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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
5
Local brief shows advertising rates: 10 cents per line for first insertion, 50 cents per line per month with 81.00 as a count? per six ordinary words per line. Locale will not take over the phone and remittance must accompany.
Notice to water users states north side water shut off from 8 to 12 noon tomorrow. Also ad by A G Winnerling offering well drilling with prices on 116 W Webb street. Pendleton circles announce Women of Woodcraft dance at Moose Hall Tuesday night December 16 with 50 cent admission.
Fane Forshaw of Flowers at 222 East Court Street suggests a blooming plant or flower box that conveys your message this holiday season. Choose a decorative plant as a thoughtful alternative to generic gifts for the lady in your life.
A jumble of local ads mentions Estes' Barber Shop at 622 Main and a Tuesday public dance at Moose Hall with 50 cent admission. Listings include Oregon Market for U.S. inspected meats, El-Hots chicken tamales and chili, and various rental, employment, and buy/sell notices. Found mink neck piece at Moose Hall. owners call the office and pay ad. Also notes plans for Port land home trade and a 188 acre wheat land for sale in Franklin county Washington.
Osteopathy does not do miracles but aims to place each body part in proper form and alignment with others to ensure healthy blood and nerve flow. Health returns when natural conditions prevail. if ill, osteopathy can assist nature by restoring these conditions as advised by the Osteopathic Advocate.
Albee locals note Camas Prairie enjoys clear skies while fog lies beyond the mountains. Portland-bound travels unfold as Paul Clark leaves for the city. Local residents Yeager Dunn Elis Clark and others visit, with several townspeople traveling, guests at the Albee hotel. Justice Hecker escorts a runaway boy to Pilot Rock and John Day mother, White Salmon.
The article notes Northwest will join the pilgrimage and attend the statue unveiling in Norway on July 4, described as the most patriotic affair of the year. Ed Burns, a traveling salesman for the Sunshine safety lamp, was seen in Albee on Wednesday. Authorities kept a minor's custody to locate his parents.
Kobe Japan Dec 16 The battle cruiser Haruna sister ship to the Kengo built in England for the Japanese navy was launched at Kobe. Japan plans three superdreadnaughts in 1914 in home yards. Though termed a battle cruiser Haruna will match the Texas in size and power and likely surpass it in speed and radius. Haruna measures 704 feet long 92 feet broad and 27 500 tons displacement with coal 4000 tons and oil 1000 tons fuel. Her armament includes eight 14 inch guns in four barbettes.
North Dakota Norwegians hold final preparations for a June pilgrimage to Norway where a Lincoln statue will be presented to the Norwegian government by North Dakota residents. The statue was approved at the last legislature session. Governor Hanna and his staff are noted in resplendent uniforms amid hundreds of Norwegians from the region.
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