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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
7
A east bound passenger train of Hig Pour was struck by a freight near Minnfield causing injuries. City improvements plans were approved, detailing street works, land parcels, and funding terms, with assessments to benefited properties and a public hearing set for August 1917.
Sealed bids are invited by the City Recorder of Pendleton for the improvement of Furtow Comby Street from the Booth line of Court Barrett to the South line of Alta Street. Plans by Geary Rimbrett are on file. bids due November 16. A certified bid bond of 200 dollars is required. failure to comply forfeits the bid.
Notice of bids opened for a street improvement on College Street from Court to Water in Pendleton. Bids prepaid by Geary Rimbrood, City Surveyor, with a $200 certified check to Mayor, conditions include forfeiture for nonperformance and adherence to plan specifications.
Readable text shows a lone figure sitting on a stump described as a somber image. Mentions a person named Nicholas Riemun and a distorted caption about a pewenr or Trarken Bile, with garbled phrases implying isolation before interference by a figure named Siler.
The hog market opened the week on a firmer note at Portland with prices quoted near 200 per hundredweight. Buyers showed activity while cattle and sheep sections reflected mixed movements as traders evaluated futures and current supplies.
An advertisement claims a morning routine for one week using hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises improved digestion appetite and skin tone while asserting internal cleansing benefits and easier bowel movements.
The piece discusses Marine Corps training and marksmen during 1918 efforts. It notes officers’ weekly duty, qualification as expert riflemen, sharpshooters, or marksmen, and predicts higher efficiency with modern weapons. It also mentions the Marine Corps firing on the rifle range and potential impact in France.
Street disturbances erupted at an open air Friends of Triad Free den meeting in New York Avenue 20 The crowd clashed with authorities. Several men and women were arrested as police fought through a Birmingham crowd to escort prisoners to night court. Some officials involved included Stephen Jobe and Jolie Moore.
Amusements note the filmed production of Rex Beach's The Eyes of the World drawing attention for its sensational content. Reports claim the six month build for Harold Fell Wright's story faced controversy and claims of imitation, with anticipation of a premiere in Los Angeles around September.
Reprint recalls a botanic remedy popular with grandmothers offering home preparations from roots and herbs. The ad touts Verdatie Carapound as a cure for female ailments and claims rising demand, with 850000 pounds of roots used in yearly productions. A call to try the medicine targets women seeking relief.
The Telgien relief whip Elizabeth Van Helin en route to New Orleans ran aground off the Florida Keys. The crew, including the crowing figure described as the rescuer, were saved with aid arriving from the rescue ship REW.
The fragment reports revolutionary activity aimed at abolishing political censorship and restoring freedom of assembly. An independent socialist contends the chancellor was pushed by General von Ludendorff, with the war office covertly dealing with labor unions, especially independent ones.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a herbal remedy, a patent medicine era tone, and dubious medical claims regarding treatment and regulation. It references talismans of cure, a product name, and questionable endorsements, reflecting marketing language typical of old newspapers.
Fragmentary OCR note references Vialists and a pre med pay arrangement with a German aritation. No clear event or outcome is stated.
The Fashion Art League announces that Turkish veils will be popular this winter with a style called Harem Xolli or Verne. The ensemble covers the face except the eyes, appealing to fashion conscious women in Chicago.
The fragment suggests expectations of creating defense against dappled issues and predicts a big winter. It mentions Merry Whlow shape and pajeler and references continued highs in both article and price, but details are unclear and many terms are garbled.
Italian newspapers editorially praised President Wilson's reply to a note from Pore. The Aug 41 report notes strong coverage across home papers and remarks on the political tone and diplomatic posture reflected in the exchange.
Directory listing multiple attorneys at law with room and building details, plus insurance and real estate offerings. Also includes two advertisements promising high monthly earnings for newspaper correspondence with names and addresses.
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