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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
2
A special lot of high grade lisle hose offered to readers as a one day event on Wednesday. The 60 dozen supply is presented as a splendid value, previously 50 cents, now advertised at 39 cents for the single day sale. Strong emphasis on quantity, discount, and single day availability.
A newspaper advertisement touts a wind up sale of men’s shoes with remnant lots priced at 2.60 per pair and savings of 1.00 to 2.00. It promises early-bird access tomorrow morning and highlights women’s shoes including oxford styles at 2.45 and canvas low shoes for ladies and children at 1.29 and 0.98 respectively.
J Pierpont Morgan a financier with rail and mining interests in Alaska plans a summer inspection trip. He will travel with Senator Perkins from San Francisco or Puget Sound, visit Copper River region, and assess the Copper River Railroad and Guggenheim holdings amid broader Pacific coast investments. President Taft may join a Alaska tour if travel funds are approved.
Hert R. Lean of Cheney Washington recalls a desperate battle with lung trouble that baffled a Spokane specialist and a California attempt before Dr King s New Discovery finally cured him. The ad promotes the remedy for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle under guaranteed terms by Tallman Co and Pendleton Drug Co.
Five acres with a good house and barn and fine garden land in East Pendleton known as the Frank Rock place. Apply to Hartman Abstract Co. Work has started on the 8. W. railway extension to Grant county and Prairie City will be reached by early fall, expected to boost Baker City’s commercial interests per the Democrat.
An early 20th century style advertisement urges Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney or bladder discomfort and fatigue. It also promotes Koeppen Bros as affordable lawn equipment suppliers including the Insurance Gasoline Store and a knee-saving lawn trimmer. LaDow & Peterson note Klamath Falls approved $20,000 bonds for a new school house.
Results from multiple games listed with locations Portland Seattle Tacoma and others. Names of players and teams included in scattered lines. A burglary at Fred Smith’s house is noted followed by a rental advertisement for an unfurnished room in the East Oregonian building.
Baseball results from Boston and Cincinnati show Philadelphia and Boston tied 0 0 in the first game with miscued scoring and erratic inning totals. Batteries listed as Corridon Doolin Tucker Graham for Philadelphia and others for Boston. Further lines reference second game at Boston with rain and New York Brooklyn rain, plus players Samnitz Gibson Ewing Dubuc McLean for Cincinnati.
In Chicago the game featured players including Summers Spoor Willett Steanage Burns Walsh and Sullivan with Runs Hits and Errors noted. In Washington Boston contributed a lineup with cierscvrscieeccsacnch 18 F. The record lists positions and scores but unreadable details limit specifics.
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