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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1913

Page

2

Lace collars and macrame from fifty cents to two dollars

A catalog style item lists lace collars, heavy macrame and venise lace priced from 50¢ to $2.00, suggesting a small retail display. The readable text indicates bargain accessory offerings likely from a period newspaper ad.

Settlers Urged to Report Land Settlement Criticisms

Portland April 30 The Oregon Conservation commission seeks settlers to document difficulties under the three year homestead law and forest reserve rules. An open letter from Joseph N Teal invites direct information on issues from locating mining claims grazing timber sales to entry access urging public input and outlining how to report complaints.

Portland Ore Oregon Conservation Commission Lake Oregon Washington Joseph N.teal Conservation Commission Forest Service Department of the Interior Land Office Kingman Hrewater Aseristant Falling

Premium List For Pacific International Exposition

North Portland Oregon April 30 O M Plummer announces premium list for Pacific International Livestock Exposition to be held December 8 13 1913 at Union Stock Yards. premium value exceeds 16000 covering beef and dairy cattle hogs sheep goats and fat stock with car lots and individuals. prominent officers and directors named including J W Clise Wm M Ladd H A Jastro Frank J Hagenbarth and others, with J L Smith to assist, aims to match Chicago International. cups offered by railroads for grand champion breeds and trophies noted.

North Portland Ore J. W. Clilse Seattle Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Livestock Department Wm. M Wm. H. Daughtrey Portland Union Stock Yards Company C. C. Colt Union Meat Company W. P. Dickey Portland Cattle Loan Company J. W. Creath Portland Live Stock Exchange J. J. Sterret Sterrett & Oberle M. J. Gill O. M. Plummer W. D. Skinner S. P. & & Company

East Oregonian Seeks Old Rage for Purchase

The East Oregonian announces it will buy old rage items, requesting readers to bring or mail them to the office at their earliest convenience. The brief notice urges prompt action from interested contributors.

East Oregonian

Grand Opera for the Parks in New York City

New York plans real grand opera in city parks with first class singers and free admission. A movable acoustical stage will carry performances across six Manhattan recreation centers. English and Italian operas include Aida Faust Carmen and Rigoletto with a 30 piece orchestra and forty chorus members.

Carlton Ten Eyek New York New York Park Commissioners William J. Lee Lee A. Floryn Manhattan Lucila di Lamermoor Manon

Interesting Stories from Various Cities

Preliminary work on the U S S gunboats Palos and Monocacy at Mare Island begins with a $242,000 cost each and a September finish aimed for China service. Public utilities panel backs a $1.5 million bond to build four crosstown trolley lines and move toward city ownership. A sacred Indian bull valued at $2,000 disappeared after vandals freed cattle at a Los Angeles film farm. the animal was found dead with wounds. Los Angeles assigns two plain clothes policewomen for night duty to guard young women from prowlers. Tacoma noms Richard Roedier as Washington state surveyor general, to be sent to Senate. Prospects returnees from Lake Teslin district head to Atlin, B C seeking richer grounds. Giles Quimby, deputy sheriff who shot Tornow, refuses $250 weekly vaudeville offer and plans to share rewards with Blair and Lathrop.

Vallejo Cal UU. S.S Mare Island Navy Yards China Service Los Angeles Will Animal Farm

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Style Hart Schaffner & Mura New Bulgarian Express Earl & Wilson Redman Hercules State of Joseph N. Teal N. C. Maris State Board of Agriculture Superintendent of Public Instruction The Agricultural College L. R. McGee Stock Yards Company John L. Smith Spokane Pacific Slope United States Grand Opera Metropolis Pai San Francisco Utiitie Committee Board of Supervisors Alice Stebbing Wells Rachael Schatte Tacoma Wash Richard Roedier Tacoma Tribune Senate Wilson Roedifor Alaska Lake Teslin Atlin B. C Aberdeen Giles Quimby John Tornow Quimby Tornow Blair Lathrop Mountaineer
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