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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
10
An old promotional copy claims Fry's Cream Balm clears nasal passages from cold or catarrh, easing breathing at night. It promises instant relief by applying a fragrant antiseptic cream inside the nose to soothe inflamed membranes.
City Council adopts a resolution authorizing pavement and sidewalk upgrades on Main and surrounding streets. The project includes gravel and concrete work, grading, and the construction of new curbs and sidewalks, with costs to be assessed against benefited parcels within the district.
PORTLAND, Oregon, March 25. Sheep and lamb losses are heavy while cattle losses are minimal. Stormy weather and poor feeding forced ranchers to turn cattle loose. lambing begins amidst cold conditions, with especially severe losses around Waterman Hill and the interior. Hog market steady with good quality offerings from California interests. Feeder cattle offerings moderate and prices firm. Prime beef cattle show strong values. little demand for sheep stands noted.
The text appears as fragmented OCR with scattered names and terms including Toleds, county, and various partial phrases. No coherent event or action emerges beyond miscellaneous personal names and references.
A health note extols first doing a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning. It claims internal cleansing improves digestion, reduces headaches and pallid complexions, and renews vitality. Readers are urged to obtain limestone phosphate to demonstrate quick changes in appearance and health.
Amusements note Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra to perform at the High School Auditorium as the last Lyceum course event. The review praises the program from grand opera to lighter works, with a standout performer using a zymerlike instrument with steel rings as a harp, delivering an excellent, well rounded concert.
Dense rural ad like item noting scarce sheep and lamb offerings at Opet market and North Portland dealers. Mentions various buyers and prices, plus a testimonial about kidney relief, reflecting period local newspaper blurring of market notes and consumer ads.
A scrambled wire dispatch from March 21 describes movements near Canton, detailing positions along the Canton River and river approaches. It references maritime access and trade notes, mentioning Macao and Bowe Keme in a fragmented report.
Department of Agriculture data show Americans consumed 2.5 percent more food than produced in 1913 and 1912, but during 1915 and 1916 per capita intake declined slightly while production and imports rose. Edible grain output rose 6 percent in war years, while consumption fell, imports up 76 percent and exports up 6 percent. Dairy, poultry, and fruit figures show varied shifts amid rising prices and wartime trade effects.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses. It claims drops applied to tender or hardened areas instantly relieve soreness and loosen the growths so they can be lifted away without skin irritation or pain, with a yellow labeled genuine product.
Synopsis of the London Assurance Corporation annual statement filed with Oregon Insurance Commissioner. Details include capital, total income, losses paid, dividends, commissions, and salaries. assets such as real estate, bonds, loans, and premiums in force. liabilities including net claims and unearned premiums. premiums in force and risks written in Oregon for the year. statutory agent information for Oregon.
A dense list of local legal professionals and services including numerous attorney offices in Smith-Crawford and American National Bank buildings. Entries feature names such as Bailey, Coutts, Carter, Smythe, Huff, Lowell, Perry, and many others with room numbers and building references. Also includes furniture store and funeral services, a land sale ad in Montana, and a small number of ads for old teeth replacements and legal blanks.
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