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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
5
Special sale catalog entry lists numerous women’s shoes including growing girls oxfords and pumps in calfskin, patent leather, and canvas with low heels. Prices range from $1.45 to $6.95, featuring white and black Oxfords, Mary Janes, and slippers with lace, Cuban and military heels, and various sizes No. 51014 to No. 58614.
Governor Ricay and an exclusive interview discuss Alaska’s 0 percent complete railroad from Seward to Fairbanks, extending 451 miles with key branches. The line aims to boost trade, fuel industry, and interior development by connecting coal fields and exporting high-grade coal while easing transport and price volatility.
Western states parched lands send 200 sheep from Ranch to Jackson State Park for a forest fire prevention experiment. State forester W T Cox and officials plan Monday meeting with ranchers and landowners to discuss stock movement and leasing, aiming to reduce grass and weed growth near forests.
Monteflori Kahn of Flushing New York was fined 2500 in Newark Federal Court for bringing 8400 worth of jewels into the country without proper duties. He claimed receiving the gems from a military officer and argued the wife of an army officer could import them duty free. The judge and details of the exchange were reported from the U S District Court.
A fragmentary report describes unusual millinery ideas and fashion experiments. The text mentions a well or dark vine and a wild hare bender, veil wearers, and tools dropping to the collar. It hints at creative designs and festive styles without concrete details or clear outcomes.
Belden, once confined as insane for 17 years after larceny in 1902, has been declared sane by a New York Governor Smith appointed commission. He spent time in Dannemora State Hospital for the Criminal Insane before petitioning for release. The case involved mental health assessments and government review.
In New York and Newark, a court heard a case where Harry Wells testifies that his wife prefers the company of their two cats over him. He describes nightly disturbances and inability to sleep as the dispute centers on who should manage the home and pets. The matter involves accusations of nagging and demands affecting family harmony and household routines.
Washington July 6 Temporary detention by Raye of Willa Tt Tes, New York World correspondent, hinders Jean Cotes activities. Klecowilt seeks a resolution of inquiry as Neilenatler overruns Thiet county. The depotartment and rear peer report on the incident. Afory their arrival 4 Bayo according to the department. Mr. Buia WO reflects the org pele Uleetaetves and employed workers.
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