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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
2
An old advertising snippet promotes Shawknit socks at a remodeling price of 3 pairs for 25 cents, featuring black tan and plain colors. It touts men’s good work socks at a dozen for 25 cents and claims top quality and great wear.
American agricultural commission studying Europe calls for longer loan terms, cheaper money for farmers, and rural cooperative banks. Director General Clarence J. Owens says findings from Italy to France justify such reforms for U.S. agriculture and credit systems. Doctor Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College endorses the report as vital for American farms.
Christian Endeavorers aim to close every saloon by 1920 as a nationwide observance of the Pilgrim Fathers centennial. The plan centers on an International convention in Los Angeles with a campaign to mobilize 17,000 people from major centers.
About 7000 participants from California are expected to take part in the sessions. The total plan includes attendees from across the nation, reflecting broad engagement in the event.
Idaho July 9 T W S Kuhns have invested millions in irrigation and power ventures in Idaho over five years. Their Twin Falls holdings near 25 million dollars finance Twin Falls North Side and Salmon River projects and operate plants at Shoshone Falls Salmon Falls and American Falls on the Snake river. The American Falls plant was bought from Senator James H Brady for 4 million dollars earlier this year. Boise bankers decline to estimate the impact of the failure on Idaho enterprises. The Kuhns were stockholders in several small Idaho banks including Jerome and Wendell.
La Grande announces an endurance motorcycle race from the fair grounds grand stand to Baker and back, finishing at the grounds, on July 27. Secretary SeCor of the Union County Fair association plans a handicap start with passes through Hot Lake Union Telecaset North Powder Haines and Baker. Entry fee about 10 dollars. prizes cover all entry money. The event aims to be a major inter city contest with entertainment at the grounds and reports relayed to the grand stand.
The Lothians coalfield emerges as Scotland s second largest. A recent report cites about 3 300 000 000 tons of coal. The field spans to Fife with sections under the Firth of Forth worked from both Lothians and Fifeshire sides. Lanarkshire once led in output but declined as Lothians Ayrshire and Fifeshire fields rose. Lothians production grew from 1 169 037 tons in 1890 to 4 980 160 tons in 1911.
Large turnout at Holmes farm Kilmarnock session of West of Scotland Agricultural Station. About 60 British Dairymaids Association members toured the dairy school poultry station and herd. Principal Patterson and Professors McAlpine Berry described experiments in crops pastures and horticulture. The college aims to promote agriculture and award examinations.
The passage outlines certificates and distinctions, scholarships, and the enterprise of farmers and landowners trading in horses, cattle, and farm produce. Governors are elected by town and county councils, the University of Glasgow, the Technical College, the Highland and Agricultural Society, and others. Students travel from South Africa and other empire regions to study dairy farming.
A tired agent arrives home in the suburbs and vents about a persistent frog whining day after day. His wife calls him out with a quip, while he blames the irksome noise on the neighbor’s house needing a papering. A Judge's quip underlines the humor.
Penland Bros advertises a single truck move service promising to transport all belongings in one load. It highlights good warehouse storage, reasonable rates, and a contact phone price. Available at Penland Bros at 647 Main Street with a call option.
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