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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
8
A nostalgic pitch touts Mother's Pride Coffee as the best 26¢ brew, contrasting it with polite sales tactics that entice customers into buying inferior products. The copy urges buyers to choose the dependable, superior option rather than fall for slick salesmanship.
An advertisement extols Blond' Coffee as strong pungent and heavy bodied with a rich aroma. It claims entry into a class of drinkers and lists a price of 40 cents per pound, asserting it is no more expensive than inferior blends.
Knee Shirt, a White Salmon healer, is ousted from the Umatilla Reservation after a public demonstration of his anti consumption methods. Hair shorn and orders to leave leave Henderson in control. major and agency witnesses noted the ceremony as the end of his practice. Meanwhile Jack Swart and family attend funeral of James A. Swart in La Grande. large turnout from railroad towns.
A drug store reminds customers that they can place orders by telephone and have items delivered promptly. The notice emphasizes quick response to calls and constant readiness for telephone orders.
A short promotional note touts quick service for ordering drugstore foods. It emphasizes time savings and customer freedom to discard any order not perfectly satisfactory. Contact by telephone to place orders.
A cascade of brief mentions lists A Witshugh a Helix merchant W Armstrong of Milfen James Donnelly of Heppner F H Boothe of Weston Clyde C Hunt of Ontario Dr Fred A Lieuntie from Helix Miss Luin R Lorenz from Helix F B Holbrook of Irrigon Mrs Charles Wall to Athens W H Jones back from La Grande H Campbell and H A Mann in town Chief Dispatcher Dick Buckley and others visit La Grande division officials T H Boynton of La Grande itinerant businessman Frank H Melnnis of Walla Walla registered at Golden Rule Sgt Major Gustav H Schoo lectured here then at Athena F J Damon formerly with Pioneer Drug now brakeman at Moscow O R & N travels through Baker City Alexander Anderman of Tekon visits Teased winter in eastern Washington Fireman John Dupes La Grande-Huntington division travels to Spokane on wedding trip.
Court notes conclude with Judge Fee urging impartial verdicts without outside influence. The case centers on misappropriation in Umatilla County, with accusations that a trusted sheriff's employee diverted funds. Jurors urged to convict only with reasonable doubt, upholding the integrity of the trial and the people.
The high school rooms are enjoying their second half holiday this term as a reward for punctual attendance. The half holiday plan, in place to promote promptness, has been praised as one of the best initiatives in the schools with results showing reduced tardiness compared to prior terms.
Clarence Adams returned from The Dallen where he visited his wife who remains critically ill. Mrs Adams shows improvement today though she is not out of danger.
K. J. Taylor and Associates plan to launch the Fraser Theater company about March 1 in Pendleton and eastern Oregon towns. Taylor will recruit 10 top artistes with Charles Lowe, Phyllis Berrington, and Beatrice Gershall among leads. Repertoire includes The Black Hand, My Lady Nell, Man of Mystery, Caprice, In Old Kentucky, The Westerner, and Where the Sun Set.
H A Loring collector of Todlan music for the government left St Anthonys hospital after illness. He plans a few days with friends in Walla Walla and then a stay among the Umatilla. State land board reports January receipts from public lands and interest totaling 74124 78 funds deposited to the state treasury.
L C Enderson and Son of Hoquiam dispatch 616 spars to a Boston shipbuilding company. The shortest spark measures over 100 feet in length.
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