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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
5
Classified notes list services and sales in Pendleton Oregon area. Barber shop ads for Estes. markets advertise meats and milk. property for sale. requests for workers and housemaids. piano tuning. furniture sales. lost items. rental rooms. business and loan offers. employment canvassing in city area with contact details and hours.
A. G. Winnerling advertises capability to drill wells to any depth with estimates provided. Potential customers are invited to inquire for prices at 116 W. Webb Street.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain life or fire insurance, warning that disaster can happen unexpectedly. It promotes Percy Folsom's office at Farmers Union Grain Agency in Pendleton, advising contact for coverage.
The family extends sincere thanks to friends for aid during the illness and death of their cousin Mrs B A Hutchenson. Signed by Mrs Walter Adams and Miss Evelyn Kinman in an acknowledgment notice.
New York Jan 7 Wall Street doubts the preferred stockholders of Union Pacific will permit distributing eighty two million dollars worth of Baltimore and Ohio stock to common stockholders. It is expected the preferred holders will sue to enjoin the directors at the meeting tomorrow from carrying out the plan.
Cardinal Gibbons received $500000 in first mortgage bonds from the Knights of Columbus to the Catholic University at Washington. National officers and many clergymen attended the ceremony at the cardinal's residence. The funds, raised over four years, will fund fifty lay scholarships at the university.
Rebels at Espiritu Santo captured a train near La Honda and detonated a mine as it approached, killing or injuring 80 rebels believe federals were aboard. The incident highlights a divergent dynamiting tactic reported from Aguas Calientes on January 7.
Governor Glynn declared at the state legislative convening that he will veto all appropriations except absolute necessities. He urged abolition of luxury and sinecures in state government and warned lawmakers against vicious and foolish lawmaking.
Benjamin Brown, president and manager of the Jewish Agricultural and Colonial Association of Utah, arrived in Portland to organize a Jewish agricultural colony. A meeting at Neighborhood House, Second and Woods, will discuss the colony and fundraising from wealthy Jewish supporters. Brown traveled to Portland from San Francisco.
M. B. Edwards offers furniture made to order, cabinet work and picture framing plus repairing of all woodwork and furniture. Located opposite the Elks Club at 736 Cottonwood Street.
Deputy Sheriff George Strand arrives at Helix while Thomson of Echo visits west end. EF P Marshall and Joe Blakely attend business in Condon and Echo. Pete Anderson from Pasco and Tone residents Devin and Earl Morgan guests of St George. Douglas of Haines visits Bowman. Orange of Pilot Rock sees city. Esteb of Echo handles matters. Stanton of Helix and Scarborough of Hermiston visit Pendleton. Weston’s P.T. Harbour hosts James Kyle of Stanfield. John and Mrs Eggers travel from their ranch on X train. Waterman of Hermiston attends county court. Hill from Walla Walla pursues local business. L. Thompson of American National Bank travels to Portland. Rev Hartley arrives on NP. Cockburn from Milton attends first court of year. John P. McManus of Pilot Rock noted yesterday planning move to southern California.
Samuel Drumheller prominent Walla Walla stockman sues Western Union Telegraph Co for 1800 damages claiming a transmitted message read sixty instead of six. He cites prior Spokane judgment against him and bank delay, with Pendleton creditors actions briefly noted. Attorneys listed. Western Union set to answer by January 12.
A Wallula detective style vague event notes a man with nine children asked for aid a month ago and reported the stork left twins. The county commissioners granted the requested relief.
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