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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
2
A lively newspaper style notice announces new spring skirts and fabrics arriving at the shop. It highlights silks taftas serges and wool velours in stripes and plaids, crepe Shantung in bold colors, new dress trimmings with motifs and tassels, and Mohairs in wide widths. Yardage prices range from 12 cents to 2.50 dollar.
Edison Marshall of Medford Oregon former University of Oregon journalism student has a short story The Miss Seventeen named among the 100 best American stories of 1916 by Bowdon Transcript critic Edward J O Muirin. Marshall, 23, has been writing for two years and is a product of the newspaper profession.
The remark notes that size of a military does not determine ease of living, implying personal inclination matters more than force. It reflects a skeptical view of military power and civilian resilience.
An old notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as prompt relief for severe bilious attacks. It describes symptoms such as severe headache coated tongue loathing of food constipation torpid liver vomiting partly digested food and bile. Advised to take three tablets for relief.
A long list of rental notices and sale offers appears with furnished rooms in apartments and houses, a bungalow for sale, a purebred turkey ad, and an auto stage service. Also noted are a garbage hauling service and various local business promotions in Pendleton Oregon.
The partnership of L. D. Bhanafett and H. T. Lemer operating as Mode Tailors and Cleaner in Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon is dissolved by mutual agreement. H. T. Lester assumes all bills receivable and payables for the firm. Dated Pendleton Oregon February 1 1914. 1. O. Branapolt. H. T. Lester.
One beat quarter section for wheat in Franklin county Washington, all fenced and nearly level, little waste land, small dwelling, good auto, taken a part payment. A fast bargain for a quick sale. For particulars write to HL Shangle, Milton Oregon, Ad.
At Frensings Cigar Store the Williamson headquarters announced baggage transfer actions. The notice, dated 2007, notes a transfer related to the CEB with an advisory style typical of Adv notices and local business announcements.
A questionable ad promises a one hundred dollar reward if Fall’s Catarrh Cure fails to cure. It claims internal and blood action, boosting strength to destroy disease foundations. The offer is signed by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with a price listed as 75 cents.
Anointed by her daughter Mra Horace Stillman, Mrs Nelson hosted a group including Mrs Scheer, Mrs Kraft, Mrs Cronin, Mrs Joe Murphy, Mrs Stillman, Mrs Meal, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Brownfield, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Bakken, Mrs Cronin Jr, Mrs Tucker, and Nellie McDonald. Glenn Scott visited today from a ranch near Holx. A. M. Butterfield of Pilot Rock arrived on a business trip. J. A. Hollard, stockbuyer, returned from Omaha where a brother works in stock business.
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