Our Mocha and Java Coffee Feature
A local café promotes a new blend named Our Mocha and Java, inviting customers to sample the rich chocolatey notes and bold espresso profile. The promotion includes a limited time offer and a loyalty stamp program.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
8
A local café promotes a new blend named Our Mocha and Java, inviting customers to sample the rich chocolatey notes and bold espresso profile. The promotion includes a limited time offer and a loyalty stamp program.
Start the week with new savings as we relocate to 220 E Court Street offering deep discounts on all goods. Saturday only, coffee served free to everyone while supplies last.
Empire Tea and Crockery Co Inc runs a bureau ad with phone Rei 3741, listing contact details for inquiries and orders. The snippet presents a business listing style notice emphasizing a phone reference for customer reach and orders.
The note urges a speedy choice for an upcoming wedding two weeks from tomorrow. It emphasizes a need to decide soon and proposes taking action without delay, concluding with a plan to proceed together.
Local shoppers are drawn to Winslow Bros Jewelry Store noted for wide choices and appealing displays. Patrons reportedly explore options easily and feel satisfied with their visits, reflecting a positive retail experience.
Father Sherman spoke on The Divinity of Christ describing Christ as God in the flesh and citing miracles and prophecies to prove his claim. He argued that miracles from Andersonville prison to New Testament events underpin Christianity and challenged critics who view Christ only as a remarkable man. The lecture drew a large audience and noted Civil War era testimonies supporting divine sonship.
General Manager O'Brien orders the O R and N engineering department to prepare plane and specifications for a park at the new Walla Walla depot. Plans to be elaborate and attractive, to be completed late summer after grading. Current depot work slowed by lack of a steam shovel and urgent shovel use for filling and side tracks.
Sergeant Michael J. Kenny and J. J. Rohn, in Rosalia for the week, returned home Saturday after deciding the location for a marble shaft to be erected on the Steptoe Battlefield by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
W J Riblin of Halsey transformed six acres and abandoned tile factory sheds into a leading Oregon poultry yard. He houses 600 hens and produced about 400 dollars a year with sales near 990 dollars. he buys yearling pens at 50 cents, keeps them laying, then sells dressed. Clean sheds and annual carbolineum treatment help, but two men must stay busy with the hens.
Pendleton churches face a pastor shortage as resignations and vacations deplete local pulpits. Baptist, Christian, Congregational, and Methodist groups await new leaders, while Father Neate and Rev Charles Quinney near assignments. Rev Van Nuys remains the sole Protestant minister to cover summer duties and maintain service.
Right Eminent Commander Burnett of the Oregon Knights Templar will visit Pendleton commandery next Friday evening for a special meeting to greet this branch's head officer. Judge Burnett serves as a circuit judge in the Salem district and is noted as popular and efficient in his professional and fraternal duties.
Rev W B Armfield field secretary of the Deaconess hospital visited Walla Walla en route home from eastern Oregon. The new hospital, run by the M E church, costs about 26000, will hold 76 patients and open to the public around July 15. Currently Methodist operators run a 26 bed hospital in an old Spokane building.
Businessmen and officials urged East Oregonian to remove tame saddle horses from broncho busting at the Fourth of July program. They called for real wild bronchos to be ridden, arguing cruelty and abuse with tame horses, spurred to buck, should be avoided. Public sentiment supports humane limits while preserving genuine broncho sport.
A Laramie paper notes small net gains for woolgrowers despite high prices. Using A N Ingle figures, wintering costs 75 cents per head, forest grazing 7 cents, dipping 3, shearing 12, herder 45 dollars monthly, plus baling, hauling, commissions and other expenses. The piece laments that after expenses, profits are slim. Lewiston battles Russian thistle with public funds amid broader economic strain on the industry.
June 21 22 Oregon Development league and rosa fiesta Portland June 26 July 16 wool sale Shaniko July 9 18 Knights Templar Saratoga N Y July 10 16 International Christian Endeavor Seattle July 5 20 Grand Lodge Elks Philadelphia July 4 celebration Pendleton complaint for divorce Bolne Idaho June 4 1906 Telitha J Howell December 6 1905 Pendleton no children Peter West attorney In both suits etc
Bertha B Guernsey music store at 12 Main Street advertises four lots for sale on the north side and household furniture offered at low prices.
M BT McDonald seeks to purchase government horses at Dutch Henry's feed yard on June 21. Accepting horses aged 4 to 4 years. Also unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Enquire at this office.
Maud Eva Stout filed for divorce alleging issues tied to a French restaurant matter. The case dates and supporting details are noted in a local court filing, with a focus on the spouses involved and the legal action taken.
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