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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
7
Classified notice notes a cheater named V. Htrobe or similar offering cash for second hand goods. Describes cheapest place to lay or hold goods and gives address 211 Court and phone 271W. The fragment implies a local pawn or buy-sell ad with contact details.
Classifieds show miscellaneous offers including a full breed Cocker spaniel with hatchlings, a Ford truck in good shape with new top, a white winter larley reference, and garbled lines hinting at more listings and contacts. The fragmentary text suggests routine local sale notices and contact phone cues despite illegible portions.
Complete wheat ranch on 61 acres in Adams County Washington. Includes 220 acres? good, 320 in stubble, two and a half miles to market road. Good farm buildings and two wells. Price 05 per acre. Includes all tools and machinery, 16 tons hay and other feed, some household furniture. For full particulars see Patsy RB Tack Viteville Washington. Phone BEd.
A fragmented report notes Dr W. , a physician and manager at Hot Lake union, being commission ed as captain in a medical corps with ties to Bon Princiacd hospital. The piece mentions a movement to secure government rehabilitation and a return of officials to duty, with scattered references to Newplat and Wir sone.
The war office says the Italians have reached Podali about 20 miles beyond the Piave and are advancing toward Reduno and Averno. Italian forces also report movement near Motes Dilivenza and Torro Dineen with the Twelfth Army guarding key sectors.
Wartington reports bold forecast on rapid mail delivery by air and train networks. The piece predicts same day replies across the United States within 16 hours and three day replies to London, with transcontinental routes becoming common. Credits are given to the postal department for early air service progress and anticipated efficiency gains.
Baltimore residents recount seeking surgery for tremors and headaches. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to have cured the narrator, urging others to consider the remedy to avoid or recover from operation.
A historical account details daily mail flights between Washington and New York under stormy, wet, or clear conditions. It notes 14 percent daily performance, 100 percent efficiency after weeks of operation, and only three forced landings out of sixteen. Aviators faced storms, rain, hail, and wind yet completed the route in about three hours despite severe weather challenges.
Portland November market update reports new federal guidance on hog pricing for November. A three man committee to set minimum prices and daily averages was referenced, with initial guidance indicating primo hogs around 17.50 and cows priced differently. North Portland prices show gaps between crown and fresh meat quotes, with steers and cows receiving varied adjustments. hogs and mutton markets noted as steady or slow amid limited arrivals.
By Allman this brief note suggests a playful piece about Doings of the DU captured as the final scene of a story. It hints at a cinematic parallel and concludes with a light, reflective tone.
U S troops headed a damp parade in Paris celebrating liberation of French towns and the opening of a new loan. A Lille mayoral figure, De la Salle, appeared at the speakers’ platform to an ovation. Prominent subscribers including Palmcare and New Creswell signed the city hall book for substantial donations. Also noted: daily demonstrations in Germany against the Kaiser with protests from minority leaders and chants by workers.
An ad-like health tip claims reducing meat intake helps kidney pain and backache, noting uric acid from meat harms kidneys. It prescribes consuming a tablet with water for several days to restore kidney function and avoid urinary problems, touting a remedy associated with a specific tonic or pill.
An old advertisement fragment touts a remedy labeled Headache Powder claiming instant relief from pain and neuralgia. It mentions a “dime package” and references Drs James, urging users to try the product for fast effects. The wording is garbled but centers on pain relief.
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