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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
4
The Heppner Times announces the start of its eighth volume with optimism for growth. The publisher notes rising subscriptions and county prosperity, pledging improved local and general news coverage and continued service to Morrow County residents.
The Keith Stock Company presented Slave of the Mines at Frager last night to an eager audience, outclassing previous performances with a wholesome satire on Eastern society and strong acting. Leading Dorothy Fairfax and Walter Kendrick drew praise, with excitement about The Lighthouse Robbery to follow and notes on upcoming Roberts' opera house engagement from November 20.
Sunday morning services are planned along Sunday School lines with multiple churches announcing times. All coners urged to have workers present to help and be helped. Episcopal, Baptist, Christian, and All Saints churches schedule sermons and Sunday school for next Sunday with varied morning and evening times.
The Times urges property owners to list now for favorable selling prospects over the next twelve months. Heavily advertised countywide, with the paper prepared to handle substantial property activity. No sale means no cost to the seller.
Notice announces that all outstanding amounts including penalties are payable at the Treasurer's office in Morrow County. Interest stops after the stated date. Dated November 10, 1946, in Hepymec, Oregon.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets as strong yet safe for children, with Slocum Drug Co listed as a seller in Adora Ontario. Bargains in children's jackets from Minor & Co. appear next to the ad, and a note mentions Willard Herren visiting from a ranch near coal mines reporting fine weather on election day.
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