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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
7
Agricultural notes advise fruit growers in Oregon to apply a third spray of the season. The text explains costs and yields, outlining spray timing, equipment like barrel sprayers, and the impact on fruit quality and commercial output.
From the People Pelleton and others pledge backing to the Weet Poll initiative. The letter notes immediate testing paving and civic sentiment in the county mind as part of the community effort.
A page of classified ads offers furnished apartments and rooms for rent, housekeeping suites, and new leases. It also lists land for sale, secondhand goods including sewing machines and planes, and notices for services and jobs. Also includes a public notice and auction-esque items with dates and contact numbers.
A local shop offers a free E200 phonograph as a promotional giveaway. Adaret Cerivent, described as a well known shoemaker, will celebrate with the event at the Pendleton Shoe Shop where he will greet attendees and present the prize.
The article notes fan doubts as Virginia Pearson and Ethel Barrymore are discussed in early Metro pictures. It highlights The Call of Her People and The Call of Her People Morelos adaptation with Miles Barrymore and Hubert Whittier. Production costs exceeded 100000 dollars and extensive exterior shooting occurred in Florida.
Fragmented text describes the Whownsin Wotan Suffrage Association urging unity and action during the war effort. It notes preparations for public meetings and organizational duties to support suffrage efforts, with references to a district school meeting and election of district directors.
The Stranger in The White Raven scores a great triumph in an unusual Lasky-Paramount film. Fannie Ward appears at the Alta with a Hawaiian themed sequence featuring a guest list in Hawaiian dress, a village scene, and native dancers.
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