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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
10
LeRoy C. O'Brien reports extensive facial warts covering his face for months. He tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment after reading an ad, used them for about ten days, and the red spots vanished without scarring. The notice advertises Cuticura products sold nationwide and offers free samples.
Over 100 New Jersey women traveled to Washington to press President Wilson and Congress for favorable inclusion of the woman suffrage amendment in his December message. Led by Mrs. E F Feickert, the delegation sought a mention of suffrage in the next congressional message and included leaders Mrs. Abraham Van Winkle and others. A French inventor introduced a man power street sweeper with a tricycle chassis and revolving brush between the rear wheels.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming internal action to clear blood and mucus, build constitution, and defeat the disease. It offers a $100 reward for any failure and notes endorsements and testimonials, with a call to readers to request proof and treatment details.
News from Argentina and Australia reports general rain in wheat belts. December and May wheat futures each down 1 8 or so, July off 1 40, with London news showing England and Wales harvests and U S oats output shifts. Foreign markets mixed while domestic prices for barley and flour outline producer and milling values. the Panama Canal opening viewed as boosting trade relations. Also notes US government sewer project bids in Pendleton due November 26 1913 and city offices announcing contract details.
News notes extreme dullness in the North Portland cattle market with 662 head reported in local yards. Buyers hold back, most firms meeting immediate needs, while hogs show steady to strong prices with tops around 8.00. Lamb and sheep trading softer, with best spring lambs near 5.90 and ordinary lambs about 6.50 to 5.65.
Salaverry reports that South Americans have begun to realize aspects of a developing situation. The brief dispatch notes growing awareness among regional residents and hints at evolving events impacting the area.
In the District Court of Oregon Charles A L Lohaugh residing in Helix is declared bankrupt on October 28 1912 The first meeting of creditors will be held November 24 1913 at ten oclock p m at the Pendleton Oregon office of Referee in Bankruptcy Thos Fitzgerald to hear claims appoint a trustee and conduct related business
The Pendleton Common Council on November 6 1913 adopted resolutions to improve Blain Street from south line of Raley Street to the bridge approach by macadamizing the street. The surveyor prepared plans and cost estimates with benefited parcels and assessment shares, deemed satisfactory, and the council authorized the improvement as expedient.
Pendleton Oregon council approves plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell for paving Blaine Street with marble or similar material and adding curbs gutters and all other improvements. Assessment District No 31 to finance the work, covering properties on Blaine Street from Raley Street to the bridge approach, with notices published in East Oregonian for ten days.
The Common Council of Pendleton on October 20 1913 adopts a resolution to improve Bush Street from Jackson Street to Raley Street with gravel bituminous pavement including curbs and gutters. It approves plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell, sets costs charged to benefited parcels, and creates Assessment District No 52 with detailed boundary and publication in the Rast Oregonian for ten days.
Notice is hereby given that there will be an annual meeting of the stockholders of the East Oregonian Publishing company on Wednesday December 5 1917 at 4 o clock p m at the office of said company in Pendleton Oregon for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year C S Jackson president L D Drake secretary C E Rude Auctioneer Cr ier of successful stock and farm sales Leave orders at East Oregonian office
The Recorder of Pendleton invites sealed bids by November 26 1913 for paving and drainage on Vincent StreetInsula City between South One of Lewis Street and North Curb Court Street with gravel bitulithic pavement curbs gutters and drainage system. Bids require 100.90 certified check and itemized prices per square yard cubic yard linear foot and per each manhole. Opened 7:30 PM November 26 1913 in Council Chamber.
Old established cleaning and coloring works offered for sale or lease in The Dalles Oregon. Retiring owner A Tripp cites good prices and ample work for three or more men.
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