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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1917
Page
2
Women who appreciate the latest style variations will find in our showing of apparel constantly renewed many style touches that make our garments individual. Our policy of buying often ensures a constant ever changing variety of models all conforming to the slender graceful lines of the season. A visit to our Ready to Wear dept invites you to the unusual beauty of the garments shown at prices.
The columnist lists coats like Velour Burella and Chinchilla Mixed Novelties. Prices range from one fifty to four fifty per yard, highlighting approachable fashion options.
Mrs. Mary Patereon of Sprague Washington died and others were injured near Cele Ment when a train collision occurred involving a Burd Bodie machine operator Alexander Grant, the driver. The report notes the crash occurred in the morning near the Ore- Beart Bodie area.
Bank at Pilot Rock reports strong deposits amid local notes and community updates. The Pendleton area is mentioned with charters, social notices, and farming activity including potato patches beginning to yield, along with several local residents and events at Pilot Rock and surrounding communities.
An advertisement touts KL Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ill effects. It claims women across generations find restoration to health through herbs and medicinal roots. The offer invites readers to try the product with a payment incentive.
The speech extols universal prohibition and Liberty Loan support, warning Germany’s strength remains and urging Americans to endure wartime sacrifices. The speaker notes Russia, France, and the United States must bear burdens together, stressing the need to win by sustained effort and funding.
Col Grove, chief quartermaster of the canal since 1914, was called from the Canal Zone to the United States for service in the new army. He organized fourteen plantations, over 20,000 acres in pasturage, and large herds of cattle, hogs, and about 60,000 fowls to supply canal employees and reduce imports. The system remains the world’s only government-run agricultural network of its kind. Also noted: German consul Albert Lance interned. rumors of unrest against Gen. Machado and port surveillance.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepein as a fast remedy for indigestion sour stomach gas and stomach misery. It promises relief within five minutes and claims the product prevents dizziness breath odor and headaches while allowing people to enjoy meals again.
A garbled historical line presents a question about team selections for Hohenzollern and a dismissive reply. The text preserves quirky phrasing with names and places implied but unclear context. The fragment hints at a match setup or decisive choice in a bygone setting, with no verifiable dates or affiliations.
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