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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
4
Judgment awarded for 9100044 with attached property ordered to pay the judgment and costs. Public record notes the sheriff or court attached assets to satisfy the claim and listed the parties H A Cooke versus C W Kirk in the proceedings.
Ukiah, Nov 12 Arthur Linvill working for George Ellis cut his right thumb while splitting wood. A small artery was severed. Dr De Vaul arrived after Dave Smith's quick car transport and treated him on scene. Community notes rumor new quarters for merchants damaged by prior fire. J D Kirk relocates drug store, plans to reopen soon with full stock. Several townsfolk travel, move, or plan visits, with illness and farewells noted.
An old advertisement asserts Swift Specific Company in Atlanta offers a remedy for rheumatism. It claims permanent relief via a vegetable medicine S S & S, praising blood purification and renewed vigor while warning against pills, plasters, and substitutes. It urges readers to contact Swift Medical Department for guidance.
In St Louis on Franklin Avenue near Grand, M B Welebreg, 30, owner of the Normandie Motel, struck real estate dealer H H Groves with a dog whip after a court dispute over rent and possession. Welebreg bought the whip for 41.25 to use on Groves, who formerly stayed at the Normandie. Groves allegedly influenced lease papers and tried to impede rent payments. the incident followed a courtroom confrontation and plans for a theatrical outing.
A woman testified that one man called Trendall, a prizefighter, helped restrain Groves while another struck him with a whip. Groves said he never criticized Mrs Weisberg or the hotel and that he fought back, reporting a $20 loss in the melee to police.
New York Nova 22 reports William Masse Temple, a millionaire Broadway fan dubbed the Father of the Worlds Series, is considered a likely successor to Garry Herrmann as chairman of the National Commission.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold in hours. It promises rapid relief from nasal congestion headache fever sore throat and body aches with dosage every two hours for a total of three doses and costs 25 cents at drug stores.
Rent in baseball circles here today Mr. Temple, wintering in Winter Park, Plerids, has long been a beer and baseball enthusiast. He funded the Temple Cup for the hardball championship in 1694, 149% and 1964, formerly owned the Pittsburgh Pirates, but left active participation in 1504. A majority of magnates reportedly favor Temple, who also argues that the national committee chairmanship should not carry a salary.
An advertisement promotes the New Edison phonograph with a diamond stylus and 13 records for $26.00. It invites payment in small installments and offers home trials, claiming users can entertain friends with favorite records and requesting name and address for order details.
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