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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1912

Page

5

Locals Bicycles and Local Ads at 727 Johnson Street

Burroughs listings include bicycle shop on Johnson Street and a collection of local service ads. Coal and wood delivery from Kopitzke Gillanders, Melrose System sweep, and Rock Spring coal promotions. Rentals offered at multiple addresses, transfers and moving services, plus domestic work, laundry department update, and a notice for an Orpheum theater show.

Johnson Street Burroughs I. CG. Snyder Kopitzke & Gillanders Rock Spring Orpheum Water Street Aura Street Penland Bros Main Street B. A. Morton Ben L. Burroughs

Fort George Farm Lands Opportunity in Fraser River Valley

Teutach and Bickers advertise a chance to acquire farm land at a very low figure in the Fraser River Valley. Prospective buyers are invited to call or write for particulars.

Fort George Fraser River Valley Teutach & Bickers

Combine Harvester for Sale by Daniel Best in Oregon

Practically new Best combine offered for sale after cutting 500 acres of grain. Described as in perfect order with good reasons for selling. Apply Peter Tachella in Pendleton Oregon for details.

Daniel “Baby Peter Tachella Pendleton Ore

For Sale New No 10 Smith Premier Typewriter

Advertisement notes a No 10 Smith Premier typewriter offered for sale at a sacrificed price. Interested buyers are instructed to apply with the letter M at the office to inquire about details and arrange purchase.

Smith Premier

Holt Combine Holley Harvester for sale in Washington

In first class condition, practically new Holt combine Holley harvester total cost 2050 with hitch 250. Will sell for 1100. Call at Room 4, Rowan Building, Walla Walla, Washington.

Holt Combine Holley Harvester Rowan Building Walla Walla Wash

Woman for police chief nominated in Ritzville

Mrs. E. E. Eaton, wife of the German bakery proprietor, has been nominated by Mayor E. D. Gilson for police chief of Ritzville. The filing was made with Clerk J. L. Cross as council faces confirmation hurdles. The council meets February 20 amid high interest in the appointment.

E. E. Eaton Ritzville Walsh E. D. Gilson J. L. Cross FE. E. Eaton

Thanking friends for sympathy after loss of Dale Rothwell

Mourners express gratitude for kindness during the long illness and death of DALE ROTHWELL. Mrs L A Kinman and daughters extend thanks to friends for support, prayers, and acts of sympathy shown to the family.

Dale Rothwell L. A. Kinman

Warden Weyler backs chloroform death substitute plan

Warden Weyler of Baltimore urged Maryland legislators to replace hanging with chloroform executions in a cell at the penitentiary, arguing for a painless method and opposing the death penalty in any form. A bill currently aims to substitute electrocution with the execution site at the prison. Abundant wealth ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds good blood and boosts appetite and nerves.

Baltimore Weyler Maryland Hood

Withycombe to Speak Here Monday to Farmers

Dr. Withycombe arrives in eastern Oregon for farmers institutes in Hermiston and Stanfield and will address the Commercial club gathering Monday evening urging farmers to raise more hogs and outlining profits.

Jong Oregon Withycombe Hermiston Stanfield Commercial Club

Personal notes from Pendleton and area events

BE J Burke the wool man left today for Portland. T S Dunmore of The Dalles guests of Bowman. Col H G Newport of Hermiston is transacting business in the city. Ralph B Stanfield the banker came up from home and stayed overnight. Mrs L D Idleman left for Spokane for about a week. B A Saylor from Milton came in yesterday. W F Reinhart of Marshall Wells Portland was westbound on No 1 this morning. H A Waterman from Hermiston came up yesterday and stayed overnight. J L Parker of Stanfield recently elected secretary of the Umatilla Morrow poultry show. Rev Charles Quinny returned from Weston after services last night. W B H Harrah and family return from Missouri. County School Supt Frank K Welles returned from Helix after an illustrated lecture. Frank D P Carruth principal of Stanfield schools is up to assist the Elks Minstrels and visit schools. Edgar W Smith appointed state manager of Equitable Life Insurance arrived in Pendleton yesterday morning and will stay a few days.

T. S. Dunmore Dalles Bowman Col. H. G. Newport Hermiston Ralph B. Stanfield Dho Mra. L. D. Idleman Spokane A. Saylor Milton W. FR. Reinhart Marshall Wells & Company Portland H. A. Waterman J. L. Parker Stanfield Umatilla- Morrow Poultry Show West End Charles Quinny Church of the Redeemer Weston W. BH Harrah Missouri Frank K. Welles Helix Frank DP. Carruth Elks Minstrels Edgar W. Smith The Equitable Life Insurance Company Pendleton

Aspinwall and Pope Wed Promise Asked By Bride

In Philadelphia a 70 year old man Robert Aspinwall applied for a marriage license to wed 60 year old Mrs Mary Pope. Before she signed she asked if he would keep his promise not to run around at night. Aspinwall said he had been married twice before and did not care to run around. Mrs Pope then explained she had been married twice and did not want to be alone.

Philadelphia Robert Aspinwall Mary Pope Robert Aspinwall

Demonstrator Injured Feeding Leopard at Park Menagerie

Edward Schweitzer, a demonstrator for a fire apparatus company, visited Central City park to feed peanuts to a circus leopard. Before he could withdraw his hand, the animal seized it and bit it off at the wrist, causing severe injury and significant blood loss.

Macon Edward Schweitzer Central City Park Schweltzer

Bloomington rail pioneer Thrasher marked fifty years of service

Theodore Thrasher, 74, Monroe County, helped build the Monon railroad through the county in the 1850s and has remained with the line ever since. He is now station agent at Smithville and, over more than sixty years, has missed only two weeks of duty since 1899 due to erysipelas. He was first on the job laying cross ties and driving spikes as the line neared completion. At 76, he continues in the Smithville post, hale and active.

Bloomington Theodore Thraser Monroe County Monon Smithville Thrasher

Rear-Admiral Cagni to lead torpedo squadron take over

Reported by reliable sources that Rear-Admiral Cagni will replace the Duke of the Abruzzi as commander of the torpedo squadron. The duke, now a vice-admiral, may be assigned to command Taranto fortress guarding the Bay of Naples and the approach to the Mediterranean.

Nome Cagni Duke Abruzzi Taranto Italy Mediterranean

Mother Starts on Journey as Children Sleep at Door

Mrs Mary Golden dressed her two children in best clothes and sent them out with coins to buy candy claiming she was going to heaven The children slept in each other arms outside their door until police forced entry and found the mother dying on the kitchen floor with a gas tube in her mouth She had been in poor health and low spirits for two months

New York Mary Golden Heaven Golden

Hens and Eggs May Cause Postal Complications

Washington reports the treasury department has decided that a hen is not a postal obstacle. The note hints at regulatory adjustments affecting poultry shipments and related mail procedures amid unspecified concerns.

Washington The Treasury Department

Ownership of eggs laid in transit stirs postal debate

The parcels post question prompts the Post Office to consider who owns eggs laid by hens in transit. If enacted, shipments of fowls might be allowed stamped through the mail, but ownership remains unsettled. Jesse Suter investigates precedents and hints courts may settle the matter.

Post Office Department National Association of Poultry Breeders Hitchcock Uncle Sam Postmaster General Jesse Suter Bureau of Infor Mation Jesse Ellis Parker Butler Suter

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F. E. Livengood & Co the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Ladies Home Journal J. H. Estes American National Bank Bldg C. J. Whittaker Smill Combine Harvester Alfaira N. Joerger Eddy St Donaldson Be, J. Burke Indiana Torpedo Squadron Hostetter Sea Island Pereales Wohlenberg Golden Rule
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