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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
2
A combined sale blends remodeling discounts with the June White Sale. Items include furniture, appliances, and home goods showcased at reduced prices. Local store promotes limited time offers and savings events for shoppers seeking bargains this season.
A fragmentary OCR line shows prices 1.39 1.98 and 2.39 with abbreviations and unclear context. The snippet likely reflects unit prices or sale figures from a historical advertisement or inventory list, offering no clear subject, date, or entity beyond the numbers.
A New York statement by a voluntary socialist workers commission argues against linking low wages directly to the so called white slave condition. It contends that immorality arises from factors like weak mind, immoral associates, poor home life, cramped housing, idleness, and lack of ethical training, not wage levels alone.
Nearly fifty automobiles left Des Moines at noon on the Little Glidden Tour of the state. The group includes many autoists from surrounding states and plans to finish here on June 28. Tonight they reach Ottuma and tomorrow visit the Keokuk dam with Davenport Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City Fort Dodge Storm Lake Sioux City and Carroll as upcoming stops.
Meredith Nicholson, noted writer, headed the parade as drum major for the Indiana Society of Chicago picnic and parade at Cedar Lake Indiana. A film crew captured the event showing Indiana’s literary figures including John T. McCutcheon Wilbur D. Nesbit Alexander Banks E. J. Buffington and Joseph H. Defrees.
Thousands of Germans in Cleveland Ohio will participate in a major celebration marking the tenth anniversary of the War of Liberation. The German American Alliance orchestrates a large public observance with widespread community involvement and ceremonial events.
The city plans a centennial celebration of the 1813 war of liberation against Napoleon and the 100th anniversary of Richard Wagner. A feature will be a grand chorus of German societies in Cleveland performing German and American songs on a platform at the Goethe-Schiller monument in Wade Park. Prominent Germans from nearby cities are expected.
Fresno report of Fred Williams a McFarland farmer who says he found a 20 ton looking solid gold meteor fragment at 56 feet while digging a well on his ranch. He cannot locate an assayer but jewelers deem it crystallized gold. the slab is about an inch and a half thick.
Congressman E A Hayes of California opened the nineteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Bakers Association in Pittsburg with a discussion on changes needed in the U S currency and banking system. Colonel H P Rope of Carnegie Steel was slated to deliver an address on the event.
Banking and Business notes that visiting delegate bankers will attend a Giants Pirates game at Forbes Field this afternoon. On Saturday they will compete in a baseball game to decide the Bankers' Championship of Pennsylvania money handlers with umpires Joseph Chapman Jr and Daniel S Remsen, followed by a city tour by automobile.
Philadelphia hosts Sigma Lambda Fraternity biennial convention with 100 or more attendees from Washington California and Pennsylvania. Four day program includes sessions at Walton hotel sightseeing tea and dance and closing banquet. Officers named include Helen Durnin Ruby For d erer Mary Minnix Isabelle Galbraight Marian Lewis Agnes Cochran Jane Grey Gardner.
The article compiles household tips from Mother’s Magazine on dusting with specially treated cloths and mop heads, price ranges for cleaning gear, and comfort items for cleaning and travel. It also gives hatpin care advice from Good Housekeeping and travel packing guidance for steamer voyages with wardrobe suggestions and a Hood’s Sarsaparilla endorsement for better sleep. A drawing showcases a white serge dress for a young girl with a tailored ensemble and decorative touches.
The speaker urges rapid enactment of a modern banking and currency system to empower free enterprise after the Civil War era. He warns against leaving business men unarmed with tools of action and stresses public duty to balance liberty with responsible credit, warning that delaying reform will invite blame. The plan centers on public control of banking to prevent private domination and protect enterprise.
Mr J C Eveland of Bath Alabama reports long term eczema relief from Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment after trying many treatments. The formula claims medical backing and years of use. Available through druggists or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia St Louis Koeppona with a 60 cent price.
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