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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1909

Page

2

Echo News Notes and Local Land Deal

Dark loam of river land brings 272 per acre. Frank Skinner buys five acres of garden and orchard land in Umatilla county for 1360, near the river opposite Echo. School reopens after holidays with good attendance. John Templeton recovering. Uncle John appears on the street. Teachers and pupils resume with enthusiasm. Mrs. J T Hoskins visiting Pendleton. Willie is mentioned in absence.

John Templeton Echo Frank Skinner Lois Smith Umatilla W. &. Thresher Kit Hayes Pendleton J. W. Chamberlain

Hosking Named Host at Hotel Hoskins

Hosking serves as host at the Hotel Hoskins, taking charge of guest reception and lounge duties. The assignment places him at the center of hospitality operations, coordinating events and ensuring guest comfort in the hotel’s public spaces.

Hoskins

Prince Wilhelm Receives World First Dirigible Rocking Horse

Berlin January 6 Prince Wilhelm eldest son of the Crown Prince was given a new invention described as the world's first dirigible rocking horse. A Berlin suburban photographer created the toy for the Crown Prince's two and a half year old heir. The horse’s hoofs are on rails enabling forward and sideways motion with a simple rocking action.

Berlin Wilhelm of Prussia

Worshiping a Murderess in Dresden Grave Sees Sunday Prayers

In Dresden the tomb of Grete Beler, 22, who shot her fiancé after attempting to poison him, has become the focus of a strange worship. Women from Dresden's best society visit the grave each Sunday to pray, leaving weathered offerings on the tomb.

Frerlin Dresden Beler Grete Beler

Good Business Opportunity at Helix Oregon Motel and Millinery

A renovated Helix Oregon motel and millinery store offers a profitable business opportunity. The listing notes strong current trade and solid reasons for selling. Inquiries directed to Mrs Frank Myers Helix Oregon.

Helix Ore Frank Myers Oregon

Ass Kicked Wild Animal Dies Aboard Steamship

New York reports a wild ass bound for exhibition died on the steamer Mesaba after repeatedly kicking through stalls and decks. The creature, reportedly in good health, kicked holes in the stall, sides, and decks while the ship pitched, and the chief engineer feared it would breach the engine room before death.

New York Confiraud Bronx Sweden Baltimore Sun

SAME BOOKS WORSE OR BETTER IN KANSAS TEACHERS VIEW

Topeka reports that over 200 rural teachers show ignorance in a state survey. Supt Pairchild circulated a questionnaire asking teachers to rate present physics grammar and history texts as better or worse than the old books. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the current texts are the same as previous editions.

Topeka State Superintendent of Schools Supt Pairchild Chicago Record-Herald

Girl nearly buried alive in marsh rescue near Ridley Creek

Miss Helen Haney, en route to work along the Eddystone marshes near Ridley Creek in Chester Pa, sank into sticky mud while chasing her hat. Gilbert Childs Jr arrived, summoned aid, and pulled her from the dangerous mire as a rescuer. A rental notice also appears for a storeroom in the East Oregonian building.

Chester Helen Haney Eddystone Ridley Creek Miss Haney Gilbert Childs, Jr Childs

Magnetic survey yacht Carnegie a nonmagnetic craft

The Carnegie Institution awards Brooklyn's Tebo Yacht Co. a contract to build the nonmagnetic magnetic survey yacht Carnegie. W J Peters commands the vessel designed for a precise magnetic study of the seven seas using bronze anchors and no magnetic metals. An unrelated ad notes one unfurnished room for rent in the East Oregonian building with electric lights and steam heat.

Washington Carnegie Institution Tebo Yacht Company Brooklyn Carnegie Wallace Downey Emperor William W. J. Peters Seven Seas New York Tribune East Oregonian E. O

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