Northwest Rug Co. Phone Pitch Highlighted
Representing Northwest Rug Co of Portland, the ad notes contact at 343 R. and claims over 500 local patrons served with satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1918
Page
8
Representing Northwest Rug Co of Portland, the ad notes contact at 343 R. and claims over 500 local patrons served with satisfaction.
The speaker argues price increases primarily benefit producers and while a convenient fix for others, consumers suffer. The government may need to intervene to shield the public from rising costs and curb the profiteering.
Mrs W H Bond of Helix Pioneer buried Sunday with Rev F G Hamm officiating. Bond family moved from Willamette valley over 30 years ago. last eight years at Long Beach Calif winter home. Only Burnie Shipp and Royal Bond remain of a large family. Several Norvell relatives attended the triple funeral services at Athena Sunday morning. Gleaned notes mention local church events and residents including Rev Hamm closing a two year pastorate at the Christian church and Miss C Ayres visiting missionary circle.
W. Stewart, of the tame regiment, says Captain Caldwell is in good health but recently wounded lightly. Stewart, recovering from mustard gas effects, heads home to Portland then New York in 70 days. He remarks Americans are doing fine work, expects the war to last another year, and mentions French devastation and resilience of old women rebuilding homes.
President Wilson's prompt curt reply to the Austro-Hungarian peace note is praised by Senator Lodge as clear and decisive. He expects universal approval at home and says it will end weak talk about offers that confuse. Lord Northcliffe says the Allies will welcome the reply and notes some fear Austria may return to Germany.
Reading California Sept 17 Led by Chief Kuckekin Jack the Indians appeared before the exemption board with various pleas for exemption. Most contend they are not citizens and thus not liable for military duty. The attorneys of the exemption board held that those who received land allotments before May 3, 1024 are pacers and therefore citizens.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions troop movements and military actions near Harbin and a valley region. It references a coming event by virtue of orders and mentions reenforcement or demobilization details, though the text is garbled. The item hints at a transportation or defense note with unclear specifics.
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