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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
5
Listings offer ice cream at Hohbachs and Demotts carry White Haviland china plus dry wood. Rentals include furnished and unfurnished rooms, several houses near the court house, and an Eldridge sewing machine sale. The note also mentions fruit cannery facilities and river shipping improvements affecting Lewiston-bound fruit shipments.
Apple Peach and Apricot trees along the Snake River between Lewiston and Riparia are in full bloom and show a bumper crop. River orchards appear safe from late frost, easing grower concerns as Spokane arrivals report thriving orchards.
Consul Murphy cites a French journal summary of Doctor Campanini’s method to preserve eggs by coating fresh eggs with lard to seal pores. Fully impermeable shells prevent air exchange, keeping whites and yolks colored and unmoved by temperature. A dry packing area with tow and odorless shavings prevents contact and mold. four cents worth of lard coats 100 eggs and preserves them for a year.
A reviewer reports a polished rehearsal of The Parish Priest in Pendleton praising strong preparation and smooth delivery. The writer predicts a beautiful, up-to-date show with capable cast members and urges audiences to see the performance Wednesday, March 25 at the Oregon.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that cannot be achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo advertise testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation. Read the East Oregonian.
Bob Smith entertainer and reader will appear at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening as Pendleton academy students bring a leading entertainer to town. Smith is a top figure on the American lecture platform, praised for mirthful readings and strong imitations that captivate audiences. Public invited.
Presiding Elder A F Hawk advocates trimming probation to three months in Methodist Episcopal churches with ministers deciding the maximum term. His Spokane address previews topics for the Baltimore general conference including suspending paragraph 848 on church member motions and election of presiding elders and diocesan episcopacy. Delegates Rev M H Marvin and Dr Robert Warner join Dr Hawk as ministerial representatives to the May meeting.
Bob Smith the Messenger of Mirth, famed Dixie humorist, performs at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening March 26 inviting all to come enjoy a laugh.
The Church of the Redeemer will hold Lenten services tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and in the evening at 7 30 o'clock. REV. CHARLES QUINNEY, Rector.
The decomposed corpse of an unknown man was discovered in a wooded area near Oregon City. Police report initial identification efforts are underway as investigators review nearby trails and seek tips from the public.
A flurry of personal visits fills Pendleton as H A Morse of Freewater Mrs John Giess of Adama and others from Adams Athena and Baker City drop in for business and trading trips. Notable movers include W M Duncan moving from Duncan to the city and E B Bradley visiting en route to Nampa Idaho.
Tialey Brothers of Adams and W J Stockman of Pendleton purchase three Franklin touring cars from Pendleton Auto. J C Hales and J W Stockman buy D models while P T Hales buys a G model. The cars arrive fresh and demand remains brisk with another shipment planned. Mrs Selkirk Norton, voice teacher, opens bookings for concerts and functions at Studio Room 10 Schmidt Building.
Notice to the Public. Our place of business will close at noon March 25, 1208, on account of the funeral of the late Mrs. Sabra Hopper. STANDARD GROCERY CO.
La Grande Baptists completed a $9000 brick church and begin three evenings of dedication services on March 27. Rev J Whitcomb Brougher of White Temple Portland will speak on Whats Under Your Hat? The final Sunday sermon will be by Brougher. A brief church history notes the First Baptist Church organized at Liberty School House in November 187%, with Elders Booth and Lewis assisting.
The Salem school board has ordered fire escapes constructed on all city school buildings. This directive aims to improve safety compliance across the district and ensure rapid evacuation in emergencies.
An editorial promoting a healthful household remedy, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a trusted laxative approved by physicians and the Well Informed of the World. It names the California Fig Syrup Co. as the genuine manufacturer and notes sale by leading druggists.
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