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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1911

Page

6

Local ads mix lanes, meats, and housing notices

An assortment of small advertisements from Lane & Son and local merchants touts coal bread wagons fresh meat and lard delivery, wallpaper and paints, rent for Judd building front office, and various business services. Also listed are bakery items, poultry sales, lumber and buildingMaterial ads, livestock pasture, and housing inquiries with contact details for Malin and Pendleton area.

Dutch Henry Malin Lane & Son Judd Bullaing F. E. Judd Tracy Donaldson's Kig J. C. Snyder Meacham Meacham Lumber Co East Oregonian Oregon West Uberal Johnson Crab Creek Lumber Co West Alta Street Farmers Meat Co Conrad Pintrorder EB. Court Street Penlandros, Transfer Co Black Palle Main St Royal Bakery Webb and Cottonwood Streets

Central Market Lard Sale Listing May Day Specials

May Day sale at Central Market lists 10 lb pure lard at $1.60 per unit, 6 lb pure lard at 50 cents, and 3 lb pure lard at 60 cents. Limited quantities announced for the one day event.

Good Clothes and Good Morals

A discussion on how clothing and cleanliness influence youth originality and social status. The text argues that wearing the same clothes daily marks low social position, and lack of Sunday attire reflects external influences on youths.

Monter Russell

Terse greeting to new girl on overheard talk

The narrator teases the newcomer about overhearing a morning conversation with her husband. The girl insists she has never had a husband and jokes that neighbors would think either of them would be killed for sure, in a humorous Success Magazine tone.

Hlicen Success Magazine

The Charm of England by William Winter

The Charm of England praises English character and landscape as peaceful and beautiful. It contrasts London’s bustling life with a pervasive sense of repose, as observed by William Winter.

England London William Winter

Classified wants and rates for Oregonian ads

The notice advertises want ads in the Most Oregonian with rates for three lines and five lines, one time, two times, and six times. It instructs sending ads to the East Oregonian office or mail with payment via silver or stamps.

Oregonian East Oregonian

Local residents mingle with aviation meet visitors

Pete Murray came down from Athe na this morning. Carl Beholl of Walla Walla is a Pendleton visitor, Mrs. R. B. Stanfield of Echo is visiting relatives in the city. Evin and Donald Cameron arrive from Nye. Prof. Odessa Stirling from Walla Walla meets his music class, along with William Reardon the lumber man. Several locals attended the aviation meet in Walla Walla yesterday, including J. T. Lambirth and Mrs. J. R. Dickson with son Frank. Mayor A. E. Lambert of North Powder visits old friends in the city.

Pete Murray Athena Carl Beholl Walla Walla Pendleton R. B. Stanfield Echo Evin Donald Cameron Nye Odessa Stirling William Reardon Hermiston T. J. Tweedy J. H. O'Neill J. T. Lambirth First National Bank Willa Walla J. R. Dickson Frank A. EC Lambert North Powder George Hartman Jr J. R. Raley Sturgis Auto J. A Maayor A. E. Lambert American National Bank Bank At

Hunter Pursues Bears Near Liberty Lake Trek

Spokane bear hunter Thomas Hopper leads six dogs with Charles Dobbs and Robert F. Copeland from Inland Electric lines toward Liberty Lake to chase large black bears in Cougar creek headwaters near Mion Bay. They plan a weeklong trip for supplies and return before starting up into the hills. Hopper recently returned from Libby Montana after helping James House and W H Maxwell kill a 600 pound black bear, with the hide destined for a taxidermist.

Thomas Hopper Spokane Charles Dobbs Robert F. Copeland Inland Electric System Liberty Lake Cougar Creek Mion Bay Spokane Chronicle Mr. Hopper Libby Montana James House Hayden Lake W. H. Maxwell Mir Mountain

Delhi's historic city and rulers through the ages

A compact chronicle notes Shah Jahan building the royal Delhi near the old Dell in 1641, praised as the city of the world. It says Nadir Shah’s 1739 raid brought massacre and plunder, then British control after 1857, with Shah Mohammed Balia dour leading during the mutiny before English victory.

Delhi Shah Jehan Tonsil Shaali Jehansbad Nadir Shah Tta Pune Tord Lake Shah Mohammed Baliadour

Harriman Faces Market Showdown In Insider Move

Harriman displayed a keen market sense as Southern Pacific stock moved sharply. He targeted a private broker, detected heavy selling of Southern Pacific and Bouthera Pacific, and accused a major banking house of the action, cutting the line before a reply could be made.

Harriman Southern Pacific Leanl Harrimuin

The Tough Kid on the Porch Incident

A boy climbed onto the porch against orders and fell, but is reported sound. His mother’s attempt to discipline left her nervous and physically exhausted. Interviews reflect a domestic scene reported by Catholic Standard and Times.

Nabor Catholic Standard and Times

New to Him Washington Herald Excerpt

A quirky Washington Herald snippet shows a speaker noting a son has gone to work and is open to novelty. The exchange reveals humor about his son’s activities and curiosity, capturing a lighthearted moment in urban life.

Laa Washington Herald

Aleutian Islands Link Alaska to Far East Trade

The Aleutians offer the shortest San Francisco to Japan route, saving nearly a thousand miles for orient trade by skirting along the chain. The archipelago spans over a thousand miles with Aleuts forming its remnant population. Their long struggle for independence ended when Russia prevailed after about fifty years, in a war that nearly wiped out the race. The islands are noted as a future commerce link between the United States and the Orient, while nearby possessions show close cross border life between Russian and American communities.

San Francisco Japan Alaska Aleutian Islands United States Orient Beringetralt Russia New York Press

Trust and Courage Guide a Young Woman's Life

A Harper's Bazaar excerpt highlights trust and courage as vital virtues. It recalls a young girl who rejects panic about the future, choosing to learn useful skills and care for others. She believes nice girls can avoid starvation through practicality and perseverance.

Stlad Dack Wien Harper’s Bazaar

Peace Principles Shape Nantucket Military Silence

The Friends on Nantucket long upheld peace, influencing public life and suppressing military activity for generations. Historical tales from September Days on Nantucket recount that visiting troops drew only cheers from windows, while a trainee group was disbanded if war erupted.

Nantucket Boston

Her Stipulation and a Cracked Conversation in a Conservatory

A pale young man sits with his companion in a conservatory for five quiet minutes. He retrieves a cigarette case and asks Miss Smilax if he may smoke, she replies with a playful, teasing warning about the effect on her health and the sectet mischief.

Close Relations in Politics The Farmer’s Stance

A Washington Star quote shows Farmer Corntessel advising constituents to stand by Jim, but to stay close enough to watch every move. The remark frames vigilant support and scrutiny in a close political dynamic.

Jim Farmer Corntessel Washington Star

His Inheritance Benefit For Son Of Genius

The Chicago Record Herald notes a benefit being held for a man whose father possessed genius yet left him eccentric traits. The item highlights a communal effort to support the son’s welfare and future.

Reading the East Oregonian in a Happy World

A reflective line praises neighborly regard and asks if readers peruse the East Oregonian, noting well wishes toward the living and dead and inviting engagement with the paper.

France faced with Holy War threat in Morocco crisis

Tangier reports a message from bandit chief Rassall warning of a Holy War unless France stops sending troops to Morocco. He vows to rally tribes for an extermination of foreigners as Colonel Bremond’s French relief expedition nears Fez amid heavy fighting.

Tangier France Morocco Tofay Rassall Bremondz Fez

Little Byrne for England race rumor in New York

George Byrne of Providence aged 11 and weighing 85 pounds is slated to sail to England for a race. Rumors say two or three English racing men seek his services. Byrne recently won the American Derby at Jacksonville, with Governor Grey an outsider favored in practice and drawing widespread enthusiasm nationwide.

Little Byne England New York George Byrne Providence Byrne Jacksonvillea Governor Grey

Czar Orders Oporn to Honor Wiegfivestors Deeds

The Russian czar has issued a decree demanding a ceremonial oporn to commemorate the actions of Wiegfivestors, highlighting their deeds in a national honor event.

Russia

Panama canal completion boosts navy efficiency, Hobson claims

The article notes that completing the Panama Canal would raise U S Navy efficiency by about 20 percent according to Richard P Hobson and with planned increases the U S Navy would be superior and adequate for protection. John Jenkins rebutted Bakers arbitration argument asserting no such plin de- has been made.

Panama Canal Richard P. Hobson United States John Jenkins Baker

Debaters Discuss Navy Spending and Peaceful Settlement

The discussion centered on naval spending versus fortifications with key speakers Chester Fee Hartwell and Finch arguing for adequacy and selective funding. The event featured a glee club performance, judge Marvin Martin and professors Barton Ruby as decision-makers, and Pendleton’s team advancing to face Hood River for a chance at the state title at the University of Oregon.

Hartwell Finch Young Ladies' Glee Club Aldrich Marvin Martin Walla Walla Barton Ruby Whitman College Pendleton Hood River High School Columbia River District University of Oregon

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