New Dimes Arrive and Circulate at Local Banks
Ars shipments of the new dimes have arrived at local banks and are now in circulation. One side is slightly convex and the design on each side is entirely different from the old dimes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1916
Page
9
Ars shipments of the new dimes have arrived at local banks and are now in circulation. One side is slightly convex and the design on each side is entirely different from the old dimes.
A damaged ad-like note claims acids in the blood cause diseases from rheumatism to itching and mental depression. It promotes a vegetable tonic claiming to purify the blood, relieve symptoms, and recommends contacting Medical Department 93, Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga for advice.
Residents of Reith prepare for voting with a local auto service to Pendleton for polling. The schedule runs 7:30 morning to 7:00 evening, polls open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, inviting all electors to help prosperity. Local staff changes and business notes fill the page, including coal and building activity and routines at the General Store.
The piece argues that speaking of playing golf misstates the activity as a leisure pursuit. It emphasizes that golfers approach the sport as disciplined work, requiring practice, technique, and focus.
Senator Chamberlain, after a tour of Oregon counties along rail lines, returns to Portland convinced President Wilson will win Oregon by a wide margin. He cites strong Wilson sentiment in southern and eastern Oregon, praise for Wilson’s constructive work, and adept handling of diplomacy keeping the nation from entangling in Mexico or Europe. He notes business leaders in the state question Hughes’ threats to repeal constructive legislation.
An African American health advisory warns that rich foods overload kidneys causing pain back pain and cloudy urine. It promotes four ounces of Salts dissolved in water daily as a kidney flushing cure, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and prevents bladder disorders.
The Republican nominee and former deputy clerk R. T. Brown campaigns for county clerk highlighting experience and party support in a concise political notice.
A government official emphasizes prompt and courteous service to taxpayers. The message highlights commitment to improve interactions with the public and uphold citizen trust in fiscal matters.
Platform emphasizes strict enforcement of criminal law and disciplined fiscal management. It pledges careful investigation of all complaints and even treatment of rich and poor with courtesy. It advocates vigilant policing of prohibition laws and prosecution of violations across the nation.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political notice or ad for H M Allen a Republican candidate with garbled place names and terms. The readable bits reference law enforcement and reform themes but lack clear dates or constituency details. Content is uncertain but indicates campaign messaging.
A formal pledge proclaims the oath of office as a citizen leader vows protection and service. It asserts experience as the basis of qualification and leaves judgment to the electorate. The statement frames governance as a mutual trust.
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