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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
3
The retailer announces doubled sales staff and expanded displays to ease Christmas shopping. Shoppers are urged to shop mornings for better service, with top stocks, quality, and right prices plus trading coupons on cash purchases. A visitor arrived around eight to give out presents and candy to children.
United States consul William W. Canada reports on Quintana Roo's sparsely settled coast and interior. He describes Maya Indians, mineral potential, natural resources, climate, and trade interests along the Yucatan border, noting limited settler labor and cultural tensions.
In Marshfield Oregon December 1921 the city weighs street railway deals. J M Blake sought a new extension to start an electric line in Coos Bay area. The council granted delays while Blake faced earlier deadlines. North Bend voters later rejected a franchise by twenty to one.
In North End the franchise is refused and no movement has begun to let Marshfield vote on recalling the extension. Proposals suggest granting franchises for a Tabway to trustees who would hand them to the first railroad willing to build in Coos Bay, keeping the franchises open to any future rail project. Also notes available unfurnished rooms in the East Oregonian building with modern amenities.
Woodmen meeting reminder from J. P. Earl acting with Clark of Woodmen of the World. Walker serves as clerk.
Notice invites attendance to a masquerade ball at the German hall on Saturday evening December 21. It mentions a performance guided by a defined theory and promises clear pictures at the Orpheum. Also seeks a girl for general house work and an individual to loan $1500 on security, with contact at 108 Long Street and Lee Tentsch for insurance details.
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