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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1910

Page

2

Addition for Echo Methodist Church Remodeling Planned

Special correspondence from Oregon details a major addition and remodel for Echo Methodist Episcopal Church. The project includes a 60 by 60 foot addition, a new corner entrance, a vestibule, sliding doors to merge spaces, a large auditorium seating hundreds, a lowered sidewalk to city grade, a new furnace, and improved ventilation. Howard Frick of Hermiston secured the contract. local donors Mr and Mrs Koontz contribute significantly, with prior gifts to the Deaconess Home and Pendleton Academy.

Eno Ore Methodist Episcopal Church M. FE Rev Compton Milton Compton Thomson Buttercreek M. E Lambert Pioneer Ditch Company Pendleton Jos Concha Fred Andrews Joe Leexer M. H. Gillette Wilford K. McFall Bremerton Wash

The Founder of Indigestion and Cottolene Ad

An old advertisement argues the founder of indigestion is pig fat and promotes Cottolene as a pure vegetable shortening. It claims lard causes stomach issues while Cottolene offers tastier, digestible baked goods without disagreeable effects.

Noah

Oregon Agricultural College reports rock chicken experiment success

Professor James Dryden leads a novel test at Oregon Agricultural College to raise chickens in large rock chambers using 1200 chicks in a twelve foot diameter circular space mothered by a single outlet vent. The project aims to prove feasibility for the poultry industry and follows an incubator hatch of 1350 eggs. An electrical engineering show by students showcased a complete electrical home, an isolator power plant, an automatic telephone, an X-ray unit, and miniature flying machines.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvaille Ore James Dryden Engineering School The Fitnes A. Finlay L. Davidson C. P. Richards

Monmouth normal school ad urges support for plant value

A paid advert promotes Monmouth Oregon’s normal school and a $100,000 plant, urging voters to sustain the institution with a four cent per thousand dollar tax. The message is signed by J. B. V. Butler, secretary of the committee. It contrasts skim milk’s health claims with a light jab at fevered dairy preferences.

Monmouth J. B. V. Butler Sec. Com Ore

That's Right Encouragement Applauds First Alphabet Step

In a brief vignette from Everybody's Magazine a teacher reassures a very young student as he learns his ABCs. She prompts him about what comes after G and he answers with a confident “Whiz.” The scene captures a gentle classroom moment of early literacy.

Hiia Abc Everybody's Magazine

Umatilla County Students Form University Club at Oregon

University of Oregon students from Umatilla county form a club to canvass for prospective students and plan banquets. Officers: William E. Lowell president Louise Grey vice president Arthur Means secretary. Members include Javinn Stanfield Dean Goodman James Johns Robe McKenzie Harold Warner Glen Storle and Ira Staggs. All hold university posts and participate in athletics and activities.

University of Oregon Eugene Ore Umatilla County William E. Lowell Louise Grey Arthur G. Means Javinn Stanfiedt Dean Goodman James Johns Robe McKenzie Harold Warner Glenn Storle Ira Staggs Willian Lowell Emerald Oregon Monthly Javina Stanfield Arthur Means Eugene Register Robi. McKenzie Bageman Oregon Harold Warrner Silver Tongued Glenn Storie Oregon Glen Clot Ira Stoggs

Denver Post Office to Be Gorgeous Outside

Washington reports Denver will have a splendid exterior for the post office building funded by a $2,100,000 appropriation. The plan originally called for granite but locals insisted on Colorado marble for the exterior while interior design remains plain.

Denver Post Office Washington Denver Congress Colorado

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Health Restore

A dated patent medicine notice proclaims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets aid nature by removing impurities and restoring the body's organs to health and strength. Sold by all dealers in the standard medical sales pattern of the era.

Chamberlain Nature

Much Land Changes Hands in Hermiston

A Hermiston land deal closed as F B Swayze traded acreage in the government project for W H Skinner’s town property including his home next to the Baptist church and vacant lots. A visiting party from Erie, Pa praised Hermiston's future after inspecting 170 acres near the government reservoir and planning to take 140 more, with talks of closing soon.

Hermiston Oregon F. B. Swayze First National Bank Sovernment W. H. Skinner Baptist Church Harty Erie Pennsylvania J. van Green D. van Green J. V. Yelgerhouse N. BR C. F. Morrow Western Springfield Western Land & Irrigation Company H. Brown Lexington Nebraska W. F. Brown Chas. Hiatt Stanfield Saylay Stanfield-Hermissatoy Pelerie Yestering Baker City Cypti Alexander Howe Nikaere L. J. Campbell Umatilla Butter Creek Trinait Herston Dr. Croup Walla Walla G. H. Upthegrove Heen B. Bainbridge Pioneer Emery Maurice Johnson Fargo North Dakota Burch & Wright RC Means

Warring Tongs Seek Peace to Boost Chinatown Trade

New York report says rival tongs in Chinatown urge an end to guerrilla warfare. Judge Warren W Foster of the General Sessions Court is asked to convene representatives and draft a protocol similar to a peace agreement to be signed after negotiations. Merchants fear continued shootings deter visitors and harm commerce.

New York Chinatown Warren W. Foster General Sessions Court Dan Peite Mireillan Doys

Strawberry pair to be a great success at Lebanon fair

The Lebanon fair will feature Frank Miller Amusement Company attractions from Portland for three days. Free high wire acts and dives will thrill crowds, with paid shows including Watermelon Trust, Campont’s 10 colored minstrels, an electric show and Winston. The event aims to surpass last year’s amusements.

Lebanon Ore Frank Miller Amusement Company Portland Watermelon Trust

Poley’s Urino Laxative Spring Medicine

An old advertisement touts Poley’s Urino Laxative as a cure for headache biliousness constipation and general digestive discomfort. It claims the remedy tones the digestive organs carries off waste and stimulates bowels to normal activity, calling it splendid spring medicine from Koeppen Bros.

Inc Poley Koeppen

Emigrant party of 460 Salvation Army heads to Canada

A London cablegram reports a Salvation Army emigrant group of about 460 moving tomorrow to Canada. The article notes they carry money and possessions, seeking new opportunities in the West.

London Salvation Army Canada Mininy

Great Britain to Canada Emigration Push and Costs

The text estimates about 100 pounds per person and a total capital of around 30,000 dollars in the neighborhood. It notes 100,000 emigrants expected to leave Great Britain for Canada during 1910 bringing nearly 6,000,000 pounds in cash. Many would-be settlers pay 6 pounds extra via New York due to scarce direct accommodations.

Great Britain Canada New York

Conductor Wilford Adams Credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy

Lexington Kentucky street railway conductor Wilford Adams writes of chronic rheumatism bedridden before using Foley’s Kidney Remedy. After two bottles relief, the third bottle restored him to work, claiming the medicine cured his rheumatism by removing uric acid from blood. Koeppen Bros.

Ong Wilford Adams Foley Lexington, Ky Koeppen

Notice to Public on Discontinuing Delivery of Building Material

Notice to Public states that delivery of building material will be discontinued from the given date and that listed prices will not include cartage. Readers are advised to arrange their own hauling. The notice notes fuel is unaffected and lists Oregon Lumber Yard Pendleton Lumber Co Crab Creek Lumber Co. An intellectual movement is described as loathing by Dr. Arnold.

Oregon Lumber Yard Pendleton Lumber CO Crab Creek Lumber CO

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