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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
2
A local retailer touts a spring stock of premium men’s wear. Emphasizing quality above all, the shop pledges only garments meeting their high standards and offers a wide range of suits, grays browns tans blues and varied fabrics. New English sack suits, Varsity and Shapemaker lines highlight smart fashions for all wearers.
A newspaper ad touts Johnson Murphy bench made shoes from 6.50 to 7.50 with many fine imported leathers. It promotes spring styles, cooperative shoes at 5.00 4.50 and 4.00, and guarantees every shoe sold.
If we did nothing but sell furnishings, we could not be more particular about it. Our stock is the finest and best chosen, unmatched by any exclusive specialty store.
Weston Oregon column details Mrs Cora Fetters visiting family, migrations and social calls among residents from Weston Athena Milton and Colotus. Mentions teachers, students, sales, purchases, and a local potato buyer with price expectations. Ends with an advertisement for Ely's Cream Balm.
Preliminary work began today on a memorial gate at Union College honoring John Howard Payne the author of Home Sweet Home The dedication will occur during June commencement exercises at the college in Schenectady New York.
Walter Gilman, foreman on a lawyer's trust ranch at Coyote, faces arrest for stealing two horses from On Tidian on the reservation. Bail was posted to release him. He was jailed again after a street dispute on Wood street where he knocked down a man. Gillman’s assault left a woman bruised. Judge Fite Dermid fined him $15, and attorney Peterson was rebuked for defending his foreman, a remark that drew a rebuke about regional chivalry.
An advertisement asserts that weak or torpid kidneys cause pimply skin and blotches. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens kidneys, purifies the blood, and clears the complexion to improve health.
Countess Anna Gustav Oxenderna, wife of a Scandinavian noble with New York business, faces a Brooklyn hearing on swindle charges. She is linked to Bertel Kallenburg, a butler tied to a Bible game scheme using notices to heirs of deceased persons. Kallenburg exonerates the countess, saying she handled mail at her country home out of kindness.
Emperor William of Germany has canceled plans to visit Rome during the jubilee year, then reconsidered after pressure from Italy and Germany. Vatican diplomats celebrate the shift, while Italian public resentment grows. future Rome visits by the Kaiser are now expected to be coolly received.
Today’s birthday sketch profiles Prof John A Fleming recently awarded the Hughes gold medal by the Royal Society of London. A pioneer in experimental physics and radio technology, he has served as scientific adviser to Marconi, lectured for the Society of Arts and Royal Institution, and authored many influential works.
The eighty third annual session of the Maryland conference of the Methodist Protestant church began today at Federalaburg in Baltimore, Maryland.
Minnesota teachers from northern regions arrive in St Cloud on April 6 for their annual convention. The gathering will run for three days, featuring sessions and discussions across education topics as part of the season’s activities.
Hermiston Oregon April 4 two new land companies organized. Orchard Company will market Skinner lands from the area, with officers Dr Waldo Coe president Frank Sloan vice president secretary treasurer B P Holland. Land sales open, several sileamen to depart for eastern interests. Prices for water rights set at 19.90 per acre with eight further payments of 6.00 per acre yearly. Fifth unit planned next year north of line and below the canal. Methodist church celebrated second anniversary last evening after remodeling and electrical work.
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills are the busiest pills, sugar coated globules of health that convert weakness into strength and languor into energy, curing various ailments. Available at Koeppens for 266.
Unclaimed letters appear for week ending March 23 1911 including many names such as Malcolm Allen Mrs W Board Lee Brown and Geo Comedown. Additional list shows unclaimed letters ending March 20 1911 with numerous names and entries including May Andrews Andy Allen Thos Alexander and Henry Hays.
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