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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
7
Odd transcription item lists a passenger car in poor condition with a new battery and broken text about value appreciation. Mentions Candleton Aura Co garage and places Vi Lander Pandleton Hotel. Also notes MILCH COWS, “blood for mile,” and a separate $ sale of household furniture and home for rent at the Aura.
The C. and F. Motor Co announces that Victor Garfield and A. C. Swanson have taken over the interest of Geo H. Fowler, who has retired from the company. Mr. Cwidget, the new secretary-treasurer, by an expert accountant, manages carburetor and electrical work as acting foreman of the concern.
Though only 26 Charlen Chites of Brownnville is mentioned as a possible dean in Oregon politics. The piece notes a fourth term for a Lind County representative and hints at a likely lineup for the coming session.
Pen dleton Oregon listings for sale including modern house four old with garage and multiple small ads for hens, chicks, livestock, appliances, and rooms. Dated notices mention Pendleton area and local contact names and phone numbers.
A vintage style advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as the fastest relief for aches and pains across the body. It promises instant nerve and joint soothing effects with a non burning formula and urges readers to obtain a bottle from any drug store.
North Portland hog market shows prices down with top around 27.48 and bulk near 17.46 as ample supply presses values. Market ranges list prime to good cattle, calves, and sheep, with steady to firm tones for mutton and lambs amid broader inflation concerns and a public health update on influenza cases.
Portland officials warn that precaution measures were not fully observed as weather concerns persist. fragmented text notes ongoing attention to safety protocols in the city.
A Daily News correspondent reports on the Flagderm front that Belgian people are rejoicing as districts are freed from German rule. The piece laments German cruelty and describes Belgians as brave against the invading forces, noting widespread resentment toward the Germans.
Garbled report from the meteor department notes a concern over a Christmas carol event by boys. Officials mention limited staff and supply issues for safe packaging and distribution, with questions about availability and timing for deliveries.
A fragment hints at soldiers urged to recall power to terrify the foe. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An old time remedy praises Sage Tea and Sulphur compounds to darken faded hair. The ad claims a simple mixture restores color, adds sheen, and smooths the hair, with Wyeth products promoted as the modern version and a well known downtown drugstore selling the preparation.
A French magazine Les Lectarts outlines three proposed transatlantic routes. The first would fly 725 miles in 15 hours nonstop from Paris to a distant point, the second would link San Johns and Lis bon Portugal with a stop at the Azore islands, and a third proposes a 15 hour nonstop link between Pernambuco Brazil and another location.
A jittery ad warns that salts can excite the kidneys and clear waste by promoting urine flow. It touts water intake and a mix of salts and citrus to cleanse kidneys, claim health benefits, and encourage readers to drink a daily preparation to keep kidneys clean and active.
A garbled ad style item markets coughs and colds relief with prices like $1.20 and 2 percent of inhabitants referenced. The text is partially readable, with scattered phrases about relief, urgency, and public sentiment, but lacks coherent details or clear individuals or organizations.
Fragmentary health notice cites Chamberlain's Remedy praised for croup and stomach relief. Mentions inexpensive price and safe use with children, urging careful diet and thorough chewing.
A fragmented OCR note references a headache powder product associated with relief from pain and neuralgia. The legible bits mention James, a powder, and quick easing, but many lines are garbled.
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