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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
9
Readers may subscribe at half price with a 60 percent cut for a limited day. East Oregonian offers yearly mail at 3 dollars, semi weekly at 4 dollars, and weekly at 75 cents for prepaying new or old subscribers from December 28, 1901. Send name for sample and remit by check, postal note, money order or stamps to Pendleton Oregon.
The New York World誂 promotes its thrice weekly format as impartial and comprehensive, claiming prominence among newspapers and offering a $1 yearly subscription. It adjoins serial stories and home features, and notes a combined offer with the East Oregonian for $2.20. Local poultry ad for HR. Martins.
Salt Lake City December 22 Mormons mark Joseph Smiths birthday with observances replacing Christmas in many meetings and family reunions. The article notes Smiths birth in 1805 in Vermont, his founding of the Mormon church, and his death in Illinois with a high school program listed for Assembly Hall featuring a cast of characters and period songs.
A stream of personal mentions fills Pendleton notes as Frank N. McCandless visits from Ellensburg and J D Hawes stays at Hotel 81. Names include Jacob Bots the Walla Walla beer king, W E Dale a Helix visitor, and many locals traveling to nearby towns for holidays or business.
Hans Jorensen aged 70 died at his sister Mrs. Sarah A. Thompson’s home near Warren station at 4 yesterday morning from old age and general breakdown. A pioneer resident of Oregon, he lived for many years in the Warren area and was well liked by friends. The remains were interred in Warren cemetery that afternoon.
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