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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
2
East Oregonian reports in Umatilla on November 1 that Mr Green of Hermiston bought over 299 acres under the Brownell project and Mr Cramer of Hermiston purchased to acres from D C Bronet. The combined sales yield a Brownell total of 34000 dollars.
Foley's Honey and Tar is a remedy marketed as a universal cough suppressant for families. The ad-like note promotes the product as a single treatment that loosens and relieves a cough quickly.
Foley's Honey and Tar asserts no imitation matches the real Foley's product. The message emphasizes the superiority of Foley's formula and invites consumer trust.
Morning reports from Pendleton note Mrs P and James in Pendleton on business, Dr Brownell leaving for Utah to visit relatives, Representative G Brownell returning to Perth, and Parlett registering at Duncan Hotel. Townsfolk discuss steam transport between Smatilla and Spokane, local veterinary cases, diphtheria concerns, and various visits by Dr Adams from Hermiston. Dobler and Swart are mentioned in Portand-bound and Hermiston contexts respectively.
Many women feel tired all the time with head and back aches nervousness and faintness from overwork. The text urges women to use Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy to restore health and strength and alleviate irregularities and related symptoms.
Oregonian Special from Weston Montana reports widespread winter relocation. Families signaled moving to Pendleton and other towns while remaining residents prep for season. several households—Beathe, Ferguson, Rathern, Crants, Gould—listed among movers. Potatoes sold. weather mild. stock moved to Hoover district for winter. multiple visits noted to Walla Walla and Condon.
In a lively exchange from the Truffalo Express Mrs. Dibbs jokes about her husband’s nerves. She notes a late draw to see who’d fire the cook, claiming she won the moment. The quirky snippet reflects a playful, informal newsroom tone.
A garbled entry in a Wall Street Journal note references a strike amid market shifts. The fragment mentions reevaluated initial terms and a displaced event affecting street commerce, with no clear names or dates readable.
Realty transfers show Cochran, Copeland Investment Co, and others transferring tracts in Bee, RB, and Bleck townships. Entries refer to NW, SE, NE, and SW quarters with lot and block identifiers, including Pendleton and Belils, plus amounts from 2000 to 146 dollars in assorted short deeds.
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