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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
2
A text fragment advertising a June wash goods sale outlines a plan for a special promotion. It lists discounted prices and notes that the sale will include specific goods at reduced costs. Prices are stated but unclear due to garbled wording.
Smiling summer messages praise the rose and cheer while announcing a June wash goods sale. The entire wash goods stock is divided into seven lots and offered at low prices, with an urgent warning that popular pieces are selling fast and may run out.
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An old style advertisement touts Everwear hose for men women and children with a six month wear guarantee. It lists colors black tan and latest shades and prices sixpence and dollars, noting exchange for worn hoses and fresh replacements.
A short ad notes expanded premiums including writing desks fine china cut glass silverware rugs and more. It touts trading coupons offering a five percent saving on a purchase and prompts customers to consider a safer, surer way to save.
A white silk embroidered French batiste with colored silk embroidery is described as very soft and fine and washable like linen. The item is advertised for sale tomorrow with a showroom invitation.
A plan to clear and settle more than one million acres of cut over timber lands in eastern Washington Oregon north and central Idaho and western Montana is outlined. Small farmers will acquire land at the lowest price, with railroads and timber firms backing the effort to prevent speculators. EF Cartier Van Diens of Phoenix Lumber Spokane promotes the program, with support from the Spokane Chamber of Commerce and transcontinental railroads. The initiative aims to boost local development and national wealth.
A garbled OCR passage describes a vulture with stretched wings and a menacing posture. It hints at a political or social lens, mentioning approaches and a rock setting, with the bird depicted as a threat or symbol amid confusion.
A local couple faced resistance from a stern guardian involved in an elopement attempt near the city. The would be bride, a Seeding City teacher, faced legal age doubts and voiced firm refusal. The groom, Harold Payks, pressed the license process with a wary county clerk, while a separate Modern Brotherhood group organized in Medford with about 25 members led by president A. E. Powell.
Special Correspondence from Weston on June 19 recounts visitors and local events. Miss Minnie McIntoth of Walla Walla stays with Miss Anna Wurzer. Earle Lieuallen returns from his parents’ home to Weston and plans a Lexington trip. Mr and Mrs Curt McConnell honeymoon return to Banister ranch. Cherley Resler leaves Weston for Wallace replacement Loe Selegima’s role. Mrs Myrtle Kyle’s funeral draws Mrs Peterson of Helix and Mrs Clay of Spokane. Dorotha Bulfinch visits Wasco. teachers elect at Weirton to attend state exams in Moro. Lionel Carter travels to Pendleton for tongue removal.Athena visitors and local social events noted. attendance at the Adele Pettis celebration and other visits. Friday night a two-man game at Weston hotel draws a large crowd. A party heads to the Umatilla river for fishing, including J O’Maren and others.
Fragmentary text mentions Arnicn Salve as fastest healer for burns sores eruptions eczema and more. Likely a damaged classified or ad fragment referencing remedies and a question about the Hast Oregonian. Names, dates, or clear event details are absent.
Oregon plans a major presence at the Omaha Land Show with Oregon Day on October 24. Governor West backs the Oregon effort featuring lectures, a grain and fruit display, and a comment on solid regional development amid a shifting market. The event includes a two mile parade and the Battle of Wounded Knee fantasy show.
An old advertisement promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for various head ache symptoms and liver issues. The copy asserts quick relief and urges readers to try the product, naming A. C. Koopman & Bros as sellers.
An old time Wild West show promotes numerous new acts and trained animal performances. The feature includes roping and horsemanship by cowboys and cowgirls, with Mexican vaqueros and a cast of skilled performers. A two hour program promises constant action and exotic acts from traveling entertainers.
J. G. Woodworth, traffic manager of the Northern Pacific, after touring eastern Washington and northern Idaho, says inland empire crop prospects are very promising. He notes land under cultivation lags despite railroad expansion and cheap lands, urging more families to farm Palouse and Walla Walla districts to boost annual grain production and local wealth.
Announcement from the navy department outlines a plan to expand recruiting offices at Porthaid, Walla Walla, Spokane, and Baby to bolster wartime manpower. The current navy strength is hampered by many sailors completing four years and returning to civilian life, reducing the pool of available personnel.
A long list of visitors and locals, including Sim Furnes Powe Barnes Joe Blomgren Ed Anderson Lester OHarra Joe Warner Alvin, Chas Carter of Pendleton, and many others, pour into Wenaha Springs for Sunday and weekend stays. Auto trips, pendleton visits, and social gatherings fill the scene as guests arrive daily and townsfolk travel between Pendleton Gibbon and Weston.
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