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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
8
An oath is sworn by Prank J. regarding actions tied to the State of Ohio and Toledo. The fragment references constitutional context and continuing debate on governance and adherence to the constitution. Details are incomplete but imply sworn commitment amid political discourse.
The Russian foreign office sent a lengthy protest to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, and Turkey detailing alleged violations of wartime rules. It cites explosive bullets, gas, burning liquid, poisoned wells, misuse of flag of truce and Red Cross, and the sinking of the hospital ship Portugal in the Black Sea on March 20, 1916, by a Turkish submarine.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain freepone from a drug store to treat corns. A Cincinnati man claims a few drops dissolve hard and soft corns instantly, drying and shriveling without irritation, preventing infection or complications from improper removal.
A dubious health claim extols hot water with lime phosphate as a daily cleanse. It asserts breakfast improves digestion, purges impurities through skin and bowel pores, and touts the product as an inexpensive remedy despite vague science.
Mrs Eliza H Thomas widow of John Thomas died last Wednesday after a long illness. She was 79, born in Tennessee in 1847, and leaves a husband and five children. Her funeral was held in the local cemetery. The Lady Maccabees of the area won a state banner for largest growth in Oregon. Other local items note remodeling, moves, and visits in Pendleton and nearby towns.
The central committee for relief of war troubled towns announced $1,667,806 collected and distributed from 3984 places across North and South America and Canada between Oct 1914 and Feb 16, 1917. No Adamson law decision yet. Washington report notes critics' views.
Swine buyers pushed prices to new highs with top offerings selling at 14.36, advancing 6 to 10 cents amid strong demand and scarce supply. Cattle trading in North Portland showed volatility with an initial surge followed by steadying prices, including a bull sale at 1169.40 the day’s open market high. Sheep and lamb values remained firm as the week opened, with limited stock and steady demand.
Pilot Rock community notes report Mrs Charles Nelton's address in Pilot Rock. Frank Chapman of Buttercreek visited in Pilot Rock Thursday. Alex McHenele and wife of Ukiah toured Pilot Rock Thursday. Jennie Smith returned Wednesday from a California trip. Mr Bill Kidwell, once ill, shows improvement. Mr Lester and wife and trips to Bookang Tacoma Seattle and Portland. Ladies Adult Bible Class met at G M Johnson's home Friday. Mrs Bow Tredup of Chicago is guest of G M Johnson.
Paris dispatch reports Switzerland intends to finish partial mobilization begun in January 54 by activating additional units. It cites infantry battalions of the third and sixth divisions, artillery, and two landwehr battalions. The article notes ongoing strain and splintered banners as the plan develops.
A fragrant antiseptic cream promises quick relief from colds and catarrh by clearing nostrils and easing head congestion. Applied in the nostrils it penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and provides instant relief, allowing normal breathing and night comfort. Use as directed by your druggist.
A jumble of attorney offices and services listed with names and locations. Includes multiple law firms such as D W Barry attorney at law and Petersen & Bishop, plus funeral directors, auctioneers, and a Western railway land notice. Also mentions Dr S A Rompra chge and a Northern Pacific Railroad land offer, all presented in a scattered advertising style.
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