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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
7
A chaotic mix of rental ads, employment notes, sales offers, auctions, public notices, and community announcements from Pendleton. Includes rental listings, item sales, horse and vehicle notices, public finance notices, bids for fire hose, livestock pound, reunion details, and local business want-ads. Prominent names appear with places like Pendleton Oregon and references to local entities and events.
A classified notice states an exchange proposal by Miller at 722 Cotton Wood. It invites traders to swap a Chevrolet for a porch and seeks interested party to contact Miller.
Fragments describe per line insertions and timelines for multiple insertions. References to contracts of eleven and forty months and telephoned directories. Mentions Oregonian subscribers and office deadline before publication.
A disjointed May note from North Portlin' officials reports poor quality affecting the livestock market. Prices were kept steady to maintain flow of goods, with concerns over feed and supply.
Trading notes show mixed demand with cattle and calves varied by quality. Medium to good feeders and cows with heifers indexed around 10 to 12 dollars per hundredweight while mutton and lamb runs reported steady demand and lighter quality.
A fragmented ad warns that meat harms kidneys and suggests home remedies. It claims meat can paralyze kidney function, cause backache and rheumatic pain, and recommends wine and grape blends with lithia and thia for relief. The item promotes inexpensive grape treatments as a cure and notes the drink should be taken before meals.
An official notice from the rising division of the Food Administration warns millers and the public about the price of wheat and flour. It condemns profits beyond allowed under food administration laws and stresses obedience to specific instructions.
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claimed to cure catarrh by delivering a remedy through the system. It asserts long use over thirty years and mentions relief within a short time with benefits to overall health. The language is promotional and not verifiable.
A fragment mentions the war ending and suggests cleaning out drain pipes under a refrigerator. It notes that task will be another for mother. The text is sparse and lacks concrete persons or places.
An old time remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally with sage and sulphur, now sold with added ingredients. The ad touts ease of use for a youthful look, claiming gloss and fullness after application, but notes it is not a cure or disease prevention.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions headache or neuralgia pain and a remedy. It references doctors or individuals and a possible sale or product claim in a garbled query. Overall content is incoherent and lacks clear event details or verifiable entities.
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