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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
5
A jumble of 1909 era classified items lists rentals cars employment and goods for sale. Entries mention rooms for rent garages sewing machines businesses and personal services with scattered phone numbers and addresses across Portland Oregon.
Bids due by 12 noon September 6, 1917 for construction of bars and Unit 1 of a building per revised plans. Plans at Mook's store. District 65 clerk Harrison. Bendleton and Pilot Rock areas. Notification lists bid security requirements and right to reject. Public auction details and price changes noted for retail products in regional notices.
A new drama by BK. A Walsh stars Miriam Cooper as Mary Hilden who travels from a country village to a thriving community where a murdered man spurs a web of guilt and torn loyalties. Charlton and others drive the plot as secrets unfold and power shifts emerge. The film plays at Partine theater for two days starting Thursday.
A garbled notice promotes a play titled Follow the Girl? set for Thursday and Friday at The Cow's Theater. It mentions secret agents, Mexican bandits, and a Swedish buyer, with a cast described as varied and quick-moving, including a Gloverator device, in a wartime themed plot.
A mill town family named The Wrights appear in a fresh film project. The article notes local interest and hints at distinctive talents within the family, differentiating them from prior locally known figures.
A jumble of phrases questions wartime training and local officials in Pendleton. It references Roy Raley and Counciman Darr Phelps in unclear context, mentions entertainment wrinkles and a looming insurance or banking scandal, and hints at public perception shaping opinions.
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