan. The text also mentions a 815200 per ton shay report and a rich strike near Curl mine, while noting extreme winter conditions in southern Michigan with two feet of sea water and ground frozen to four feet.
March 9 Hood River police pursue H Clay Crawford a self styled ace and former band member sought for misappropriating student funds for band equipment. Authorities report Crawford possibly traveled through Farce Ontario en route to Crookston Minnesota or Canada with his wife. Observers note Crawford’s past ties to Spirаs band and current whereabouts unknown.
Reports from Grant county note several rich gold strikes near Canyon City. The latest strike is credited to Ralph Celson on Canyon Mountain about three miles east of Canyon City. A report of a party at a local claim reached Mr Curl yesterday.
An old ad style feature extols hot water with lingstone and phosphates as a universal remedy for headaches and toxins. It claims relief from head pain, feverish feelings, and foul breath by cleansing the alimentary canal. It also markets a product called Thypeetene phosphate and touts a hot water morning dose.
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