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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
2
Chicago Nov 25 The national labor party in convention unanimously adopted a resolution demanding the impeachment of Federal Judge Anderson. Thousands of copies were ordered printed and distributed nationwide to protest his injunction against the coal strike deeming it unconstitutional and harmful to labor.
A 75 year old rheumatic man in Ohio writes of severe itching and long crutch use. After taking multiple bottles of a remedy numbered 40 he reports relief and walking without crutches on Christmas Day. He praises the treatment and endorses Number 40 available from A. C. Koeppen & Brothers.
The article discusses bitro-phosphate as a suggested treatment for extreme thinness and nervous weakness. It cites believed phosphorous deficiency and claims the remedy can boost energy and health, noting precautions for those avoiding fat-producing foods.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for chronic catarrh affecting nose throat and digestion, claiming it purifies the blood and removes the disease cause. It also promotes Hood's Pills as a thorough cathartic laxative for biliousness or constipation.
County clippings describe Enterprise weighing a December vote on bonds for street intersections water system expansion and public improvements. Five blocks on Malin street Hermie Joy graded by Shotwelle Construction Co. Stanfield water works foundation progressing with brick and stone work underway. completion aimed in two weeks. A Legion post plans to organize a new hall space. a building site and quarters considered. A steel gang works near Myrick to relay metal, with old S4-pound rails being replaced if material available.
Real estate transfers listed include Cora Grant to Roy Grant for 4000 and multiple other deeds. Transactions span townships and sections with names such as Elder, Latour, Te, Warte, Simmone, Stands, Belmick, Thresher, Pf, Browne, Brow, Whiting, Volner, and Whiting. Entries mention parcels, lots and SE/NE fractions across Secs 12, 14, 27, 32, and other parcels, with various grantees and consideration amounts, in a dense, OCR-like record of transfers.
Thabo Hall receives $10 with late and bill adjustments then Mack 16 and Subivision of Lot B at Hermiston. Mary Laing sells Lot 3 Block 2 South Penadte Res to F B Cary for 1350. W Hedge transfers 50 percent Lot 1 Block Howtare Addition Mendleton to Fredential.
Washington Nov 25 a new convention of the United States Mine Workers will be called to act upon any settlement of the coal strike reached at the conference of Union officials and operators here John Lewie mineral leader and today adding that none of the proposed terms will be accepted by the convention and no offer of more than 20 percent has been made by operators the union demands a 31 percent increase as proposed by Secretary Wilton
Salem, Nov 25. State officials are not in favor of a special session of the legislature to revive the death penalty. Discussion centers on whether a referendum or popular petition would trigger the move, with officials noting uncertainty over initiation.
An advertisement asserts Kilmer’s Swamp-Heat as a superior medicine for kidneys liver and bladder with a certificate of purity. It urges readers to obtain a free bottle by sending ten cents to Kilmer & Co at Binghamton New York and to ask local druggists for the product in various bottle sizes.
A local ad claims herbs and barks are superior to medicine and can cure stomach, kidney, lung, nervous, and rheumatic complaints. Each package costs one dollar and fifty cents, claimed to cover a two week treatment. Postpaid, No. 13 N, Tth gt, Walla Walla, Washington.
The seller cites the sedan’s light weight, smooth ride, and shock protection as key reasons. It emphasizes performance on rough roads, hill climbing ability, and daily speed that lets owners feel proud of their car.
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