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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

6

Echo News Notes Final Game and Graduation Occasion

Echo, Oregon reports Echo defeating Hermiston 23 to 14 in a Sunday game. A Friday dance by the Echo Symphony Orchestra pleased attendees. Uncle Jesse Moore celebrates daughter Katie Moore graduating with honors at the agricultural college. A car derailment near the Dorn building causes minor track damage. Also listed are a lecture on heathen life with moving pictures by Mr. Hagin of Japan at the Baptist church on June 23.

Jesse Moore The Agricultural College Echo Ore Hermiston Echo Symphony Orchestra Corvallis Katie the Agricultural College Bonanza Street Dorn BE. H. Brown Portland Way Freight No. 24 Tum-a-Lum Lumber Company

Heathen Land Pictures at Baptist Church Exhibition

Moving pictures from Edison era are shown by the Foreign Christian Missionary society in the Baptist church as part of a lecture on Strange People of Many Lands. Deputies traveled through Africa India China and Japan to film scenes incl and Kali temple sacrifice in Calcutta.

Young People's Missionary Movement Baltimore America Hagin Japan The Baptist Church Edison Christian Church Foreign Christian Missionary Society Africa India China Calcutta

Elks Expected in Portland Triple Summer Travel Surge

Assistant General Passenger Agent H. M. Lewis of the Soo line predicts about 5000 Elks will visit Portland by mid to late July as part of a new Portland Spokane route. A special Cotton States train of 260 is planned from Meridian Mississippi and eastward travelers from the Seattle exposition boost Soo traffic. M. J. Seabrook of Mutual Transit accompanied Lewis. Seabrook will stay in Portland several days while Lewis heads east.

City Portland H. M. Lewis Soo Lewis St. Paul Mr. Lewis Meridian Miss Seatle Exposition M. J. Seabrook Seattle Mutual Transit Company Great Lakes Seabrook

Engineers eye McKenzie river irrigation project

Prominent engineers study the McKenzie river irrigation plan and anticipate work soon. The Eugent Rexiater asserts a favorable report could start the project across the country between the McKenzie and Willamette rivers, promising crops to rise fourfold.

Prominet McKenzie River Eugent Rexiater McKenzie Willamette Rivers

Mil ton Sees Ongoing Cottage Building Boom

Building activity continues in Mil ton with many new cottages under construction. Local builders report steady demand as residents expand housing options and developers focus on affordable rural homes.

Milton

World Weather Bureau Plan Aims Global Storm Warning Network

London hosts international meteorologists as plans unfold for a world weather bureau using wireless telegraph to warn ships of approaching storms. Nations would adopt a uniform marine storm signal to prevent disasters at sea and aid weather predictions with American participation led by Professor Willis L. Moore.

London International Weather Bureau Meterologists United States Willis L. Moore United State Weather Bureau America

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns of Dangers

A health warning warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and endorses Hall's Catarrh Core from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. The ad notes authenticity and price and mentions testimonials free and druggist sales. A separate anecdote recalls a landlord and farmer mix up with rent money totaling 75 dollars vs 100 dollars.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Ee Hall Tsay Jehosaphat

Eagle Point Thrives Amid Pacific & Eastern Railroad Rush

With the Pacific and Eastern railroad construction at full blast, Eagle Point enters a new era of activity and growth as the city embraces a revitalized life and economic momentum.

Pacific & Eastern Railroad Eagle Point

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