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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1902

Page

8

Various Sunday Services Listed For Local Churches

On Saturday April 19 1902 M E Church holds services with sermons on deepening faith and a theme on salvation. special music includes "The Sinner and the Song" and "The Glad Refrain." Other Congregational Presbyterian Baptist and Salvation Army notices cover sermons, Sunday school, and Leagues with ministers named and times given.

M. E. Church South BE. Berl Epworth League H. A. Green E. B. Jones Tor Church OF Christ Court House R. A. Copple Jonathan Edwards Congregational Church Edwards Spokane Salvation Army Salvation Army Hall First Presbyterian Robert J. Diven First Baptist Church Halley R. W. King

Hair restoration claims and a penny savings fad

A. R. Lewis notes hair deterioration causes worry and warns against fake restoratives while praising Newbros Herpicide for defeating hair root parasites and dandruff. Separately, Herman Boyce from Goshen Indiana saved pennies for two decades, totaling 19 700 in a bank deposit due to lack of safe storage.

A. R. Lewis M. D American Journal of Health Newbros Herman Boyce Goshen Ind Boyce

Notable visitors and residents in Pendleton town

A page of local notes lists visiting and resident names in Pendleton. A. B. Niles the marble dealer is in town. Several others from Adams arrive or are visiting, including Nick Tallinger, W. C. Read, and Oscar L. Baker. Marriage licenses are issued to William C. McFarland and Jennie D. St. Clair. Local sports and hunting notes record coyotes scalps sold and a rustling Pilot Rock economy.

A. B. Niles Walla Walla Nick Tallinger W. C. Read Adams William McKinzie Ed Rust D. R. Richardson Helix Golden Rule Hotel Paddy” Miles Sisters’ Hospital Frank Holman Johnson Street Miss Prater Mary Oscar L. Baker Pendleton Nancy Baker Morris Baker J. W. Kimbrell Pilot Rock Meacham Kimbrell Elmer Corgill Corgill

Georgia Veterans to Attend Dallas Confederate Reunion

Georgia is ready to make a strong showing at the Dallas reunion of Confederate veterans. A special train will depart Savannah tomorrow evening carrying several hundred veterans and friends via Birmingham Shreveport Meridian Jackson and Vicksburg to join delegations from Macon Augusta Brunswick and other Georgia cities.

Savannah Georgia Dallas Birmingham Shreveport Meridian Jackson Vicksburg Macon Augusta Brunswick

Mayor Low's Nephew Weds in Philadelphia

Miss Rhoda Howe and William Gilman Low Jr married at the Church of St. Luke and Ephiphan y with Rev. Dr. Rainsford of New York and Rev. Leverett Bradley officiating. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Howe and the groom is the son of William G. Lowe of Brooklyn and nephew of New York Mayor Seth Low. They will live at Short Hills New Jersey.

Philadelphia Rhoda Howe William Gilman Low, Jr Church of St. Luke and Ephiphamy Rainsford New York Leverett Bradley Herbert M. Howe William G. Lowe Brooklyn Seth Low

DeWitts Little Early Risers Cure Nuisance Sickness

A health note urges avoiding biliousness and constipation warning permanent harm from neglect. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are proposed as a remedy to cure such conditions.

DeWitt's Littles M. B

Primrose Day Observances Honor Beaconsfield Death Anniversary

Beaconsfield memory observed across Britain on Primrose Day April 19 marking the death of Lord Beaconsfield on April 1 1881. London streets showed primrose buttonholes and emire and unionist tokens filled public spaces. Wreaths were laid at Hughenden churchyard and banquets held nationwide.

Beaconsfield London Lord Beaconsfield Hughenden

Health as wealth amid a mining boom warning

The piece warns that oil strikes draw crowds who rush to the site risking health. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to support run down systems and prevent ailments from fever and ague to indigestion. The advertisement urges readers to insist on the genuine product for true wealth and health.

Open handicap games promise record efforts at Princeton

Princeton April 19. Open handicap games at Princeton University promise record breaking performances this afternoon. Entries include crack athletes from leading East colleges. Program features 100 200 and 44 yard dashes half mile one mile two mile runs hurdles pole vault shot put hammer throw running high jump and running broad jump.

Princeton Princeton University East

Low spirit in English shoe trade sparks controversy

London April 19 A public controversy stems from Federation of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers president George A Royce claims American competition drives the current slowness in English shoe sales. The Daily Mall counters with pointed questions on exports, colonies, home demand and rising American shoe presence, urging British makers to face the facts.

London George A. Royce Federation of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Daily Mall Royce England

Strike in Portland Over Unions At Umatilla Cigars

Leather workers in Portland have ordered a city strike on April 18 in protest of the discharge of union men by Smoke Pride of Umatilla Cigars. The action targets the employer and seeks reinstatement and fair labor practices.

Portland Umatilla

Veterans Train To Dallas Reunion Leaves Union City

Union City Tennessee April 19 The special train carrying Confederate veterans to the Dallas reunion departs today under Captain J H McDowell. The route travels over the Illinois Central via Memphis and Vicksburg taking on delegations of veterans en route. Vicksburg will host a reception at the historic battlefield nearby.

Union City Tenn Dallas J. H. McDowell

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Dindinger, Wilson & Co Cleaver Bros Hast Church OF the Redeemer Thompson Street Methodist Church John Uren Tallman & CO WM. Goedecke Blucher The Pendleton Shoe Company Ferget Ger Fepeirtsy Ieper Toe Mable Harris James Peters Bluff Atra Fd Rush P. P. Pardillion Women of Woodcraft Seattle Clyde Owens Dutton & Kennedy Georgia Veterans At Mayor Low Oregon Saving’s Bank ST. Joe Store the Lyons Mercantile CO Carrier Millinery G. Neuman Ang M. A. Rader Main and Webb Streets Pendleton, Oregon C.F. Conmeteiieaeeae
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