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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1917
Page
3
A sensational health note extols drinking ten hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, claim it can cure ailments from headaches to insomnia and impure blood, and urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate to start the habit.
The Minnesota senate after four hours of debate killed a constitutional suffrage bill that would have allowed women to vote for president and vice president. The measure had passed the house but opponents said it faced slim chances in the senate. Red rosa and yellow jonquils decorated the chamber as suffragists and supporters gathered for the day’s session.
Helena March 31 The industrial accident board ruled that Walter Titian an employee of a milling company in Great Falls is entitled to compensation after being injured during labor trouble. The decision set a claimant against strikernt forces involved in the strike.
Breeding sheep continue to enter the local market with excellent demand and firm prices in North Portland yards. Hog and cattle trade shows steady tonal values with limited offerings, while adoption of a claimant in San Francisco draws attention in probate court as testimony recounts the late Frederick W. Sharon’s 1892 adoption.
A Spanish-born foe of Bode presented to Governor Alexander and Mayor Hapet a motion from a large meeting pledging to uphold the government and help it with loyalty and cheerful effort as if native-born. Emile volunteers urged Americans to serve their country.
Judge Landis denounced the nation as cowardly in a speech to the Chicago real estate board crowd. He asserted the population would fight if called, warned against conscientious objectors, and claimed he would raise a powerful military force and navy if needed to protect every American.
Increases in net freight and passenger revenue are reported by Northern Pacific for February. Freight revenue rises from 3,678,981 to 4,022,267 while passenger revenue climbs from 820,095 to 8047. Total operating revenues move from 4,943,511 to 5,?
An old style ad touts a rheumatic pain relief rub promising rapid action on joint pain stiffness and soreness. It claims to ease lumbago sciatica and backaches and urges readers to try a small trial of the product labeled Ft. Jacobe OH from pharmacies.
A world's championship race for half mile track pacers is set for Youngstown Ohio from July 4 to 14. Entrants include Bingley Den Berl and Peter Stevens with purses of 22000 and a 260 trophy for the winner. Contracts signed by Single G Ben Earl and Peter Stevens owner indicates entries.
Michigan authorities consider returning to the Western Conference for the 1916 season. Plans draft possible schedules with western intercollegiate teams as regents meet to ratify the proposal, ending more than a decade of separation since 1915.
Helena Mont March 11 W W McDowell lieutenant governor announced he would start an antelope farm on his ranch near Helena as part of a market venture to expand local agricultural offerings and attract buyers.
A fragmented notice from Drummond Montana describes a new law allowing raising of wild animals for market. It mentions a small band of antelope captured for a person named McDowell and references to Russia and Siberia in unclear phrasing.
A scanned directory listing many attorneys with office locations and brief descriptors. It includes D W Bailey, George W Coutts, Carter & Smythe, Peterson & Faireop, Ames B Peart, J A Lowell, Brown's Furniture Store, and others, plus references to Northern Pacific Railway lands in eastern Montana at 31.1 to 91 per acre, and mentions of legal blanks and real estate insurers.
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