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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
8
Move to 220 E Court Street With Big Reductions
The store announces a move to 220 E Court Street offering substantial discounts on all goods. On Saturday, free coffee will be served to everyone as part of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Court Street
Empire Tea and Crockery Co. Inc Advertisement
Empire Tea and Crockery Co. Inc promotional listing names W Campbell as manager. Includes company and manager designation in a concise business notice style from a historical newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Couple Plans Wedding Decision In Quick Countdown
The text notes a wedding set two weeks from tomorrow and emphasizes urgency to choose an arrangement soon. The speaker proposes a plan to decide quickly and suggests they will proceed with a trip or outing as the next step.
Winslow Bros Jewelry Store Offers Wide Choice
The Winslow brothers present a broad range of items at their jewelry shop. Shoppers are urged to pick from numerous suitable pieces and leave convinced by the store's variety and quality.
Encampment Orders Issued for Company L National Guard
Official orders direct Company L to join a seaside encampment in July 1907 with 7 am report at Multnomah County Armory. The unit will travel on July 7 and participate in coastal drills, with pay of 1.50 dollars per day plus expenses during the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside
Teaves Pendieton
Multnomah County
Portland
Oregon National Guard
M. 5. Kern
Ore
Roseburg
Third Infantry
C. B. McDowell
Thay
Homes for aged ministers wives pledged by fund
Dr Henry Brown spoke at Milton on benevolence forming a fund to care for worn out superannuated ministers and their wives. The conference claimants fund aims to establish home provisions in the Walla Walla valley, described as a fine location. Donations were received at the close of the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Milton
Conference Claimants’ Fund
Walla Walla Valley
Brown
High Class Vaudeville at Star Theatre Delights Crowds
Star theater presents a strong vaudeville bill this week with Alberta Hadley as the impersonator in The Indian Maid and Will H Woodard performing blackface numbers including down south melodies and buck and wing dancing. Jack Rose sings a colored lighted illustrated picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Alberta Hadley
Will H. Woodard
Buck
Wing
Jack Rose
Pendleton talks on bringing judge for lectures next month
Law figures may lecture in Pendleton if arrangements are made at once with Charles E Newlin of Indianapolis. Newlin traveled via the city en route to Billings Mont to arrange a lecture and says Judge Artman can be secured for July 22 with quick action. Artman plans talks in Portland and Eugene and would speak in Pendleton with modest costs and no guarantee required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Charles E. Newlin
Indianapolis
Ind
Billings
Mont
Judge Artman
My Newlin
Billig
Artman
Portland
Eugene
Newlyweds Kern Scott wed in Helix hotel parlor
Ira C. Beott and Miss Eihe Kern united in marriage at 2 pm yesterday in the Golden Rule hotel parlor with relatives and a few friends present. The groom is William Scott’s youngest son and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kern of Helix. They left for Walin Wal la to visit before settling on the Scott farm near Helix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiii
Oor Helix
Ira C. Beott
Eihe
Mrs
Scott
Walin Walla
Scott Farm
Helix
Drowned Girl at Paseo During River Excursion
Josephine Vernella, 15, drowned on the Columbia River while returning from an excursion on a gasoline launch. Engine failure left the craft adrift, striking a pier of the Northern Pacific bridge. Two rescuers in a rowboat saved the party. the boat was pulled ashore and the body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseo
Josephine Vernella
Columbia River
Northern Pacific
Thia
Pasco Express
Brigadier Jenkins to Speak at City Meeting
Brigadier Jenkins of the Salvation Army northwest division will arrive tomorrow morning and speak at First Congregational Church tomorrow evening. Major Faulkner accompanies him. a street meeting precedes the address. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Jenking
Northwest Division
Salvation Army
Beattie
First Congregation
Faulkner
Northwest Inluixion
Spokane Couple Visited by McNamara Party Here
Here From Spokane Mr and Mrs R E McNamara of Spokane are in the city for a few days visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson at 515 West Webb Street. Mrs McNamara was formerly Miss Cora Land of this city. They were married in Spokane some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
R. E. McNamara
Carl Swanson
West
Webb Street
New Salvation Army Captain Arrives in Seattle
Captain E. F. Rudeem arrives to lead the Salvation Army corps in Seattle. An experienced worker, he aims to boost membership and expand the army's work in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Rudeem
Seattle
Salvation Army
Married couple Danes and Davieon wed in city
Bert E. Danes and Ruth F. Davieon of Umatilla were married in the city last evening with Rev. I. B. Tallman officiating. The couple will visit Seattle briefly before settling in Spokane for their permanent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Danes
Ruth F.davieon
Umatilla
I. B. Tallman
Seattle
Spokane
Teutsch Buys Another Stock for Preston Idaho Store
Teutsch, a bold merchant and owner of the Teutsch department store, has acquired a $2000 bargain stock in Preston Idaho and will merge it with his local business. Y E Livingood arranged the purchase, with Teutsch directing operations from Preston where he expects to oversee a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch
Teutsch Department Store
Prenton
Idaho
Y. E. Livingood
Teutech
Preston
Tallman to Preach at M E Church Pulpit This Summer
Rev L B Tallman will supply the M E pulpit this summer during Rev Robert Warner’s absence in Washington and Hood River. The move fills the gap while the pastor is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman
L B. Tallman
M. E
Robert Warner
Washington
Hood River
Judge Artman May Come to Indiana Court
Judge Samuel R. Artman of Lebanon Indiana, famed for ruling on liquor cases, may return to Indiana court. The 1907 decision held liquor dealers accountable under state law, drawing national attention to his courtroom conduct and legal reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Ind
Tough pavement on Malin and Court faces wear from heat
Amid a heat wave the Malin and Court street pavement has softened, injuring heavy vehicles like a traction engine. Warren company representatives promise minimal future trouble and outline a plan to cover soft spots with crushed rock and re roll. Councilman Renn may authorize the repair to reduce the visible waviness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin
Court Street
Han
Main Street
Warren Company
Renn
Portland Man Fatally Shoots Rival In Home Standoff
C. H. Reynolds of Portland shot and killed George Herbert, a Walla Walla musician, as Herbert walked with Reynolds’ wife toward the park. Reynolds, alerted by his son, confronted them at his Portland home and fired three times, fatally wounding Herbert who died in hospital. Mrs Reynolds escaped into the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cr. H. Reynolds
George Herbert
Reynolds
Herbert
Measles Epidemic In Pendleton Declared Practically Ended
Local physicians report the milder miensica outbreak in Pendleton is nearly over with most patients recovered and no deaths. About 2600 cases were likely in the city during spring, though many were mild or unbroken eruptions. A Warner civil case was postponed due to witness issues and ongoing fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miensica
Pendilaton
McFaul
Warner
House Wanted for Rent in Central or North South Side
Classified inquiry seeks five or six room modern house for rent on either side or centrally located. Address L. D. in this office. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms also available for rent. Enquire at this office.
Irrigation Canal Built In Upper Egypt Aids 126000 Acres
A large irrigation project in upper Egypt uses part of the Assuan water to flood 126000 acres bounded by the Nile and desert. A riveted steel canal, 19 feet 1 4 inches in diameter and 517 feet long, carries water from a reservoir to earth canals. The work faced sun expansion, wind sand, shifting foundations, and tribal conflicts during five months of continuous labor by 700 workers including eight Englishmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Egypt
Nile
Assuan
Great Desert
Kom- Ombo
Packing House for Walla Walla
Trustees of the Walla Walla Moat and Cold Storage company met last night to review the new packing plant nearing completion in the city. The facility will be among the largest in the northwest at 75000 dollars, with an ice plant capacity of 25 tons daily to supply cold storage and local demand. The establishment, under Secretary R H Johnson, will slaughter and care for up to 100 hogs and 100 sheep and cattle. The committee seeks riders to deliver genuine wild horses, offering real broncho prizes and asking interested riders to meet tonight. Frank O Gara and Valentine Shrohle serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
R. H. Johnson Sive
Frank O'Gara
Valentine Shrohle
Notice to Broncho Busters at July celebration meet
The sport committee of the Fourth of July celebration will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Commercial Association parlors and would be glad to meet anyone having wild horses which can be entered in the broncho contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Horses Wanted at Dutch Henrys Feed Yard Sale
M. M. McDonald will buy government horses at Dutch Henrys feed yard on June 21. Horses all ages from four years and up will be purchased each day during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. McDonald
Dutch Henry's
Marriage License Issued to Porter and Crowner Couple
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Robert B. Porter and Mary B. Crowner. The legal document grants them permission to wed, reflecting a formal city record of their forthcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Porter
Mary 8
Dayton Brow Eye Specialists Offer Free Exam
We can fit new lenses into your current frame at Dayton Brow eye specialists over the French Restaurant. Eye examination offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Brow
Eye Specialists
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W. Campbell
Mgr
Edie
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Tallman & Co
Bud Atkinson
Main and
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National Guard
Kern-Scott
Sahara
Comfort
Boston
Max Baer
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