Yard sale list of summer wash goods and fabrics
A fragmentary item noting a yard sale counter featuring Lawns Ba tiste Dressinghams Pereales and similar inexpensive summer wash goods. The text presents a sale of fabrics and materials at yard value.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
2
Extraordinary values on fine summer fabrics at 19 cents
Materials at 19 cents feature fine Batiste Dimity Band Stripe Dimity checks Cotton Foulards and related textiles. The listing highlights numerous valued fabrics offered at unusually low price points.
Lot 6 Materials at 24c Wash goods and fabrics
A vast assortment including popular wash materials new Printed Organ dies TRIANON CHECK imported Seated Ginghams Poplins etc at 24 cents.
Small Farmer Has Chance in Northwest
The Portland Telegram argues Northwest garden produce offers rich potential but faces shortages from farmer indifference lack of organization and absence of standard brands. It cites soil climate strong and welcomes promoters to unite gardeners, with Prof J A Bexell’s farm accounting book from Home Correspondence School as a useful aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Cmal
Saiys
Portland Telegram
Northwest
Professors Book Praised By Review of Reviews
The June Review of Reviews lauds Prof J A Hexwell head of the commerce school at Oregon Agricultural College for Farm Accounting and Business Methods. It notes farming as a business and the need for simple bookkeeping to track profit and loss, praising the new edition and its practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bexell
Oregon Agricultural College
Bexell
Home Correspondence School
Springfield
Mass
Corvall's
Elystomy
J. A. Hexwell
Commerce School
Advertising Letters for Week Ending June 8 1911
The post office lists names of addressees awaiting delivery in the week ending June 8 1911. Included are M Alpin Walter Ayers Marian Billingsley I Christopher Joseph Detrich Geo Dunkle BE W Felgate Willie Gault W H Gibson Chas Haines Mrs B Kennedy Mrs L D Lind Roy Long Ray Long Myrtle Myers Fred D Moffit James Pan Mrs E S Reneau O W Schonfeldt Mr Schwarsk Bessie Smith John Toat R John Veitch Francis Walpole Ella Woodworth Henrietta Young with special delivery indicated for Henrietta Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Alpin
Walter M. Ayers
Marian Billingsley
Christopher
Joseph. Detrich
Geo. Dunkle
W. Felgate
Willie Gault
W. H. Gibson
Chas. Haines
B. Kennedy
L. D. Lind
Roy Long
Ray Long
Myrtle Myers
Fred D. Moffit
James Pan
French Peace Advocate Denounces Japan War Scare
Baron D'Etournelles de Constant, noted peace advocate, told an economic club dinner that the Japan scare is unfounded and that the United States has much to do in strengthening its national system. He argued war between the U S and Japan is unthinkable, like a war with Great Britain. Dr L Yenexa of Japan, lecturing at the University of Wisconsin, echoed the sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. Yenexa
Japan
Unilveraity
Wisconsin
Heroic Bosman Saves Drowning Lad at Locust Reservoir
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania Anthony Merta age 14 struggled twice in Locust mountain reservoir. Sehetier aged 16 swam to the boy, fought off his thrashes, seized him by the hair, and hauled him to safety as onlookers cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Shenandoah
Anthony Mertavage
Join Sehetier
Fruit Crop Looks Good at Husum Report
E Fish two miles north of Husum Wash says his orchards are in good condition for a record crop. He notes frost did not harm fruit trees and peach and pear yields should exceed the average. Wallowa Oddfellows to Mourn plan Memorial Day observances as three members were buried this year, the first Oddfellow funerals in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fish
Here
Wallowa Oddfellows
Wallowa
Ore
Wynochile Shingle Mill Destroyed by Fire in Montesano
Fire at the Wynochile shingle mill in Montesano destroyed the plant, caused an estimated loss of 260000. Origin was a hot box and the blaze spread before discovery, with the dry kilns saved only through heavy effort. Sherwood Fourth Celebration Scaled Up for July 4 in Sherwood Oregon draws 2000 to 4000 attendees with games prizes Newberg band fireworks display and evening dancing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogulam
Wash
Montesano
Sherwood
Ore
Sherwood Commercial Club
Newberg
Townsite Up at Auction near Salem Oregon
The new townsite of St. Louis will be sold at auction next Wednesday. It lies five miles south of Portland along the Oregon Electric line and is owned by Capital Trust Company. The site is near the old pioneer town with the state’s oldest Catholic church and is in a highly developed pine country tributary area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anction
Salem
St. Louis
Oregon Electric
Portland
Capital Trust Company
Motion to Quash Indictment Against Blethen Group
In Spokane Superior Court counsel for defendants including Colonel A. J. Blethen editor Clarence Blethen and others argued to quash an indictment charging conspiracy to maintain illegal gambling dens. The defense contends the document is invalid and seeks dismissal on grounds of insufficiency and procedural error.
Centralia Road Project Bids Opened by County Commissioners
Centralia Washington bids were opened for a mile long hard surface road estimated at $15,000. County Engineer John Ward surveyed the route and says the upgrade is needed for heavy traffic. The project starts where the state aid road from Cowitz to the Olympia road meets the current road three miles southeast of Chehalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Wash
John Ward
Cowlitz
Olympia Road
Chehalis
Salmon Run At Husum Falls Draws Fishermen
Salmon run along the White Salmon river attracts attention as steelhead brownback and silver-sides attempt a 12 foot flying leap. Two anglers with long poles and sturgeon hooks stalk the falls each day and land many fish some reaching 30 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husum
Wash
Pioneer history project eyed by Yamhill county group
McMinnville Oregon The Yamhill County Pioneer association at its nineteenth annual meeting appointed a committee of Judge Ramsey and Judge Galloway to compile a complete pioneer history of the county. The work will cover from the earliest white settlement in the 1840s to the present day and involves about 260 members many of whom were children traveling with their parents across the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Ore
Yamhill County Pioneer Association
Ramsey
Galloway
Pioneer Association
Plaine
Yarmhill County
Oregon
Jackson County groups form timber patrol to guard private lands
Representatives of 120000 acres of privately owned timber in Jackson county meet and organize the Jackson County Tire Protective. Guided by A Chapman of Portland and F A Eliott state forester, the group plans patrols to prevent fires and spends about two cents per acre for protection. Previous fires originated mainly on private lands without patrols, unlike government reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Oro
Jackson County
Jackson County Tire Protective Assortation
A. Chapman
Portland
F. A. Eliott
Thaher
Thin
Officials Assess Loss in Crater National Forest Fire
Officials of the Crater National forest worked to contain a recent blaze, aiming to minimize damage. Early reports indicate containment measures are in place and that losses will be kept to a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater National Forest
Dead pig saves lives of python's keepers
New York report says a dead pig saved zookeepers at Bronz Zoo when Kaa the 20 foot python escaped during relocation. Head Keeper Charles Snyder and four workers struggled as the snake lashed out. Snyder grabbed the pig and hurled it toward the head, forcing the snake to redirect and avoid injuring staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronz Zoological Gardens
Kaa
Charles Snyder
Snyder
Minute Capture of Prisoner in Compact Cell
Snyder and his men sprang forward trapping a coiled rep tie with a blanket, seized it, and flung it into a cage before slamming the door in a tight, swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
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Hercules
Brocton
Review of Reviews
J. A. Bexewell
Chum
News OF the Northwest
Dead Pig
Python
Jesse Failing
Bridge
MT. Hood
Leading Druggista
And
Oyster House
LA Fontaine Blk
Main Street
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