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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
7
A lifelong catarrh sufferer credits Hyomel with dramatic relief after using the oil in an inhaler. The testimonial notes deafness nearby and urges others to try the product, praised by Tadlman & Co and leading druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
In Portland the hog market opened slow with early quotes near week’s end, while cattle showed weakness after a Sunday yard run. Mutton and lamb demand stayed steady with a fairly good run. hog receipts were light and prices mixed. In Kansas City hogs opened steady to firm with broad price ranges, while cattle receipts reached 29,000 with prime and dressed beef steers and stockers in the mix.
In Portland Journal Hyman H. Cohn notes severe Argentine drought reducing wheat output, shrinking crops and milling quality. He explains early forecasts overstated production, prompting global price shifts. Pacific Northwest demand rises as Spring 1930s weather and U.S. eastern crops strain supply. Millers missed cheaper inventories, now facing fierce competition for milling wheat.
Officials say the United States is unlikely to mediate an end to World War I as Gerards return from Berlin and Borhstorff visits Shadow Lawn fuel diplomatic speculation. With Britain warning neutrality remains key and domestic politics delaying any overt move, foreign diplomats hesitate until after the November election.
An old time ad touts Dr Jamen Headache Powder promising fast relief from headaches neuralgia and dull head pain. It claims dramatic improvement within minutes after use and urges readers to buy at the drug store for quick clearing of the head.
New York Oct 9 Negotiations for a secret transshipment in refined steel involve a U S company with a role in government supply. The purchase covers about 5 000 000 in value and shipments to Tantink Fehroney and oreh. Transport to the British commission and France was also announced by the Federal company.
Seattle Oct 10 two patrolmen W J Pendergasy and A Guiterman were arrested on drunkenness and violation of city prohibition laws after a liquor raid. Mayor Hiram Gi ordered their arrest and dismissal from the force. Both officers had prior clean records and were noted for several earlier arrests.
London dispatches report that the Greek navy has joined the revolutionists as British forces captured three more Macedonian villages. Rome notes Athens dispatches dated October 10. The conflict involves Bulgarian forces and Greek military actions amid regional upheaval.
In New York a Desoris estate laborer Angelo Lofreme was cited for speeding his Morgan estate car through Richmond Hill. Magistrate Conway asked if all Morgan workers owned cars, and the court heard the laborer’s claim that all have their own autos. Lofreme was fined $25 or two days in jail.
Meacham reports several residents traveling to La Grande for various tasks including Dismnees and Laeiness. Clint Davis of La Grade joined a hunting trip with Jack Dockweiler and Hi ran Schrekine. R Pagan visited La Grande, W B Ross went to Pendleton for dental work. An enjoyable dance occurred Saturday night at Bill Silehter’s home two miles away with many locals attending.
A historical advertisement claims Pope's Diapepain instantly relieves acid indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia. It promises rapid stomach normalization within minutes and urges readers to buy a large fifty cent case from any drug store, stating relief from belching and gas.
Long Branch, Oct. 10 President Wilson stated the government will inform fully on all facts and the country may rest assured the German government will be held to complete fulfillment of all promises to the United States.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises a hundred dollar reward for any cured case. It claims the cure restores the mucous surfaces and warns untreated inflammation can cause permanent hearing loss. The notice is attributed to CHENEY & CO of Toledo, Ohio.
An 19th or early 20th century tonic urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach and bowels, claiming clearer skin and improved health. It promotes internal sanitation for relief from headaches, constipation, bad breath, rheumatism, colds, and nervous fatigue.
Local business and legal notices list agents for real life and accident insurance at 15 Main Street in Pendleton, a specialty for farmers stock and machinery rates, with promotional slogan The man that gets you the money. Other items include a hardware dealer offering new and second hand goods at 219 E Court Street, low prices on household items, and several attorneys such as Carter and Smithhe, James Perry with offices in Pendleton.
Raley and Raley, attorneys at law, office in American National Bank Building.
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