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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
8
Our school held a Tuesday night event in Baat Oregonian Special Nolin on November 3. Proceeds from the entertainment totaled 45.26 to fund a loan for a large book case. A straw vote for presidential candidates showed Wien 36, Hughes 5, and Oneon 4.
The assessor and public speaker Strain rose to attention in 1896 in Western Oreon as a Democrat. He earned a life diploma as a teacher in 1807 and later served as County Assessor. His work aimed to equalize assessments and curb tax dodgers among public utilities and affluent entities, highlighting energy and economy in office.
An old promotional passage touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness and constipation. It describes liver delay fermenting food and a clogged bowels causing toxins. The ad claims Cascarets purify blood ease head pain and promote clear skin and regular bowels overnight.
New York aviator Viewr Curkham completed a non stop journey from Chicago to New York. He averaged about nine miles per hour winds and set a new American air record of four hundred fifty miles. He plans to resume the trip after a noon departure yesterday.
A motor freight accident near a school left seventeen people injured. Driver Peter Kyowh was subdued after the incident as the crowd gathered.
Katharine Doyle aged ten who had been missing since Monday was found sleeping under the synagogue porch. She feared punishment at home and wandered the streets begging pie and apples, showing signs of hunger and exhaustion.
Washington reports a nationwide fuel shortage worsened by a car famine. Officials indicate under half the nation's crops are moved to mills, threatening supply chains and prices as manufacturers scramble for transport and logistics access.
November proves the heaviest crop month, while midwestern and eastern industrial centers report factories closing due to fuel shortages. New York officials issue urgent appeals for fuel shipments to avert further cuts in production and services.
A 47 year record claims Dr King’s New Discovery relieves coughing hacking and congestion from colds. The ad urges buying a bottle from druggists for 50 cents, noting effectiveness for all ages and energy recovery.
Roosevelt addresses a large mass meeting in Toledo and headlines Cleveland appearances. He attacks Wilson for politicizing human lives and questions his commitment to a decent government. He denounces free government benefits and calls for true American citizenship as crowds cheer through the parade.
Returning soldiers of the republic come home with time to cast ballots, signaling the public vote on the country’s future and indicating continued civic involvement following service.
Voter instructions describe marking choices for electors Hughes and Fair bake and the Republican slate. The text outlines marking for Hughes and Fair bake and notes restrictions on voting for socialist candidates, with emphasis on selecting a slate between many electors.
Earl Mears Chester Du puis Freeman Hendricke and Mimnet Joanita Dapuls attend a gathering at Echo Tuesday night. E and R Alvord arrive from Gurnhald Oregon before harvest and move to Pendleton for the winter. John C Williams loses his combine in a Wednesday night fire with 140 sacks to thresh, origin unknown. Mr Williams suffered prior burns, and Karl Lee’s wheat suffers losses. Teacher couple I Bixby attend teachers institute in Pendleton. Maxwell car owned by F Flaher. A J Harp visits Pendleton. F Steele and John Bartley drive to county fair. Whi Stusher travels from Pendleton.
An old patent medicine advertisement warns of child worms causing pale fretful behavior and tooth grinding. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant remedy that kills worms and acts as a mild laxative to expel them, claiming worming restores vitality. 25 cents.
Helena Mont November action report notes United States commissioner of Indian affairs Ney recommends the establishment of a large Indian vocational school to handle rapidly increasing enrollment. He plans to press for action in winter conferences at Port William Henry and related military post school facilities.
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