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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1907
Page
8
A fragmented notice from a national retailer notes customers struggle to understand baking powder and similar items while highlighting the Suisse brand and a claim that the chain sells better throughout the country.
A filed suit in the crewit court seeks a receiver for the Pendleton Tribune company to take possession and provide a full accounting after a 1905 reorganization. Mrs L K Kerbaugh alleges transfers to Tribune Publishing without her consent deprived her stock, naming Dodd and others and asking E F P Dodd to render a complete accounting. Geer and Mitchell are not directly involved. The article also notes upcoming stage offerings in Pendleton in January.
Florence Roberts, John Griffin and “Sultan of Salu” headline a varied Frazer week bill with several additional acts. Local program notes strong lines of entertainment across multiple nights.
The excerpt notes a theatrical stage comedy gaining popularity each year and expected to be warmly welcomed by Pentleton audiences, highlighting its entertaining and exhilarating nature.
Fred Lovkley, longtime East Oregonian circulation manager, retires today. George A. Robbing becomes circulation manager as Lovkley assists with collections and Robbing learns routes. East Oregonian Publishing now owned solely by Jackson of Portland with Lampkin as business manager and Huffman as managing editor.
The G A C team beat Weston Normal 64 to 36 in Weston on a glass floor blamed on a dance floor setup. Swann and teammates complained resin was not used, hindering movement. Pendleton echoes say a regular floor would have yielded a larger margin and UT teams plan to face Spokane next. Nebraska lawmakers expected to pass freight and passenger rate reforms and an anti pass law.
The Thursday Aftermath enterta in Jan 10 with Mrs M J Lane. The French P N club meets Tuesday January 8 at Mrs Alfée Shertlay home. Review covers French history chapters 10 and 14. The Current Literature club meets Friday January 11 at Mrs No Hotkelev’s home to discuss American AP.
C H Adame of Dole City, publicity agent for the Pope Irrigation congress, toured Boise today as guest of President Monte HW Divina of Pendleton Savings Bank. Adame led the publicity bureau for the congress and oversaw the release of a newly issued report and irrigation literature.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 2 20 PM at Mrs Wilcox home replacing Mrs Mays. All members are asked to attend for important business.
Fragmentary ad copy from a medical product promotion promises a free copy of a 107 album or manual from a doctor. It mentions indigestion dyspepsia costiveness colds and female illness. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names or dates.
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