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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
7
The 8th or 21st annual reunion of Uma tila County Pilamedra is planned for Weston Oregon. A patriotic program is expected, with attendees invited to join on June 7 and 8.
Classified snippets show a Chevrolet Ford trade offer by Geo Miller and D B Watfie for touring trips. Real estate ads mention 376 acres of wheat land near Weston priced at $180 per acre with fall possession, and 160 acres of wheat land near Holes priced at $30 per acre, with owners listed as Corbett Reality and Clinton Hammett care Mayfield Stage in Walla Walla and Bolse Idaho respectively.
Voters in Behenil district 14 of Amertia County will gather at the Cite Hall on June 17 1914 at 1 pm to decide on a proposed special district tax. The budget lists expenditures for teachers salaries supplies maintenance and district operations with receipts from county funds and state sources. District Clerk H F Rickers signs the notice dated May 27 1918.
Public bid invitation for the construction of a sewer on Grant Street north of Jackson Street in Pendleton Oregon. Bids due May 29 1914 at the City Recorder's office. plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell on file. Council may reject any or all bids. Dated May 7 1914 Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder.
An attorney firm advertisement showcases calling cards and business card offerings. The copy highlights legal services and promotes advertising phrases to attract clients. It mentions an Arizona or Oregon business context and emphasizes practical advice for clients.
Classified request for line insertions in the Telephone Directory. Each line costs six months at a set rate with per line per inch charges. Copy must be sent to the office by 1 30 o clock on the day specified.
An old style medicinal ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Chen & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims a safe remedy for catarrh and related ailments and urges readers to try the product through druggists.
A health note promotes drinking hot water before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims hot water with flavoring aids liver, intestines, and blood purification, boosting digestion and immune function while reducing aches and colds. The piece urges moderation and cautions against overuse.
A vintage home economy piece presents a wheatless cottage cheese dish with steps to combine cheese bread crumbs and peanut butter, plus a loaves and frying method. It lists substitutes for wheat products and includes various suggested meals like milk and cheese treats, breakfast, and dinner ideas with cottage cheese, nuts, and fruit.
Portland market opens with stronger cattle prices as Krestook Grade at North Portland reports improved quality. Gains reach up to 3 percent on higher demand for prime stock, with ranges from prime to fair and medium steers and cows. Hog market also firmer, 1055 head traded, prices up from prior week and near last Monday's show.
Trade in general was steady with quick sales by receivers at the repair price. Sheep ranges listed include East of mountain Jambe 16.00 to 17.00 and Valley Inge around 18,000 at 186.50, with miscellaneous notes on ewe and ram pricing and conditions.
The President faces a tax bill decision as McAdoo backs a revenue plan, while Senator Simmons leads opposition. Leaders from Democratic and Republican sides discuss delaying action and seeking a compromise with McAdoo, amid pressure over wartime profits, income and luxuries taxes.
A Columbus area accident kills a soldier and injures others near a camp. The driver and several passengers succumbed to the crash at the scene or shortly after, with survivors transported for medical aid. Authorities reported the incident as a military transport collision near Camp Sherman.
May 27 report from Washington notes disruptions after a private road collapse affecting traffic. Officials say fuel and storage concerns impact movement, with potential delays in wartime logistics and road repairs under discussion.
Fragmentary wartime note mentions two soldiers and a dugout, without clear names or dates. The piece describes an officer going to a ward observation, appearing to suffer, with later transfer to a hospital. The readable facts are minimal and fragmentary.
Milllions of American women welcome the announcement that the inauguration of the high heels will be easier on feet. A simple adwire from Cincinnati describes a medicine to soothe aching corn stores and burns, claiming quick relief without irritation.
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