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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1914

Page

5

For sale and housing notices in Hermiston area

A long list of classified ads includes fresh milk cows for sale by Gritman Brothers, requests for domestic help from a young woman and a young man, various houses and rooms for rent, a livery business sale, several Pendleton and Helix business items, an auto truck hauling service, forty horses and mules for sale by R F Kirkpatrick, new apartments by Mark Moorhouse Co, a small butcher shop for sale, Farmers' Home Restaurant management change, store counters for sale at Alexander's Dept Store, a Thoroughbred Hampshire boar for sale by Joe Craig, a found opal scarf pin and a found gold bar pin with initials MB, old papers for sale, two modern cottages on east Court street, and Penland Bros Transfer offering hauling and storage services with contact details.

R. F. Kirkpatrick Pendleton Oregon Mark Moorhouse Co Andrew O. M. Nevin Helix Farmers’ Home Elliotts W. C. Marr Prop Alexander's Dept Hampshire Joe Craig Ore Royal M. Sawtelle East Court ‘Street Main Street Walters’ Mill Penland Bros

Public land sale ad and credit notice from 1914 Oregon paper

A land sale notice details two hundred acres of deeded reservation land near Pendleton Oregon offering bottom land suitable for wheat or diversified farming with a market nearby. Also a credit denial notice from MR and MRS A J Over turf and a debt disclaimer from Peter Kriser dated February 16 1914.

Joe Craig Pendleton Oregon Annie Kriser Peter Kriser

Strychnine Found in Water During pursuit of Mexicans

In El Paso on February 20, investigators report the presence of strychnine in water used by American troopers guarding Yaleta. Three horses collapsed and died Wednesday night as troops pursued Mexican federal recruits who fled across the river. seven more horses died afterward and post mortems confirmed strychnine poisoning.

EL Paso Tex Yaleta

Williams Ready to Assume Comptroller of the Currency

Acting Secretary John Skelton Williams prepared to resign as assistant secretary of the treasury and be inducted as Comptroller of the currency once the federal reserve bank organization committee returns from the West. The committee completed regional hearings in several large cities.

Washington Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee West John Skelton Williams

Londoners Pay Over Half of England Income Tax

The statement notes that more than half of England's income tax is collected from residents of London. It highlights the concentration of tax revenue in the capital and implies broader regional disparities in income tax contributions.

England

Presbyterian church plans film crusade to promote dry states

The Presbyterian church will dispatch 250 temperance workers with motion picture films to Washington Oregon California and Colorado to advocate abstaining from alcohol in the next fall election. Plans were finalized at a Presbyterian temperance board meeting.

New York The Presbyterian Church Washington Oregon California Colorado Presbyterian Board of Temperance

Countess de Hertier Stuns Washington Society with Paris Fashions

Countess de Hertier, wife of a French Embassy attaché in Washington, arrives with Paris designs. She displays extreme outfits that surpass what Washington society has seen, drawing attention from matrons and young women as her husband’s position brings her into prominent circles.

Countess de Hertier Washington Paris

Notable Visitors and Residents Seen in Pendleton Daily

A parade of locals and visitors wanders through Pendleton today. Zoe Houser leaves his Stanfield ranch while Oscar Piper of Melix arrives on the NP train. Hales, Adams farmer, Henry T. Hill of La Grande, and John Stockman of Walla Walla visit family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood of Athena stay in Pendleton, Joe Lewis arrives from Helix, Gunder Terguson of Stanton and August Kupers stop by. W S J Furnish, irrigationist, is in town. A P Davis and C D Huffman of La Grande attend Bowman’s, Jerry Stone of Athena conducts business, Frank Sherman of Pilot Rock visits, and George McGaughey also seen. M O McPherson of Palouse visits sister Mrs. F E Livengood. Arthur West, Beaver, Pa., mayor, visits his brother P West for weeks. Bunyan G W of Birch Creek appears, Rev. Christian Mack visits Myrick church, and William Shannon from Helix comes via Northern Pacific. W Davidson of Seeley & Co. notes business, Charles A Barrett from Athena arrives, and Charles E Olson of La Grande returns with Athena’s high school team. Arthur Bramwell and Gladys depart for Pendleton to stay with the Gray bills through Sunday.

Zoe Houser Stanfield Oscar Piper Melix N. P Jess ©. Hales Adams Farmer Henry T. Hill la Grande Realty John Stockman Walla Walla Arnold Wood Athena Pendleton Joe Lewis Helix Gunder Terguson Stanton August Kupers W.sj. Furnish A. P. Davis D. Huffman la Grande Bowman George McGaughey Pilot Rock M. 0. McPherson Palouse Wash F. E. Livengood Arthur West Beaver P. West G. W., Bunyan Birch Creek Christian Mack Myrick William Shannon Northern Pacific W. Davidson Seeley & Co Insurance Charles A. Barrett

Laundry Plant Upgraded to Meet New Laws in Northwest

J F Robinson proprietor of the Domestic laundry completed a year of improvements doubling floor space and adding modern machinery to meet new standards. A Trojan Flatwork Ironer and supporting equipment arrived, enabling nine hour workdays with high efficiency and safety, employing about thirty workers with a weekly payroll of 225 to 400 dollars.

J. F. Robinson Northwest Court Thompson Street Robinson Troy Laundry Machinery Company Trojan Blackstone Hotel Chicago Middlesex Steam Laundry Lowell Mass Oregon

Pleasant surprise birthday tea for Mrs Harold Stewart

About thirty ladies from the Baptist church Aid Society gathered at Mrs Harold Stewart’s home to celebrate her birthday with conversation music and sewing. She received a potted plant as a gift and refreshments were served.

Harold Stewart The Baptist Church Aid Society Stewart Mesdames Wilcox Goedecke Hall Lampkin Jones May Privett Martin Brown Marsh Bentley Ferguson L. E Penland E Penland Will Penland Davis Myrick C. Stewart Miller Norris Gibson Daphne Marie Stewart

Pool halls ousted for Kansas students

Lawrence Kansas city council passed an ordinance to close all pool halls effective January 1 1915. Citizens signed petitions calling the venues detrimental to youth and the university students at the University of Kansas.

University of Kansas Lawrence Kan

Pink Tea Held In Butte Faces Prosecution Under Act

County Attorney McCaffery told Butte county commissioners that a proposed pink tea for women registering for the school election would violate the corrupt practices act. He warned that if the tea is held and complaints are filed, he will prosecute both organizers and participants.

Hegal Butte Mont McCaffery

Senator Gallinger Pushes Bill to Regulate Vivisection

Washington February 19 Senator Gallinger announced plans to introduce a bill tightening rules on vivisection and to make experiments on human beings a felony.

Washington Gallinger

French Girl in Halley Germany Sparks German Marriage Offers

A walnut from a Christmas tree in Halle, Germany contained a French letter from Alfredine Maurand of Turcane seeking to improve her English and marry a young Englishman. The note sparked a flood of marriage offers from Germans, shocking her patriotic relatives. she stated she would not consider Germans and preferred English suitors.

Paris Germany England Halle Alfredine Maurand Turcane France Alfredine

Oakland to cede public utilities to state rail commission

Oakland California voters authorize transfer of public utilities to the state railroad commission while retaining waterfront control. The 2 to 1 victory supports accelerating Inner Harbor work funded by government and city dollars to handle traffic from Panama Canal opening.

Oakland Cal State Railroad Commission Panama Canal

Eczema Study Reclassifies Disease As Skin Condition

The article argues eczema is a skin disease, not blood related, and can be cured through skin treatment. It promotes Meritol Eczema Remedy applied directly to the affected area as the cure, urging readers not to delay using the remedy.

Strong Endorsement for Meritol Pile Remedy

W H Holmes of Decorah Iowa reports years of hemorrhoid suffering ended after using Meritol Pile Remedy. He says relief came after half a package and he would not return to his former condition for a thousand dollars. Tallman Company exclusive agency.

W. H. Holmes The Decorah Journal Tallman & Company

Indoor Meet at Pittsburgh Promises Fast Track Action

Indoor carnival hosted by the Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian Association at Duquesne Garden featured short dashes relays distance runs and broad and high jumps. More than 160 athletes from the association competed in the event.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian Association Duquesne Garden

Bulgin Receives Ovation As He Opens City Meetings

Dr Bulgin, introduced as a Tar Heel from North Carolina, is welcomed with enthusiasm at a town meeting. He vows to combat sin while building a stronger community, urging growth in business and real estate and inviting outsiders to relocate. He emphasizes a foundation of love alongside firm moral stance.

North Carolina Dwight L. Moody Chicago Jesus Sin Pendleton Tam

Notable Preacher Captivates with Vivid Sermon

The speaker’s argument depends on seeing and hearing him in action as his words flow rapidly. Each point is illustrated so clearly that even children grasp it, with thoughts anchored in Matthew 27:40. Mr. Rose concluded the service with a solo, Face to Face.

Mr. Rose Solo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lyceum Estelle Gray Florence Crawford Margaret Gray Une MOMAD Gritman Brothers Hermiston, Ore Water Street Porrent Raley Street Walters Mill Penland Bros. Auto Truck Jeff East Oregonian A. J. Overturf Williams Comptroller Franklin Pendleton Auto Co Jerry Stone Frank Sherman Charles E. Olson Arthur Bramwell Gladys D. C. Graybill la Grande Observer Additional Society Bulgin Pacific Coast Rinek Saviepe CNG Co Casauk Sh Best Ib A. T. Matthews Co Korinek Cottonwood and Alta Sts State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sta J. L. Vaughan
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