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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
3
Republican Chairman Widlcox returned from a veteran trip enthusiastic about Hughes. He declared the middle west irate for Hughes and highly pleased with receptions everywhere. He predicted Hughes would carry Alabama, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas, Kentucky and Indiana.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilkouity nominated Charles and Wynn of La Grande for register of the La Grande land office. The post has drawn interest from about a half dozen candidates with strong backing, including A Newberry Pendleton attorney mentioned among the leading contenders.
A vast field of contestants gathers for the Pendleton Round-Up to be held September 21 22 and 24 1919 with notable names including Hugh Clark of Cheyenne Bluff Jones Barry Garrett Rufus Rollins Mabel De Long Vera Mel Ginnie Pegs Warren Sid Soule Wilt Boyle Ed McCarthy and Kertha Blancett among others. Box stalls are enhanced and four bands contracted to provide music for the three day event.
A fragmented domestic guide offers recipes and tips for meals and home tasks. It covers crèmes and confections, salads using vegetables and fruit, horseradish prep, bonbon petals, mint garnish, and simple muffins. Also included are potato pancakes, a mixed vegetable salad, and a savory roasted meat dish.
Recipe fragment lists steps to make two custards with milk sugar vanilla and a pinch of salt. Instructions include heating milk, mixing, pouring into cups with nutmeg topping, and baking options with a warm water bath. Names appear garbled, but method and ingredients are clear.
Louisville dispatch reports no crowd for Justice Hughes as he arrived by train with his wife. A. Y. T. Hurt of the Western Pendamanters national committee met Hughes for thirty minutes enroute to Lexington. Hughes abandoned plans to speak at Louisville due to lack of enthusiasm.
Arthur M. Geary, a Portland attorney, visited Pendleton from a meeting of the Fruit Growers Agency. The agency, incorporated at Walla Walla, is backed by officials of the U S Department of Agriculture and aims to organize fruit shippers across the Pacific Northwest. Geary promoted the American Fruit and Produce Auction Association and large daily auctions in New York and other cities. He also offered membership in the Producers' Traffic Service Bureau, with J M Johnston as general manager and BH M Counin as traffic attorney, to aid shippers with rate services and freight matters.
Sept 5 In New York the risk of a strike halting the elevated and subway system grew as the Interborough company refused union demands. Workers threaten a strike unless demands are granted and seek cancellation of all company contracts with individual employees.
At Forest Hill on September X, national champion William Johnston beat R Norris Williams of Philadelphia 6-4 in the first set of the final round of the national championships.
Archbishop Thomas F. Kennedy of Philadelphia, rector of the American College at Rome, is seriously ill in Rome as authorities report a dangerous condition. The illness prompts concern from church and academic circles.
The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York offering free urine analysis samples. It promotes Anemine for backache rheumatism weak women and liver bowel health, claiming strong claims and 40 years of familiarity with his products and free samples upon request.
A compact old style remedy note touts Doctor Pierde's Pellets to cure liver and digestive complaints. The ad claims one tiny pellet can ease indigestion, dizziness, and stomach and bowel derangements, promising quick relief.
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