Shadow and Shetland ceilings sale teaser line
A fragment describes ceiling fabrics titled Shadow and Shetland with a range from 35 cents to 1.00 per yard and a color line labeled good for selection.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
2
A fragment describes ceiling fabrics titled Shadow and Shetland with a range from 35 cents to 1.00 per yard and a color line labeled good for selection.
Prof E L Potter of Oregon Agricultural College outlines core training for colts to behave and stand correctly in the show ring. Emphasizes calm behavior, proper stance, bridle use, and leading technique to show action and prevent poor display.
Richard Comiskey and his bride, nee Flannagan, were chivaivered at their home nine miles west of town. The Moore brothers led the event with local attendance and customary wedding rites.
A tale from Streator Independent Times describes a symphony orchestra lingering past 1 a.m. seeking $4, while the groom first offered $2.50 at midnight, but the bid was rejected.
A fragmentary weather note hints at ice and cold with quirky lines about Maude May Sade and Sal. It links a playful verse to a practical inching of measure four quarts to a gallon. The piece blends weather mood with a mnemonic on volume.
Passengers for Portland are urged to take the Str Bailey Gatzert at The Dalles daily at 3 15 p m except Sundays and Mondays for a refreshing river ride to Portland arriving at 9 45 p m The fare from The Dalles to Portland is 1 00 dollars.
The Orpheum presents a busy program featuring Vita graph with William Humphrey Dorothy Kelly and Rose Tapley plus a drama about jealousy and mistaken love. Mrs Bess Smith is nominated for mayor against Joe Jones amid scandal involving their children. Also billed are The Will and Along the Nile with Edison me a dramatization of Augusta Evans popular novel and a Western tour company star cast including Miss Helen Duffy Milburn Kenworthy and Harry Smith.
A well balanced program for Tuesday features star L. Rogers Lytton Rosemary Theby and Kate Price in a drama about a baby finding a home and a husband. The Fate of Elizabeth is dramatized from a book and presented with clear photoplay. Broncho Milty's Strategy and His Lordship's Romance offer comedy and pathos to engage audiences.
Added attractions for Monday and Tuesday feature BR J Dally the musical coon from Trsxle with comic songs banjo solos and funny stories plus ocarine and whirl wind banjo numbers. Miss Alice Rooney, famed soprano, sings nightly this week as her Portland contract shortens her stay. Also shows Warner's Feature Film Co production Saved in Mid AIDS a perilous rope-walking scene and Hy Mayer's Magic Hand cartoons for laughs.
The New Grand announces Charles L. Stone's Colonial Musical Comedy company of 16 touring from Calgary to Pendleton then Walla Walla North Yakima Seattle and Tacoma performing across the region.
Buffalo Bill's advertising car No 1 arrives Saturday July 12 via the OWRN railroad and will stay on the side track near the station to bill the towns and countryside for fifty miles. The modern office on wheels includes a press bureau with agents writers and illustrations, printing supplies posters programs and graphs to advertise a week of one day stands. The car is 70 feet long with business office buffet state rooms Pullman berths lockers closets and a steam boiler for paste. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill promise the biggest and best show here on Saturday August 2.
A brief notice indicates an event titled St Bl with a venue in Oregon on Tuesday night July 8. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item references a local performance or appearance and a specific date. Further text would clarify participants and location.
Washington details show the postal service uses federal space with a rental value over 5.25 million dollars annually. Jonathan Bourne Jr. reports that rental value has not been charged to the service and proposes debiting the postal service for rental costs across 719 buildings. The figure includes 5.514,797 dollars for buildings reporting space used by the postal service, plus 4.25 million dollars already charged for rented buildings not owned by the government.
Paris reports the Rembrandt Bathsheba sold for 1 900 000 francs at the Steengracht sale, a record for an artwork at auction. Duveen of New York and London touted the price after a bidding duel with Wildenstein, long linked to the Rothschilds, tracing the painting through a long line of owners from 1442 to 1912 prior to the final Paris sale. The political wagon has need of an emergency brake.
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