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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
5
Pendleton stalls with scouts from Oregon teams, land deals, and visits. J De Wilin reports promising wheat after rain. J A Murray praises Oregon team gains. Bravest Knight returns from Canada. many visitors and officials in town for the supreme court session and river road talks.
A local druggist advertises Pape's Cold Compound guaranteeing to break up any cold and end grippe in a few hours for a few cents. The pills relieve stuffiness pain headache feverishness and nasal congestion with pleasant tablets that millions now use instead of bitter pills.
Preliminary plans for Armistice Day celebrations in Tyttloten outlined by the committee from the local organization. Efforts to secure Bishop Nemiran to address events and other activities were discussed. A evening community dance at Floppy Canyon was noted, with further arrangements to be announced after a conference with the legion post executive committee.
A Kenosha mother counsels new mothers to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after childbirth. She reports strong relief from female troubles and urges others to seek moms’ recommendations, noting the medicine’s long use and trusted reputation.
Quotations from Overbeck & Co show fall in wheat values with May and July futures quoted around $4.15. Daily trades reflect lower open and offer prices as Chicago market winds down for the session.
The Umatilla County Red Cross chapter reports broad support for ex servicemen. Aid includes clothing, hospital care, and housing help linking to federal boards. Federally funded training and monthly stipends assist 260 individuals while 917 veterans gained discharge certificates and employment help. Over $1.1 million in county benefits were generated by Red Cross efforts benefiting ex service men.
A strong and entertaining opener introduces a veiled bill. The baritone voice frames the feature with wit and a clever mobilte motif.
A fragmented review notes Hodge Walton presenting a new work titled The Wiha Wu Needleds tony at the Fivoll theatre. It praises wit and stage trickery while hinting at prewar love and admiration, with a performance that may entertain but also confuses parts of its plot.
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