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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
8
A bold claim praises Mother's Pride coffee as the best 35 cent option, arguing it outlasts weaker brands. The pitch emphasizes survival of the fittest in coffee markets, urging readers to recognize its superior quality.
A promotional note touts a blended tea claimed to be as smooth as wine and to provoke strong cravings. It invites readers to request a sample and asserts the blend contains five scientifically blended teas.
A movement to form an Amadilla county Development League uniting all commercial bodies in Adams Weston Athena Echo Milton Helix and Pendleton seeks to pool literature and attract eastern buyers and easier travel. The plan aims to coordinate efforts countywide rather than each town acting alone to lure capital and settlers to Oregon. Continuous cooperation could enhance regional development and tourism.
The Columbia River Basin Development League would unite all eastern Oregon and Washington merchants with Pendleton as the central body. The plan will be presented to Pendleton Commercial Consociation managers as efforts intensify to form a county commerce organization to attract capital and develop resources in 1906.
Rev. BR. Lee Busenbirger begins his new pastorate at the First Christian Church with Evangelist N. H. Brooks assisting. Brooks, recently at Heppner Oregon where 44 additions occurred, will conclude in Pendleton with Mr. and Mrs. Webb leading singing. Bussibarger arrives from Seattle to occupy the pulpit as the revival moves through Pendleton and beyond. The public is urged to attend and hear Brooks expound the Rouper before his departure.
Pendleton Business College players traveled to Athena to play baseball against Athena High School. The visiting party included about 26 supporters with Velma White as pitcher Lester Miller at second base A B E Wilson at first Harley McClure at third Frank Swaggart at short Lambert Clark in right field J E B Woodell at center field Noy Penland catcher and Hugh Parks in left field.
Mrs John Dickson hosted a Monday evening gathering with Miss Gay Campbell in honor of Miss Bea Campbell and her fiance Richard Mayberry whose February wedding is planned. The event featured a 16-table Progressive 500 with prizes won by Mrs George Hartman Jr and players from Portland among others.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It claims glycerine improves weak digestion, notes alcohol free formulation, and cites endorsements by medical figures. The text lists multiple botanical ingredients and praises the product's efficacy for intestinal issues.
Their niece Miss Bess Campbell Richard Mayberry. On Monday evening at the Hotel Yendleton the Thurs day Afternoon club will give a banquet, the queerte and club members representing different nations. On next Monday evening the local chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a 00 party in the Masento hall. All members of the order are invited To attend. Alpha Psi fraternity gave a dancing party last evening at Music hall to invited guests. The Rebekahe will give a social APR sion Monday evening for both lodges of Odd Fellows and friends at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. William Keeler of Walla Walla is visiting her sister Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt who will entertain this evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Matlock left Thursday for Portland. From there they proceed on their trip abroad. Mrs. Minnie Stillman left Saturday for Portland to remain months. Mrs. Harry Johnson gave luncheon this afternoon to invited friends. Mrs J. C. Taylor was hostess for the Dundeate Whiet club on Tuesday afternoon. Vincent will love on Sunday for a visit at Portland.
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