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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
5
A brief item notes a group seeking to borrow an entire union or membership, outlining a proposed arrangement and parties involved. Details are limited in the text.
Local notices advertise furnished apartments and rooms for rent during wartime, with several contact numbers and addresses including Hamilton Court, Willow Street, Johnson Street, and Lewis Street. Also listed are wanted help for general housework, sewing, and a range of goods for sale and services offered by local businesses.
Night schedule lists activities at 16 pm and 2.90 p mi daily with reservations via phone 410. Halph Shaffer crop-Adw.
Lavky-Paramount star Hayakawa will appear at the Alta in a film of Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Bottle Imp. The company, directed by Marshal Neallan, travels to Honolulu. A heavy fog disrupted the voyage and rough seas followed with Neallan reporting the journey too rough to play cards.
Miss Suratt concentrates on creating hatching gowns to win the Empress of Fashion title. She has become a physics culture center and, after completing a recent prediction for Mr Fox, hires a pre-cocks trainer and outfits her New York apartment for daily routines dancing and social activities.
A local pageant titled Eternal Love debuts with Stutterfly Picture’s long awaited appearance. Doug Ger, directing and starring as the painter-artiste, presents Mignon’s devotion amid a contrasting Paris prewar setting.
The City Marshal of Pendleton takes up a pony like animal weighing about 125 pounds with a left ear mark star in the forehead and two white hind feet. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at 2 pm on the fifth day of June 1917 at public auction for cash at the City Pound to cover costs. Proceeds go to pay expenses of sale. City Marshal Al Roberts signed May 25 1977.
A brief reading notes a social event at German Hall with music and dancing on Saturday night June 7. Invitations promise good music and floor. The wording highlights cordial invitation and a coded sense of enjoyment.
An advertisement notes a free $200 phonograph giveaway at Botton Store with a display in the window. Other ads promise mule sale details and real estate offers in Seattle, including home construction and land lot options with terms.
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