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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
6
The report covers Branfield and Portland election outcomes with Henry J. Taylor newly elected official. It notes trustees meeting plans in Portland and visits by W. Moult and George Copinger among others. Mentions University of Oregon Homecoming and local social appearances by Edna Wussave Hop and Miss Hoppers in Pendleton and Portland.
In Chicago on November 6 voters demonstrate against an aristocratic order as farmers press for national reform. Reports describe unrest and calls for government changes, with protests and political tension shaping the day. Strong language and unclear names reflect a chaotic excerpt from the era.
In today’s market report, prices for wheat show minimal movement. Notable quotes and price points are listed with broker notes and closing figures, reflecting a steady session amid slight fluctuations.
News from London reports a tense Turkish situation after the Eastern Telegraph Company line was cut on the Komotin side of the Chanate area. No open hostilities yet, but repairs are blocked by Turkish authorities. London dispatches note cautious responses from officials and no wall actions. In Chicago a separate item announces completion of the first nationwide organization of radio broadcasting station owners at a convention in Lenora.
Pendleton hosts a hearts tourney for crater members at the Elke eloth corse starting at Tothwo'clock in Lanwiston CC Geary Umatilla county man faces non support charges reported by Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin Firemen to meet before Armistice Day parade and Pilot Mock plans celebration events. hospital and accident notes include Mrs Abies Hovilen and others.
The Weathen de cold rodius notes a deep frost and low birometer readings overnight. A heavy for wiiteh occurtial disrupted activities, with winds light to moderate and subfreezing temperatures expected into the morning.
Ta M. Manita died today at St Anthony Hospital after an operation for ate Wondieiths. Born in kan Min, he left surviving W. It, Mali, Mie, Nellie Netuikt, Mire, Shilo AtoPton, Pimms Muli, Pies hae, wie Main, Luther Main and Advatase Miln. Funeral services at the Christian church Saturday at 1 with Few.
Action on the Daugherty Injunction against the railroad shopmen was postponed for a week as the union requested a jury trial of 12 instead of a chancery master. The government opposed the move and a week was set for preparation in defense.
A woman describes years of illness and relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. She notes improved condition during pregnancy and endorses the medicine for women of all ages. The letter urges others to try the remedy and claims it safe for young or old.
An odd feature describes a fashion item, the old style night shirt, with garbled text noting design elements such as a plain fashioned front and long sleeves. The piece references a named author and hints at historical clothing details, though the text is heavily corrupted.
Fragmentary notes describe embroidered marks or badges on clothing and pockets. The text hints at practical, country wear and personal expression, mentioning women and journeys in a rustic setting. The garbled wording limits clearer facts or names.
The advertisement explains that an inflamed Eustachian tube causes muffled hearing and warns of permanent loss if untreated. It claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine can rid the body of catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh, notes over forty years of use, and lists F J Cheney Co of Toledo as the seller.
Pacific Power & Light Co highlights a Washington and Greton sale end whose 165 customers took the Thor household electrical servant. The firm notes low electricity cost under 20 cents monthly for the average home, emphasizing labor saving and easy procurement of electric devices.
Reports from the Treasury Department indicate proposals to modify the liquor law enforcement will be pursued following Tuesday's election. Secretary Mellon, remaining firm on prohibition, notes continued strict enforcement despite anticipated changes.
Canyon event lines mark a day of celebration with a parade led by J H Sturgis and others. City plumbers offer to clone pleas for Saturday as part of a community dance at Happy Canyon amid notices of local organizers and scheduling details.
Fragmentary report notes unnamed county officials, agency ties, and alleged shifts in leadership. Text references visiting branches and Troy moments, plus vetoes and a list of figures tied to a Ve telbetions office. The garbled piece mentions 248 lawnet stseficire and a serene engine claim from the government.
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