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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
5
A jumbled list of names, rentals, sales, and ads across cities including Portland Spokane Seattle and Walla Walla. Notices mention rooms for rent furnished houses and cheap millinery bargains with various local merchants and individuals. The item reads like a blotter of local classifieds and notices with scattered names and addresses.
A long list of names and places appears, including hotel staff, officials, and residents such as J. Taylor Dee Maolnes Mert Miae Tae Heenett Fernan pins, and many from Portland Walla Walla and Salt Lake. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous individuals and locales tied to Pendleton and surrounding cities.
At a recent Find National Tank of Pane Coton directors meeting a 10 percent dividend was approved. The board discussed cashiers policy under G M Tice. The bank reports undivided profits of 69000 in the past year. January 16 will host the annual stockholders meeting for director and officer elections.
A section hand on the O R and N stabbed a fellow Italian section crew member at Coyote yesterday. The injured man is thought to be fatally wounded. The assistant responsible fled the scene and remains missing.
Kruger goes to Portland with Rol Kroger, a famed bore ball player, to practice with the 7 Portion team as the season opens. Charles Beale returns from Seattle after hospital visit for injuries suffered by his son-in-law William Guion in an Interurban wreck. Beale’s daughter, Mrs. Guion, and her child plan a Pen-Winton visit in about a month.
The speaker recalls standing by Napoleon’s tomb and picturing his rise to power and fall at Waterloo. He contemplates the suffering caused by empire and longs for a humble life with a loving family rather than the glory and ruin of a great conqueror.
A crowded excerpt discusses medical cautions about nose blowing and chest health, a concise social scene with Mr. and Mrs. Macleod, then shifts to Germany’s modern home methods and a call to resist un-German finance. The piece weaves personal anecdote with political rhetoric about Rome, Carthage, and British policy, ending with Berlin commentary.
Spanish sheepherders known as transhumantes number about ten million and migrate from plains to mountains along routes controlled by medieval regulations. The customs prevent travel on common paths during certain periods as flocks graze on open land. Also advertised: 230 acres of summer fallow for rent northwest of Pendleton, one and a half miles from depot, apply John Vert.
Jotn Thinmerman, a well known Melix farmer, visits the city with a keen guest. J. B. Beckwith of Pendleton attends a Baker business day. Frank Hayes of Poston store shoe department is ill at work. Mrs. J. A. Drake in critical condition after a stroke at 516 Ann street. Margaret Tatum returns to Walla Walla after visiting relatives. Charles A. Bill returns from North Yakima to work with A. C. Ruby. C. J. Emith and daughter Gwendolyn move to Portland for the winter. James Millream and wife in town to enroll their child in school. Vern Selders travels from Cove to Weston for normal studies. I. R. Johnson of Umatilla Water Users leaves Echo after business. Emma Cole returns from Los Angeles for sister’s illness. F. R. Pettitt for Woodmen of the World heads to La Grande for order work.
Notice announces barber shop price list starting Saturday January with shaving 16 cents hair cutting 20 cents permanent waves 60 cents curling and shaving neck 6 cents? tonle 10 cents shampoo 26 cents honing razors 90 cents.
The article notes John Griffith will appear at the prayer venue in Richard the Third next Sunday evening in Salem. It mentions his lively portrayal of a character and references a Salem government plan that allocates twelve medals annually to an unspecified group.
George Ferguson joins the shoe department and has worked since January 1. Jerome Friedman, nephew of Mr Alexander, takes charge of the grocery department replacing Kam Piser who relocated to California for the winter. The notice also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve sold by Tallman & Co.
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