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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1911
Page
2
The store hires E. M. Burt the Lightning Artist to paint Fortiza and local scenes daily for ten days ending March 1. Each customer receiving purchases of 7.50 gets a 14x22 inch painting and those spending 15 gets a 22x36 inch artwork, all free.
This notice announces a store closure for Washington's Birthday on Wednesday February 22, with celebrations planned with Farmers Union and Good Roads. The sale runs ten days from Saturday February 18 through March 1, offering fifty subjects and options to buy or exchange duplicate checks and trading coupons for ten days.
A one week sale starts Monday February 20 offering the entire stock of boys shoes to clear room for new stock arriving soon. Includes patent leather velour calf hex calf and kid styles with web soles suitable for school work or dress. Regular prices range from 2.50 to 3.50 per pair.
Washington's Birthday observed by the Peoples Warehouse with all day closures on Monday and Wednesday. Orders are invited for Tuesday with an extra pound of sugar per grocery order, plus new olives pickles relishes in economy jars and various canned and dried goods priced low.
Light colored shirts with soft collars and fancy sateens. Good patterns and solid construction. Described as well made and easy to laundry. Nearly all sizes available with choice. All priced at 75¢ to 39¢.
A concise ad notes attractive gingham dresses in light and dark colors for house wear, offered at prices from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars, showcasing the neatest and nicest options available.
Senator Bourne held that the confirmation of Philip Malcolm as Portland collector of customs was opposed due to influence and nonalignment with political principals. He argued the process should prioritize honesty and efficiency over secret fraternal ties, urging retainment of qualified appointees and condemning political interference.
Spokane Feb 20 A Wright a fruit grower at Opportunity Wash reports a true cause for western tomato blight a form of bacteria in soil His fix is crop rotation to purify soil treat seed with formaldehyde and use clean soil after hotbed plants He urges growers to unite promote seed from blight resistant stock and apply the simple remedy to stamp out the disease across the Pacific slope region.
Rudolph Martin, longtime baker and grocer, proprietor of the State hotel and Martin block, has moved his residence to this city. Within a few days he will open a first class bakery, promising quality and reliable service.
Former Pendleton resident Mr. Martin announces the Royal Bakery at the State hotel corner Webb and Cottonwood. He has studied leading coast bakeries and will operate modern in-house ovens for wholesale and retail trade with a first class delivery service for Pendleton.
Clarence Holdy will perform a pipe organ recital February 27 at Whitman Conservatory. He will play the Roosevelt organ in the College Chapel, under Whitman Conservatory auspices.
Citizens grieve a small personal loss as six dollars of ume are mourned after a dollar’s worth of stock or value is found missing. The event highlights the community’s attachment to modest possessions and perceived value.
A profile of Marie Curie and her efforts to gain membership in the French Academy of Science. The article notes her key role in radium and polonium work, her modest life in Paris outskirts, and the debate over admitting a woman to the academy. It highlights her polish heritage, Warsaw birth, and partnership with Pierre Curie.
Beth Israel hospital announces a rapid trachoma cure claiming seven to ten days for most cases and a month for a child once thought to need two years. The simple operation removes the tarsus to expel trachomate particles. The note coincides with broader coverage of immigration and Canadian reciprocity debates.
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