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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

Page

5

Pastime Pictures Draw Locals With Coal and Jobs

Locals call Main 6 for coal and Pastime pictures. Hohbach’s ice cream, court at 3, C. Snyder chimney sweep, selling veal cash for buyers. The Peoples Warehouse advertises daily dime merchandise and new spring handkerchiefs, while rental and sale notices fill a busy classifieds page.

Hohbach's C. Snyder Burroughe Chas. Rayburn West Bluff Street Southern Cafe Alta St

Eyewear Fitting at Pendleton Office by John Schmidt

John Schmidt runs an eye fitting service in Pendleton Oregon with over twenty years of practice. He inspects lenses and grinds glasses to tightly fit each customer.

John Schmidt Pendleton Ore Byer

At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today

The program lists six features including The Price of Patriotism a drama Seaside Adventures at Home a comedy Ransom's Folly a special Edison adaptation of Richard Harding Davis story Loving Hearts a Lubin comedy The Hand of the Heiress drama and Song Whistle and I ll Wait for You a musical title

Orpheum Richard Harding Davis

The Pastime Showbill for Tuesday

Program lists Biograph drama His Last Burglary and The Blue Swan Inn Urban feature. Also Before and After comedy, Acrobatic Fly nature piece, The Professional death by own action Pathe, one set Travelogues and one frustrated song.

Blue Swan Inn Pathe

Pendleton Holdman Stage Fares Start April 1 1910

Notice to Public announces fares from Pendleton to Holdman at 1.00 dollars and 1.50 for round trips. Baggage allowance is 30 pounds per passenger. Stage departs Hold man at 6 a.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays, returns Pendleton at 1 p.m. on the same days from Golden Rule hotel, J. J. Thorne, Manager.

Pendleton Holdman Golden Rule Hotel J. J. Thorne

Oregon Lumber Yard promotes slabwood supply deal

Slabwood users praise the product as the best seen. The mill produces three carloads daily and invites customers to contract for the coming season, with delivery by August 1 at attractive prices. Telephone contact is Main 8.

Oregon Lumber Yard

Advert for Ballard's Harehound Syrup for children's coughs

A short advertisement warns mothers to treat coughs in children to prevent croup pleurisy or pneumonia. It touts Ballard's Harehound Syrup as a quick cure and avoider of complications, sold by A C Koeppen Bros.

Ballard A. C. Koeppen & Bros

Pretty Easter Hat Showing at Rose Campbell Millinery

The leading milliner Rose Campbell showcases the season’s stylish hats in a display for Easter. Shoppers are invited to explore chic, modest, extreme, and medium priced pieces highlighting quality craftsmanship and on trend designs.

Rose Campbell

Ladies Soles Sewed by New Machine 66c

A. Eklund advertises a new shoe repair service offering soles sewn on with a machine for 66 cents per pair. He claims the service makes shoes wear longer and fit better.

A. Eklund

Campbell Millinery Opening in East Oregonian Preview

Rose Campbell announces Campbell Millinery opening with a display of patterns on March 10, 11 and 12. The note invites readers to view a new line and asks the East Oregonian to cover the event.

Pendleton News Highlights Local Library And Meetings

New reference case installed at Pendleton free library as Miss Batterson showcases it. Baseball fans meet at the Commercial association parlors to organize and send delegates to the league meeting. Northern Pacific installs telephones on Pendleton-Pasco trains to speed head office communication. School district No 67 appeal hearing set for March 19 after factional dispute. county officials to decide on merits. County Judge Gilliland reports grain in excellent condition on Stewart creek, with strong stand and no frost damage.

Commercial Association Northern Pacific Pendleton-Pasco Pasco Wellies Ime Gilliland Stewart Creek

Remains of Hazel Howland Laid to Rest in Olney

In a large gathering of friends and relatives the remains of Hazel Howland were laid to rest in Olney cemetery. A funeral service was held earlier at the Church of the Redeemer by Rev. Charles Quinney. Pallbearers were high school classmates Harvey McDill Nat Kimball Cleo Straughan Lyman Rice Cecil Cole and Jewel Rorke.

Hazel Howland Olney Wisheli Church of the Redeemer Charles Quinney Phrosen Harvey McDill Nat Kimball Cleo Straughan Lyman Rice Cecil Cole Jewel Rorke

Sues for Divorce Between Mc Cubbins in Stanfield

Mrs Mary Frances Mc Cubbins filed for divorce from Alfred McCubbins in Stanfield after alleged cruel treatment and desertion. They married in Dayton Washington in 1892 and have five children aged from 4 to 17 years.

Mary Frances McCubbins Alfred McCubbins Stanfield Dayton Washington

Ascent to Mount McKinley Aims to Prove Summit Claim

Alaska advices report the Tom Lloyd expedition for Mt McKinley ascent to begin this week or soon. The party left Fairbanks last December, basing supplies to reach the summit and test De Vonk's claim. Lloyd funds and Lloyd party members Tom Lloyd, Robert Horn, W R O Taylor, Charles McGonigh, C C FE Davidson, and William Lloyd, with Lloyd not taking part in the climb.

Mt McKinley Seattle Wash Alaska Tom Liord Fairbanks de. Vonk Edevel W. HL McPhee Dave Petree

Polk County Land Shown Rich Yet Inexpensive

The Online Observer reports Polk County land offers fertile soil suitable for fruit raising including apples pears prunes and cherries. It claims Polk land compares with adjacent counties in quality and costs about half the price with expected rapid value growth.

Theresa Polk County Oregon Aeok

Militon Bagh Reflects on Near Walla Walla Flood

In Milton Bagh's reflection the Walla Walla valley escaped a predicted flood as snows melted after a Chinook, with the Blue Mountains halting the surge and sparing the region from the hoped for devastating wall of water.

Milton Bagh Walla Walla Valley Blue Mountains

Roosevelt Policies Hit By The Sleeping Sickness Critique

A remarked take notes that while Theodore Roosevelt avoided the illness, several of his programs drew scrutiny for effectiveness and scope. The discussion centers on how policy goals faced challenges in implementation and public reception during the era.

Roosevelt

Red Goose drawing contest draws crowd at Peoples Warrhouse

Hundreds gather to view nearly 700 drawings in the Red Goose drawing contest at Peoples Warrhouse. The window display draws more attention than any store decoration in years as entries pour in. The contest closes tomorrow night and a two week judging period follows. Prizes total 29 dollars with top prizes of 10 5 and 2 dollars plus twelve one dollar awards. Judges include Miss Mayme Batlerton public librarian Miss Ethel Hutching city schools art instructor and B. E. B. Alfrich editor of the East Oregonian.

Peoples Warrhouse Mayme Bat- Lerton Ethel Hutching BE. B. Alfrich The East Oregonian

God Is No Respecter Of Persons Ledford Sermon

Evangelist Ledford at the Baptist church preached on Cornelius the Gentile from Acts ten, emphasizing that God shows no favorites. He cited Cornelius as a God fearing man and God’s messenger to bring greater light. The revival continues with Bible readings on the power of the Word and a 7 30 p m service on salvation.

Evangelist Ledford Baptist Church Cornelius

Joyful Easter Buster Hats Craft Cheaper Millinery Trends

New York fashion houses preview Easter bonnets offering cheaper options for practical shoppers while showcasing the season’s Art Nouveau and orientalist influences. Higher crowned small hats and larger summer hats appear with vibrant color palettes and floral embellishments reflecting epoch romantique revival.

Joy! Buster New York Fifth Avenue Piurix Orient India Egypt Aind Far East

Bird men to become common in coming years novelty fades

The bird men are a great novelty now but they will be numerous in a year or two. The remark suggests rising popularity and anticipated expansion in usage or presence.

France Abandons Naval Ambition In Face Of Decline

Paris voices worry that France has renounced tying for world naval supremacy. The blue water approach leaves France with 24 line units, dropping from second to fifth in global ranking. Experts warn the shift could let Germany land at Havre and attack Paris via the Seine, even if Britain stays neutral.

Paris France Japan Germany England Havre Seine

First woman member of Norwegian Storthing elected teacher

Aime Anna Rogstad became the first woman member of the Storthing, Norway's lower house, while serving as a primary grade teacher in Christiania public schools at the time of her election.

Aime Anna Rogstad Storthing Christiana

World Sunday School Convention Planned in Washington

Nearly all details are set for the great World’s Sunday School Convention to be held in Washington in May 1824. Acceptances have come from churchmen and religious workers worldwide who will discuss Sunday school topics across all branches, with John Wanamaker among the speakers.

Washington John Wanamaker Merchant Prince

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F. E. Livengood & Co March Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Ready Burroughs Vogue Main Street Webb Aura Street H. H. Whitney Smith-Crawford Building Glenn Finch Peoples Warehouse Raley Street Pendiston A. B.C X.Y F. A. Clise Aywtina County Ville Koeppen Bros Koeppen Newsy Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store Madera Wohlenberg Department Store Red Goose Window Ledford Empire Meat Go Castoria PSY Wm. E. Hanscom Tack He Taylor Hardware Co
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