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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
7
A Portland market summary covers hogs cattle and mutton, noting weak spots and a stronger finish amid shifting demand. It reports weekly prices, buying interest, and outlook for arrivals, with commentary on currency like terms and regional buyers. The piece also includes a political column arguing for or against suffrage and party positions in the Western states.
The piece argues the push in suffrage states is led by the Woman's party and allied leaders, not by women voters themselves. It notes the movement formed after a Washington convention and gained Chicago backing, suggesting women voters were not responsible for its direction.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy is advertised as essential for every family. It promises prompt relief from sudden colic and diarrhoea and highlights the delay and suffering without swift treatment. Obtainable everywhere according to the ad.
In Corvallis Oregon a policy to aid incoming freshmen and vocational students with personal counseling was set by President Kerr’s committee. Prof Beaty was named special advisor to coordinate with student clubs and offices on organization purposes finances and by laws to improve adjustment and college work. The measure aims to smoother entry, better guidance, and stronger student engagement. Sloan's Liniment advertised for neuralgia and muscle pain relief.
The St Louis Browns led by Plold er Jones remain in contention for the American flag as veteran Hurt and the squad push through late spurt threats. Despite rival teams' closing charges, St Louis stays near the front, delivering a strong showing in a tense contest at Shotton.
United States forest notes discuss conifer wood waste yielding 16 to 25 gallons of alcohol per tin, farm woodlots containing about 1 percent of stunting timber, and cost estimates for producing lambs in the northwest. Washington’s high wood consumption, forest service planting in Tillamook’s Sluslaw forest, and overall northwest reforestation efforts are highlighted.
The Oregon hens rose to third in the Minkouri National Laying Contest as the tenth month of laying closed, with the Minie breed reaching sixth place in the Storr' Contest. At Mount Grove the Oregons started the month in third, improving toward the end before slipping behind the leaders.
The report lists states and nations with high egg production per hen, highlighting Oregon leading at Starr's for a week with 64 eggs. It notes consecutive weekly victories, a drop to second place the prior week, and compares last week's 56 to 60 in another test rival and 20 for the overall average. The final line states the test code dated November 1.
Sofia reports that Bulgarians seized Calmixh and Svatipaka in Macedonia and routed enemy units on the right wing. Hungarian cavalry pursued retreating forces as tides of battle shifted, with continued engagements affecting nearby positions and lines.
A wartime caption describes victorious Italian forces entering Gorizia. The image shows a pontoon bridge crossing built to replace the damaged Dunous stone arch, while Italian troops push beyond the city as Austrian defenders withdraw.
Danville report says Joe Cannon dismissed claims he would seek the House speaker role if Republicans retain a majority. He stated he would strive to support James R. Mann of Illinois for speaker instead, clarifying no personal bid.
A scanned Toledo advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure promising one hundred dollars for proof of curing catarrh. It states J. Cheney and Co. endorse the remedy and notes a notary public attestation dated December 6. The text urges readers to send for testimonials and mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
Insurance and land firms Hentley Montgomery and Co and Ra people, with agents for fire and accident, stock and machinery sales. Raymond W Hatch architect listed with Pendleton office details. Attorneys at law firms Railey Railey Pere Fer Carter Smythe James B Perry with office locations noted.
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