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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
6
Catherine Mann-Piyzant surveys the season’s lingerie and Ingerie gowns, praising their versatility and ease of cleaning. She details lace and chiffon combinations, colored linings, new lawns with embroidered borders, and feminine accessories, noting afternoon and morning wear with practical yet stylish options.
New York financiers boast vast bank reserves and old bonds while the tale depicts a bungled subway ticket episode. Mr. Yoakum orders a thousand tickets to be placed in every suit, a plan that unfolds with comic futility amid urban finance bravado.
Harvest is light but stock remains in fine condition. Mrs Chas Ely to visit Willamette valley and Seattle with husband. Jeff Troxel family Weston to Klamath Falls with John Ogle and family. L K Cartwright visiting Shetina then Kentucky then west. Nina Olmstead gravely ill from electric shock. C hr Cate visiting Spokane. Myrtle Jones in Walla Walla. Wray the tombstone man visited. Miss Jown Grunch cattle buyer made purchases. J A McLauvehlin lost a logging horse.
Governor Benson announced a slate of minor appointments before departing by train to the south. Alex Reid of Tone and F J Mot of Baker City were named to state boards, with Charlie V. Calloway named delegate to the next international conference on state and local taxation. Hingham of Eugene and Frederink W Mulkey of Portland were also appointed delegates to the taxation conference. The present Tax Commission members were reappointed to an Oliver term, including B L Campbell president of the University of Oregon Eugene editor H M W Scott of Portland C L A Johns Baker City W M Colvig Medford and State Senator M A Miller of Lebanon.
John Walters using multiple aliases faked work claims at the Chronicle office then circulated counterfeit checks for $18 each drawn on Chronicle Publishing Company. He passed six checks totaling 104 dollars at saloons before departing on night trains. Local authorities suspect he used blank checks from a French fund company bank and printed by a pressroom.
Notice to public that W C Kennedy of Carney and Kennedy disposed of his entire interest in City Livery Stables to G W Bradley. The business will be conducted by Carney and Bradley who will collect and pay all outstanding accounts of the old firm. Dated July 17, 1909. M J Carney G W Bradley W C Kennedy.
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