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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
3
Local ads list hay for sale at Commercial Barn horses clipped there and pastured services. Other notices include rental houses, furnished rooms, saddle horses for ladies, a new bicycle store, and a large range of local services and wants in Pendleton Oregon.
Mr Mitchell tries to book Belasco company for a Pendleton date in May. If secured, it will be Belasco management’s first local visit and likely lead to more Belasco plays. Mitchell guarantees a full house if the date is arranged. The plan aims to avoid pursuing the wrong approach.
Martin Emory Co presents The Red Mill a Henry Blossoms and Victor Herbert operetta set in Holland with two touring women disguising themselves to settle a hotel debt. The score features about twenty numbers including Everyday to Say a Day With Me and The Streets of New York. Cast includes Bert Sworp Kidder Woolf Connor Koerner Laweh Hartberg Stott McClain Summers and actresses Vernice Martyn Adeline Stern Georgian Harvey a fifty-voice chorus and Dutch child performers.
The Portland Journal reports wool buyers warn against using sisal twine for binding wool. They say penalties and losses will rise this season, with firms estimating thousands of dollars in lost revenue from previous sisal usage.
The Modern Woodmen call for attendance at a regular meeting tonight led by Consul WM Huston and J G Finney in Cork. Business of importance to be conducted, members urged to attend.
Frank K Welles county school superintendent toured Pendleton mornings visiting multiple schools in town. He praised the new school building as a credit to the county and noted the eleventh parade was being taught there. A land hearing in the Dippermain Sebring contest was held with testimony taken by Laura Scholl Jr. etc.
British officials and Arctic veterans rally around Captain Scott and Antarctic exploration funds as they back a push to plant the Union Jack at the south pole. Filchner acceptance softens British stance toward him while Amundsen faces Danish pride and funding hurdles before starting his frozen north mission.
Seventy five Portland business men will depart Monday evening April 26 for a four day trip covering the Willamette valley Rogue River valley Klamath Falls Umpqua valleys and surrounding country. The route visits twenty points by night travel to maximize seeing western and southern Oregon while highlighting regional prosperity and progress.
A fragment quotes Fliegenda Blatter claiming a pothole ailment is used to gain access to a dentist’s house to collect money owed. The crude, comic line links injury, debt, and a break in.”
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon dated April 22 reports Kazara Meeker seeking book subscribers and noting local optimism. mentions TV, Davis family considering Hermiston as a future home. several homestead proofs before Commissioner Crawford. a painful accident from tripping on a rusty wall. other residents making final proofs and plans, including Clarence Garrison, Chas Williams, and W Rhee plus shifts in local business plans and travel to Seattle and Wallace Idaho.
The Bayous Indies held an apron sale that drew a well attended crowd last night. Attendees reportedly enjoyed the event and its social atmosphere in the city.
An advertisement promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliousness and other liver stomach and bowel troubles. It claims a knocker is a man who cannot see good in anyone due to a disordered liver and urges a liver cleansing treatment via A C Koeppen & Bros.
The program lists First Love Is Best, drama. The Lockout, dramatise. A Ramble Through the Isle of Sumatra, scenic. The Airship Gate, a comedy. A Ranchman's Wooing, lively Essanay Film Co. comedy. I Love You As the Roses Love thy Dew.
An early 20th century ad touts It McGee’s Baby Elixir from A. C. Koeppen & Bros claiming infants should gain 1-4 pounds weekly. It promises to cure stomach and bowel troubles, aid digestion, and ease teething fretfulness. Priced at 26c and 60c.
The notice invites shoe repair customers to bring in ladies shoes for 66 cents and gentlemen's shoes for 90 cents per pair. It touts modern machinery for better workmanship and is signed A Eklund.
An advertisement promotes Liquid Foot Relief for tired aching feet at 26 cents per bottle, sold by First Class Drug Stores. The note ends with a casual question asking if you read the East Oregonian.
A touted psychic healer known as the marvel of the century promises sure help and happiness. Delmar claims to read minds before you speak and reveal wishes, with advice on love, marriage, business, and investments. Thousands credit his power, claiming doubt vanishes at a glance and seekers leave wiser and bolder.
Advertises Prof Delmar as possessing prophetic powers. Claims to reveal who to marry, reunite separations, and how to win lovers. Presents mysticism without rituals and offers confidential services at Palace Rooming House on Main Street.
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