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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement extols Cottolene as a superior shortening to hog lard and butter. It claims no hog fat or animal content, notes greater richness reduces quantity needed, and emphasizes cottonseed oil from seed to kitchen with minimal handling.
About 60 men are at the grave and sand pit supplying contracts in Walla Walla and Portland with Bob McCall replaced by Walter Willstead. Beekeepers and hobos mingle with anglers who report roomy trout catches up to 2 pounds near the Umatilla river. Local and visiting business figures including Geo H. Noyes of Cotton & Buffman and North Dakota and Spokane capitalists tour lands around Umatilla as Inland Reporter freight ships arrive for merchants.
Mr Hogg has been transferred to The Dallea facility. Details on date and department are not disclosed. The move follows standard internal transfers within the organization. Further information will be released by officials as available.
The notice sets April 30 as an annual Raisin Day for California and the Northwest, urging all to celebrate by eating raisins or raisin bread to boost demand for the fruit. It invites participation and highlights raisin bread as a pleasant custom. A promotional insert then extols Bly's Cream Balm for nasal relief, with purchase details from Ely Bros of New York.
Arrangements near completion for the Great International convention of Poles to be held in Washington next month. Henry Slenkiewicz, noted author of several novels, will accompany a large party of Austrian Poles.
An advertisement by A. Eklund offers shoe repair services. Indies’ shoes cost 65 cents per pair and gentlemen’s shoes 90 cents. Modern machinery promises better work.
A fragment claims Flood's Sarasparina cleanses the system and purifies blood, suggesting it rebuilds health effectively. The text reads like an old remedy advertisement urging use for success in cleansing the body.
Reads: tracks for sale at Athena Oregon. A number of fine native registered jacks are available. B. F. Swaggart contributed funds by reading today’s ad.
Hermiston Bank & Trust plans a two story stone building on Main Street across from the Oregon Hotel with lower banking space and upper office rentals. J W Reid of Jefferson owns adjoining property and may join the project. P A Stewart arrives from Seattle to review local interests and Gratnaber Lumber holdings. John Indekofer of Albany plans to settle north of town near the experimental farm. George A Cressey brings emigrant moveables from Wisconsin and plans bees and honey operations west of town.
A man ejected from a Burnside Second Street restaurant was reported dead but revived to wink and sit up. Detectives Hepner Endicott and Sloan examined the scene as Jim Casey, released from city prison that morning after 66 drunkenness sentences, began to celebrate with whiskey until the patrol wagon returned him to custody.
In Brooklyn at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church a Sunday collection for the rectory debt yielded a bag of valuables. Congregants dropped gold, gems, and silverware. appraiser Canon William Sheaf Chase examines the trove. Unsealed package released about 10 pieces of gold. unsold items go to an assay office for melting.
A 2c bottle promises relief for tired aching sweaty feet with Liquid Foot Base sold at First Clase Drug Stores. The item is marketed as happiness for everyone, emphasizing comfort and foot care.
Chicago report states "Chappy" Moran, famed as a top swindler, is under arrest. Police describe a century‑spanning career with millions taken, luxury living, and ties to William Clark in the Eastern Grain Company scheme. A nationwide fugitive, Moran’s operations included wire tapping and stock schemes, with investors losing large margins before shutdown.
All parties who wish to have concrete walls built around graves of dear friends or relatives should contact FRANK DUPRAT at the cemetery. Work can be done now or arrangements by phone Red 2627. Information given free.
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