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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1917
Page
3
A Pendleton shop ad touts suits that fit well and last, with a strong display of practical styles and quality materials. It highlights a distinctive girls collection from 59¢ to $2.95 and a Bargain Basement headlined by separate ready to wear skirts from tweed to silk, with New York models from $5.00 upward.
Silk Department showcases exclusive dress lengths in ta f feta serge silk satin messaline and pussy willo w with season coloring. Prices range from 1 50 to 3 00 per yard. Also on offer are women s handkerchiefs in linen silk and lawn with borders from 5c to 1 25 and Filet Venice lace in widths 1 to 4 inches. Wash skirt fabrics in sport stripes 36 to 40 inches wide at 25c per yard and wool challie for early spring wear in assorted patterns.
The Publicity for a Central Oregon road bond campaign will be handled by the Bend Commercial Club. The report notes 96,000 dollars allocated to Bend for publicity and outlines involvement from Portland legislators and regional tourism groups in March.
Home gardeners can profit by growing small quantities of okra mustard greens and spinach to boost family meals. Okra pods are used in soups and can be harvested continuously if pods are picked before ripening. plant spacing varies by variety and warm soil is needed. Spinach is a prime greens crop grown through autumn and winter in warmer latitudes with mulching. sow in drills and harvest whole plants for best yield.
A puzzling fragment hints at a Nordic tennis scene with figures Mies and Hilrestedt, shifting prestige and money contrasts amid a contested match. The unreadable OCR leaves key names and outcomes unclear.
Eastern Oregon farmers and stockmen face severe feed shortages as winter lingers. Snow remains deep across Baker, La Grange, Hot Lake, Joseph, North Powder, Mt Glen, Wallows, and nearby areas with no relief in sight. Hay prices range 24 to 25 a ton, grain 55 to 40, and outside shipments are increasing. Sheep and lambing ground access is restricted, and stockmen offer high prices for hay with little takers. The harsh winter and limited forage threaten flocks and cattle, with snow depths from three to fifteen feet and a crust near two feet.
An 19th century remedy claims to cure stomach and intestinal diseases including cancer and gall stones. The ad asserts it soothes inflammation and detoxifies the system, boasting thousands saved from surgical intervention. It warns against alcohol in drugs and directs readers to Pendleton Drug Co. for purchase.
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