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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1917
Page
6
Unclear OCR text describes rates for a publication or service, mentioning Pendietos spa location and multiple delivery options. Details are garbled with misspellings, but references to daily weekly and monthly mail and carrier rates are evident, including price fragments and periods. The readable facts are insufficient for a precise notice.
Poetic fragment portrays a lover or family member hearing weeping while waves and a pier loom. The speaker questions sorrow for a hero departing to battle, noting France remains distant and recalling smiling memories as the beloved is sent away. Dean Collin.
The Oregonian attacks Secretary Daniels over a Paris report error that suggested six submarines were sunk when only one diver was lost. The piece blames Josephus for the blunder and accuses Daniels of failing to restrain the cable operator and of displacing John Barleycorn from the officers’ mess.
The last weekly letter from the department of agriculture outlines winter storage for a five person family. It recommends per month during winter: 1 bushel Irish potatoes 14 bushels root vegetables 25 quart cans of other vegetables 26 quarts of canned fruit and preserves. Figures rely on US Department of Agriculture estimates and home gardens.
The German war office reports Riga, the Russian Baltic port, has fallen to Prince Leopold’s army after a Russian evacuation. The capture threatens the Russian Baltic Fleet and opens a route toward Petrograd, signaling a strategic advance in the Baltic theater.
Food crops may be grown in the fall with a winter allowance possibly reduced for the far North, where residents must count on supplies for several months longer.
A reader letter in October Woman's Home Companion quotes mothers lamenting sons at war while others discuss morale events. A Portland news note reports salmon packers pushing prices and a medical mission sending Dr Charles Moore to France to combat disease among war affected children.
Notes from Sept 12 1850 recount Jack Dempsey leaving Port with his family amid farewells. Items mention Washington monuments and Dacled Hiates, Mrs John Hinney and Ted Sot Ape planning to join Spokane Falls, Pendleton prices for potato cabbage and chicken, sale ad for 200 tons hay near Rohe, inquiry to Melaland Warner Co, and rapid progress at Weaten water works with Winn Juhneen returning.
In Tacoma on September 11 Amra Thomas H. Stacy, 18, reappears with Mabel Waterworth. After eloping to Seattle last May the pair faced a divorce suit. She claimed Stacy misrepresented wealth and that he had no money after marriage, and she won the divorce decree. The girl fled with Stacy earlier with parental ignorance.
A Pittsburgh woman writes that monthly illnesses kept her from work until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She endorses the remedy and offers to vouch for its benefits, inviting others to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Large land tracts offered with 318-200 acres of fenced farm land including irrigation for 260 acres, abundant water via wells, and a rich loam soil. Features include house, barn, corrals, machinery, and a leaseable school section. Prices quoted at 28,000 with 10,000 down and favorable terms. extensive stock, water, and building facilities described amid sales pitch.
A District Manager from Walla Walla recounts a Montana field survey showing thousands of acres yielding No 1 Northern wheat at $2.00 per bushel. He notes high future land values, strong farmer optimism, and recent sales to Inland Empire and local Washington buyers, urging a personal interview for samples and prices.
Large uneven acreage offering 600 tillable acres, rolling terrain, springs, and a Trout Pond. Property includes multiple dwellings, barns, fencing, and machinery. About 600 acres tillable, 500 rolling, with 16 miles of fencing and rich soil. Priced around 58 000 cash with terms. Includes 1000 acres? plus livestock and improvements.
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