Dance at the German Hall Next Saturday
Notice announces a dance at the German Hall on Saturday April 18 with Adyv as organizer or sponsor. The short ad lacks additional details such as time or admission.
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Adyv
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
5
Do You Know What You're Eating Meat Ad From Oregon Market
A classified advertisement urges readers to protect themselves by ordering from Oregon Market. It claims their meat is U.S. government inspected and states the seller will not be responsible for bills incurred by Will Timmerman or his wife Katherine Timmerman. The ad includes a phone number 444 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Timmerman
Katherine Timmerman
Oregon
Lew Reed Ranch for Sale in Oregon Territory
For sale the Lew Reed ranch on Imatilla River between Bingham Springs and Gibbon. 160 acres with a good house, orchard, and garden. Horses, cattle, farming implements, and household furniture included. For further particulars, address Mrs L W Reed, Gibbon, Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Reed
Imatilla
Bingham Springs
Gibbon
L. W. Reed
Ore
A.lv
Permits for Fifteen Houses Taken in Eugene in March
Fifteen residential permits were issued in Eugene during March as part of a broader building push led by developer Panden. The report notes a strong construction movement in the area with ongoing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Panden
Pendleton Visitors and Local Residents Listed
A parade of local figures visits Pendleton or travels nearby. Names include Milton burseryman A. Miller and Reed-Hawley mount Charlee Marshall, with officials I B E Young and W J Warner in court or town. Visitors from Baker, La Grande, Freewater, Hermiston, and Nolin are noted alongside residents attending circuit court and hotel work. Tracy Starr returns from Corvallis after his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miller
Milton Burseryman
Pendleton
W. P. White
Baker
W. ©. Saunders
Freewater
I. BE. Young
Milton
Charlee Marshall
Reed-Hawley Mountain
Merwin Gilbert
Pilot Hock
James H. E. Scott
Clarence Adams
W. J. Warner
Hermiston
Berston
Hiram Smith
Charles Adams
Tea Jones
Nolin
James Grings
Appling- Griges Co
Tacomala
Tracy M. Starr
NPF
Corvallis
Pig Cornea Graft Offers Sight to Blind Baby in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Eye Ear and Throat hospital surgeons grafted a pig’s cornea onto the blind eye of six month old David Kane. Dr Floyd B Whitman performed the operation and reports the grafted eye remains clear as tests continue. If it stays clear through week's end, the infant’s mother may soon take him home seeing through the pig’s eye. J H Fitzhugh moved broom factors plant to Eugene from Lewiston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
David Kane
Floyd B. Whitman
J. H. Fitzhugh
Coburg
Eugene
Lewiston
Idaho
Phipps Quits Business World After Steel Board Resignation
Henry Phipps former partner of Andrew Carnegie retires from business by stepping down from the United States Steel Corporation board. This marks his exit from the corporate world after a long career in industry and philanthropy, noting his notable partnership with Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Canadian land sale lure spreads to Western Canada
A Canadian Pacific land offer promotes large tracts in Western Canada at 11 to 30 dollars per acre and irrigated lands 35 to 75 dollars per acre. Terms include one twentieth down with nineteen yearly installments at six percent, plus two thousand dollars for farm improvements and a one thousand dollar livestock loan. American farmers migrate north, with a train carrying 800 settlers entering via North Portal on March 1, and settlers rates issued for homeseekers through R C Bosworth and E Roosevelt representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Northwest
North Portal
Sask
R, C
Bosworth
Dist
Good Butter Making and Sheep Market Notes
Washington State experiment station at Pullman provides butter making steps from cream cooling to packaging including temperatures and churning times. The report also notes active sheep trade with Frank Sela buying 7,500 head for eastward shipment and lamb prices around 3.40 per head for next fall delivery, with other buyers from the middle west expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Experiment Station
Pullman
Middle States
Frank Sela
Gilliam
Wheeler
Crook
Middle West
Frank Rich Co. Makes Hit at Alta Theater
Frank Richs Northern Company opened last night at the Alta to a packed house. The consensus praised the troupe calling it superior to the Rich company that played the Alta last fall. Hobe's Night Out drew loud applause with James C. Wright praised as a clever comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rich Co
Alta
Frank Richs
Hobe
James C. Wright
Fred Jamison
Walla Walla River Power Plant Planned at River Bend
Articles of Incorporation filed for Walla Walla River Power company with $120,000 capital. Promoters from Walla Walla and Milton securing deeds for river right of way to build an 1800 horsepower plant downstream from the forks. Flume will run about a mile and a half from the Pacific Power & Light tailrace. Construction to start in months, supplying irrigation pumps and lighting for Milton, Weston, Athena, Pendleton, and Walla Walla. Far-reaching financing reported with substantial backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Walla Walla River
North
South Forks
Pacific Power & Light Company
South Fork
Milton
Weston
Athena
Pendleton
Portland men plan 65000 capacity sawmill at river mouth
Portland men will erect a sawmill with capacity for 65,000 aboard at the mouth of the Tountie river, signaling a major industrial development for the area and potential economic impact for nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Men
Tountie River
Weeks push on Navy ships for canal route service
Senator John W. Weeks setzt forward a resolution urging the Secretary of the Navy to provide facts on using cruisers Columbia Minneapolis scout cruisers Salem Chester Birmingham to run a New York to New Orleans Panama Canal route to the west coast of South America for mail passengers and freight. The aim is to have the first merchant ship through the canal ready at Atlantic gates to continue to western South American ports.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy
Columbia
Minneapolis
Salem
Chester
Birmingham
New York
New Orleans
Panama Canal
South America
Weeks
Atlantic
Canal
Idaho Declared Banner Agricultural State in 1909
Washington April 14 Idaho was named the banner agricultural state in 1909 by a bulletin from the agricultural department. In the decade leading up to 1909 Idaho crops value rose by about 271 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Idaho
Washington
Agricultural Department
Pendleton Hotel remodeling contract details and bid notes
The contract envisions a complete remodeling of the current building plus two new stories by September 1, 1914, adding 100 guest rooms with steam heat and an electric elevator. Cost cited is $50,000. Proposal shows lease by Pendleton Hotel Company for ten years with a $10,000 bond for performance, and monthly rental with full or partial refurnishing options. Owner reserves right to accept or reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Hotel Company
Pendleton Hotel Seeks Lease Bids in Oregon
The Pendleton Hotel Company invites bids to lease Hotel Pendleton in Pendleton Oregon. Bids due 10:00 a m May 1 1914 to Mark Moorhouse Secretary. Each bid must include a 500 certified check to guarantee signing a lease. check returned if unsuccessful. Lease requires monthly rent interior upkeep and furnishing heat for Post Office room. Post Office room reserved. Bond of 10000 required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Hotel Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse
Post Office
Notice to Property Owners Urged Sewer Connection
Notice to property owners requiring all toilets and outside vaults not currently connected to the sewer to connect by May 1 under penalty of the law. By order of Sewer Committee of City Council. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Notice to Contractors Pendleton Oregon April 18 1914
Sealed proposals will be received at 212 Madison Street Pendleton Oregon until 12 oclock noon Saturday April 18 1914 for erecting an eight room dwelling 38 by 42 as per plans on file at the address. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. H J Taylor EL Troutman Architect.
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Madison Street
Pendleton
Ore-gon
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