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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1908

Page

8

Echo Schools Tribute Rally Praises Rural Education

State Superintendent J W H Ackerman praised Echo schools for their spirit at a Saturday rally with parents, pupils, and patrons. He cited strong pupil programs, a wand drill, and good school restraint. The meetings, part of a countywide rural education effort, will continue in Clackamas and Eastern Oregon as the legislature closes.

J. H. Ackerman Echo J. W H. Ackerman Umatilla Echonts Portland Ackerman Onfj Clackmas County Oregon Willamette Valley

Cold Sickness Warns Against Delays in Treatment

A health advisory urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming chronic and harder to cure. Delays can extend suffering, so seek care without waiting.

Tea Pricing Sparks Frugal Morning Purchases

The note extols tea costs as unusually low with a third of a cent per cup, a cent to a cent and a half for family breakfasts, and mentions grocers refunding money. It contrasts savings with paying Schilling's Best, highlighting consumer compare and trust in value.

Pony contest ends as Oregon Journal and East Oregonian tally votes

The final week of the Pony contest for the Oregon Journal and East Oregonian is underway with eight working days left. Readers can boost favorites by purchasing long term subscriptions for extra votes, with varying multipliers from two to ten years, plus additional semi weekly votes for East Oregonian readers.

Journal of East Oregonian

Educational meeting and directors convention schedule noted

The article describes multiple school events in Pendleton and Pilot Rock. Superintendent Ackerman and Superintendent Welles traveled between cities for educational meetings. A greeting occurs in Pilot Rock tomorrow with a series of meetings planned nearly every night and a statewide school directors convention in Pendleton on Saturday.

Kehoe Ackerman Pendleton Welles Pilot Rock

Will Buy Workhorses for Alberta Farm

Joseph Th McDill superintendent of Umuatui County Poor farm departed for Kilbride Grant county to purchase work horses and mares for his farm near Gletchen Alberta for extensive cultivation next season He will buy from W P York Kilbride and ship to Alberta in spring He plans to fence and break a section and a half of land next season Hon

Joseph Th. McDill Umuatui Kilbride Grant County Gletchen Alberta W. P. York

Eben Tas Path in Wallowa Valley

Eben Tas path in Wallowa Valley features Ed Eben formerly in ladies tailoring now at Joseph in Wallowa county Pendleton visiting friends. Eben confident of a great future for the valley now that the railroad has reached Joseph and he praises his hometown while renewing old acquaintances.

Ed Eben Joseph Wallowa County Pendleton Eben Wallowa

Scouring Mills Committee Heads to Portland

A promin ent wool growers committee travels to Portland to settle details for a scour ing mill to be erected at Echo in coming months. The delegation includes J. N. Burgess, William Slusher, and A. N. Stanfield.

Scouring Mills Committee Portland Echo J. N. Burgess William Slusher A. N. Stanfield

Oldtime Conductor Assigned to Pilot Rock Run

J C Gulling one of the oldest conductors of the R R N service is assigned to the Pilot Rock run and will make his home in this city. He has spent the last 17 years on the Elgin branch and ran the first train over the road during the construction period under his charge.

J.C. Gulling Pilot Rock Mr. Gulling Elgin

Funeral services for Mrs Hill postponed to Wednesday

Delayed arrival of David Hill from New York City caused postponement of funeral services for Mrs. John F Hill. The service time is not yet fixed, and Mr Hill is expected to arrive in Pendleton tomorrow.

David Hill New York City John F. Hill Mr. Hill Ia Pendleton

Library Association Meeting Announcement

A meeting of the library association will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Mrs John Nissen's rooms in the John Schmidt building.

The Library Association Mra John Nissen John Schmidt

Col J H Riley Returns From Oakland Winter Visit

Col J H Riley arrived home last evening after several weeks in Oakland California where his family is spending the winter المنطقة.

Col J. H. Riley Oakland California

Frances Smith enters contest with fresh eyes and energy

The portrait of Frances Smith shows a two year older look with a youthful glow. She is half orphan after losing her mother and her father J. B. Smith is a known O. BR, N conductor. Her earnest blue eyes and straightforward nature are drawing votes from readers and boosting circulation.

Frances Smith J. B. Smith O. BR Frances

Organized Yoga Class In Youa Healing By Prof Mazumdar

A class of about 15 was organized by Prof Mazumdar at the home of Mr and Mrs Terpeniti in Youa Healing. He gave an entertaining talk on Yoga philosophy to a large audience. The women’s class meets weekly and evening sessions are free for afternoon students.

Mazumdar S. Terpeniti Terpening Pendleton Peatle

Bank wrecker seeks funds to repay damaged lenders

J W Scriber once cashier of the Farmers’ and Traders’ bank at La iunde visits Pendleton in conference with W J Furnish. He is out on $40,000 bonds awaiting federal grand jury action and is attempting to reimburse the victims of the bank wrecking.

Farmers' & ‘Traders’ Bank la Iunde J. W. Scriber Pendleton W. J. Furnish Scriber Federal Grand Jury

Price seeks settlement of late husband estate in Pendleton

Mrs. Lee Price of Toppenish Washington appeared before the probate court in Pendleton seeking a settlement of the estate of her husband the late Lee Price. He died late in November leaving a small estate. He had been in the meat business at Adams for some time.

Lee Price Toppenish, Wash Pendleton

Son Born Wins for Will Peterson in Democratic Victory

Will Peterson exults when a healthy boy is born at his home on Saturday evening. He had hoped for a son and sees the event as a political win aligned with support for Mr. Bryan in 193%. The family rejoices as both parents report the baby’s health and the other child is doing well.

Will Peterson Mr. Bryan

Conductors Change on Mountain Division Route

Conductor F L Coykendall, the oldest on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation mountain division, is transferred to the Pendleton Portland run replacing the ill conductor Kelany. Conductor C H Norris of the Pilot Rock run fills the mountain run between this city and Huntington.

F.L. Coykendall Pendleton-Portland Run Kelany C. H. Norris Huntington

Hostette's Stomach Bitters Almanac Card

Advertises Hostette's Stomach Bitters with a prompt to try a bottle and consult a free 1909 Almanac from a druggist. The notice urges readers to obtain the almanac as an instructive and entertaining reference for future use.

Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias Roll Call Meeting

Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias will hold an annual roll call meeting this evening. The roll of members will be called and those present asked to respond in some manner. A brief business session will start the meeting followed by a social session. Applications for membership are requested to be present at 9 o clock for the solar session. No initiatory work will be done this evening.

Mannar

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