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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
7
New Today section presents current insertions with three ads listed under proper classification. The note indicates ads run under New Today for insertion purposes while existing pieces remain in their respective categories for airtime and billing.
Sale listing mentions Lona room bar holide for £3 a room and a Pendleton location. Laborers needed at Pilot noon, wages 60 to 60 per hour, Farmers Union Grain Agency contact Kemner ML. WANTED small desk for bedroom in birdseye maple with phone 308U. Also urgent help wanted for work Bournework with phone B25. Lost tabby's sweater near East Court Street, phone 128W.
In England the Trades Union Party won by a large margin, defeating an effort to form a new political party. The vote outcome ends proposals for a separate grading union political movement and maintains current party alignment.
A classified brief seeks a woman to cook on a ranch. Contact via phone listed as d 4 for arrangements and details about duties and accommodations.
An unclear OCR fragment references per line insertions in contracts with monthly terms and line counts. It mentions weeks, months, and sections but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates to identify a complete event or subject.
A fragment reports Little Verglo Bragetta and Ake, children of JoLN Bradborn, injuring themselves by a fall on a cement sidewalk while roller whiting. It mentions hospital care and a herbal tonic claim for mothers and children, with unclear names and details.
Eastern Oregon towns Beaker La Grande Pendleton and The Diline agree to raise equal funds for a normal school bond issue. Each town plans 825 dollars toward the campaign fund with support from Commerce groups and Happy Canyon profits. If approved the board will move to back eastern Oregon schools and seek voter approval at the polls.
An old classified ad promotes travel between Weston Pendleton and Athena Pendleton with multiple daily departures. It hints at business relations via classified listings and mentions drivers and routes, reflecting local transportation and ad formats of the era.
Gurdane news notes Roy Montgomery wife and daughter Marjorie visit Flat Rock and return home. Mr Montgomery visited her after. Local residents include Mr Cha Phawet and Mike Dunguery visits. Mervyn Belin injured on porch last week but mended. Dillard Wrenchend en and Grandma Freoch return from John Day country trip. Rolland Gott back home from Praok June High Mountain work. Earnest Morris and sister Miew Bone Morris expected from Portland tonight.
A wartime appeal explains how American food aid sustains refugees and allies. It stresses that readers are the Administration by distributing milk meat and bread to nations at war, detailing scenes in Italy France and among front lines families dependent on weekly portions. It urges collective effort as citizens supply nourishment to others in need.
Portland market reports steady but slow trading at North Portland stockyards. Hog and cattle sections show little change, with prices largely unchanged despite light receipts and narrowed demand. Veal and sheep demand steady, with quotations broadly flat across classes and grades.
A dubious health note claims eating meat causes kidney trouble by uric salt buildup. It advises drinking a lemon grape soda mixture to flush kidneys, promising relief from back pain and bladder issues, and promoting an effervescent water drink as a cure. The piece uses sensational tone and misstates medical facts.
United Press report describes German retreat slowed by British lines as artillery and machine guns fire along the front. Heavy shelling and bombardment fill valleys while German efforts to reform their position on the line near the Hindrance action meet with resistance.
A fragmented ad or recipe describes using sage tea and other substances to darken hair. It references historical remedies, with mentions of Wyeth Hare and Father Moped, and notes potential side effects or cautions. The text is garbled but centers on a home remedy aimed at tinting or restoring hair color.
The report notes submarine raids amount to a fraction of one percent of total tonnage. It cites dates around May 24 and discusses American ship production lagging behind, with U.S. yards building about 0.000 more than earlier months while total output reached 276,006 in a later period. Amsterdam dispatches add a separate note on international franchise debates and policy safeguards amid postwar unrest.
An old time remedy claims to clear the head and relieve dull neuralgia and pain within moments. A dime package from the drug store is suggested, with the promise that after taking a powder the headache will fade and suffering ends.
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