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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented sale notices list items including Form-a-Truck, automatic whet gun, Winchester rifle, BR Ja F. Cockerels, Shropshire sheep, furnished hotel with 45 rooms, Overland Connie Sik, and property at 314 W Alta Seattle Washington.Each line shows contact details and vague conditions, reflecting a busy classifieds page.
Advertisement announces Penland Bros draymen can move household goods and baggage, offering van service and telephoning 329. Includes general note on careful handling and consent, urging those in need to call for moving and baggage transfer.
WANTED- School girl to aeset with honcework. Phone 105 W or 124, HOUSEKESPER with email family Wants paxition in country. Address t o this office. Notices BUSINESS OPPOMEUNITITIES. DISTRICT MANAGERS WASTED In every state for pew Butadieted look, 'The cleverest and most effor tive anti-them degion on the market -automatically disenmakes the clutch Ard Jothe I so car can nndgt ke mowed winder in own power, Itty money maker for ambitious hustler. Keelo alive territory given. 2060 to $100 neptemnary, American Acro Cliteh Lock, 802 Weet Ninth arrest, Low An colea, Cal.
40 acres of complete wheat ranch in Rattle nite Flat country Adama county Washington with 320 acres in good fallow 220 in tillable. Includes farm buildings two miles to market on macadam road price 95 per acre including tools machinery hay and feed home furniture. For details write F Potsy FF Clark Ritzville WA. Time card and legal notices follow.
Short obituary item notes graduate nurse G A Thorne who lived at 201 Water. Contact Phoss at 669W for details.
An advertisement for Pendleton Weeder Works claims the Non-Skip Weeder clears most weeds with one third left, asserting better results over the field. It urges orders at 613 Cotton Street and presents exaggerated claims about weed control and efficiency.
An aged OCR passage touts drinking hot water and mineral additives as a health regimen. It extols daily warm water drinks with lime compounds to flush waste from the body, claiming clearer skin and better digestion, while warning of toxins and constipation if not followed.
North Portland auctions opened during the week with a generally slow start. Buyers showed weakness as hogs and cattle posted lower early bids, though some prime cattle and select hogs drew steadier offers amid cautious purchasing. Prices varied by grade and weight across the western market.
Oregon university hosts a public speaking talk this week by Professor Robert Present from the public speaking department. The event is at the request of the government and aims to prepare four minute men for wartime information duties.
A campus gathering likely to be hosted soon will feature several speakers chosen for adherence to government standards. Officials will monitor the program, with speeches timed and judged by credentials from headquarters to ensure loyalty and precision.
A polluted notice details a February 6 1929 filing for repealing Ordinance No 913 affecting Standard Oil Company sites in Pendleton Oregon. The measure asks voters to decide yea or nay on the repeal and outlines ballot language and the full ordinance text proposing to permit or restrict storage and distribution facilities for petroleum products.
Leacun Worker I¢ Meld. GHANGEVILLE Idaho Oct 21 BR G Dtencil a half party league worker was arrested Friday on sedition charges yesterday waived preliminary examination and who reviewed Jad te awaleacon of federal bern tr of footie Fon menth Pacific Powder I zha Co Sued YAKIMA Oct 71 Mia Mary Bint whose husband was killed by an electric fire at Peel ieee & Light pco has filed for $25 000 damages in a civil suit
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