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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

5

Locals Pastime pictures at Ingram with fresh items

Local notes list Pastime theater shows with Fresh Saratoga chips, Pest pictures and prizes, and elven at the Pastime. Ingram’s offers Crystal domino sugar and pure ar- Hele. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes heat producer etc. Cottage rentals at 4 rooms and five rooms with furniture. Nearby stores including Welch's cigar and Cascade wood prices. Also notes job ads, groceries, and express arrivals.

Crystal Domino Ingram's Oregon Lumber Yard Engguiro Bluff St Oak Wood Aule J. B. Halley Express Welch Eigar

Modest confession sparks public interest in Dean t

A terse exchange hints at a truth about Dean t that makes him conspicuous. The quoted lines reveal tension between honesty and reputation, drawing attention to the speaker's reluctance to reveal more. The dialogue suggests a broader social moment where openness clashes with personal discretion.

Pendleton Sees Wide Roster Of Visitors And Guests

Echo visitors J K Phillips and Miss Edith Templeton arrive for visits. Pendleton hosts guests from Nolin Hermiston Echo and Gervais for business and social events. Trading missions brief daily business. theater goers attend Babes in Toyland as locals gather for a Maccabees event with a motherly style lunch.

J. K. Phillips Echo C. E. Cameron Prospect Ranch Pendleton Carl Gilbert M. S. Jones William Wattenberger J. H. Wattenberger E. H. Brown Echo Register Hirdle Love Stella Reece Hermiston Oliver P. Morton Mike Sophia Reece P. K. Peterson Hcho Balfour Guthrie Company Bates Dick Cox Minatina County Portland Heis

Name Swindle In Kansas Involves Inspector Dealer Farmer

A Kansas farmer faces a fake government inspector who arrives with cattle nearly ready for market and discovers tuberculosis on the herd. Days later a dealer, an accomplice of the impostor, buys the tubercular cattle cheaply, completing a three person swindle involving the inspector the dealer and the farmer.

Kansas Arong Kanasas City

A Sprained Ankle Quick Cure Claim

An advice piece suggests using Chamberlain's Liniment to speed ankle sprain recovery, claiming healing in less than a week or even three days in many cases. The note notes typical two to three week and two to three month recovery timelines and promotes the product as sold by dealers.

Chamberlain

How do you like your hoarding house

A brief joke item about a hoarding house and residents who joke about living on the fat of the land. The punchline notes that most of the fat consists of oleomargarine, reflecting the satire of scarcity.

East Oregonian Highlights Across City News

Local brief recaps report on city events and developments in this edition. Authorities address community concerns while residents engage in neighborhood activities and public meetings across the region.

East Oregonian

Mortal Sock Choice Leads to Suspension at Middleton High

Augustus Marsh, a Middleton Connecticut high school tackle, wore lime green socks with red embroidery and rolled trousers to school. The vivid display provoked laughter and distraction, drawing a rebuke from a female teacher and a suspension by Principal C. H. Woolsey.

Augustus Marsh Middleton, Conn Jeclining Augustus C. H. Woolsey New York World

Sporty Hubby Sentenced to Remain with Family

New York January 19 Judge Mulqueen orders Ed ward Lyons a street cleaner to stay at home with his family for one year and pay a $500 fine, payable at $1 daily. Lyons, who had been drinking, faces possible return to the island if he passes a saloon.

New York Mulqueen Edward Lyons Lyons Times

His Pa and the Narrow Gap in a Play Revealed

A brief lurid note hints at a scene where a man views through the constricted space between two women. The phrasing suggests a controversial moment in a theatrical work, with emphasis on innuendo and tabloid framing.

New York Cost of Living Study Sets Annual Family Budget

A New York committee reports that an average five person family with three children under 14 can live comfortably for 825 dollars yearly. It breaks down costs into rent 167, car fare 14, fuel and light 39, furniture 9, insurance 19, food 345, meals away from home 22, clothing 112, health 18, taxes and contributions 11, recreation 6, education 5, miscellaneous 40.

New York Boston Globe

Wanted Catholic gentleman for local representative

A local publishing firm seeks a Catholic man with energy and ability to fill a representative role. Salary is $18 per week. Interested applicants should write for particulars to The Hoey Publishing Co at 323 Dearborn St Chicago Illinois.

Hoey Publishing Co Dearborn St Chicago Illinois

Si Plunkard at Oregon theater delivers rural drama

A comedy with pathos, Si Plunkard, stars J. C. Lewis in the title role. The production promises touching the heart with a truthful story and a superb company. A funny parade by Si and his country band will precede the play Thursday January 21 at the Oregon theater.

J. C. Lewis Si Plunkard Oregon Theater

Stranger Questions Dry Town Status

A brief dialogue captures a passerby asking if the town bans alcohol and a local resident confirming it as a dry area. The exchange reflects local norms and concerns about prohibition and social atmosphere.

Puck

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Madras F.E. Livengood & Co Just Brussels Gray Bros. Grocery CO Saratoga Ingram West High Flower Ingriuma Seale Inquire Het Oregonian Ingrams Gus la Fontaine Holt Combine Boen Estra Wonder M. B. Keys Golden Rule Hotel Dean T Russia Norway Germany Switzerland Holland India Koeppens Herman Suhl Fulton Russell Brownell H. R. Loughlin Charles Watrus Adams Edith Templeton Miss Gertle Templeton M. H. Gillette Minas Anna Griffin Nolin B. J. Sommerville Jim Hill Helix Guess E. J. la Fave Gervair Maxime la Fave Herr Campbell Rowe Campbell Eagles-Woolman Hall Ladies of the Maccabes Him Sporty Hubby Earlie Ely Y Brothers Warren Sireet Pendleton Cloak & Suit House SL Plunkard Florsheim Fit and National Bank Oregon Big 6 E. Court St Rock Spring B. L. Burroughs, i Main St
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