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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1913

Page

6

Local Building Notes Highlight Residential and Commercial Projects

William Mickelson of American National Bank plans a modern bungalow on a North Bush Street lot near F. E. Livengood it will start this summer. John Lang gains a permit to convert the Old Missouri blacksmith shop on West Webb Street into a store at an estimated cost of 500 dollars. Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Co plans a new 16 by 24 foot storage building and Columbia Produce Co extends its platform by four feet. Elizabeth Smith of 211 Court Street hires WW Boothby for a 10 by 14 two story addition. John Dand builds a 6 by 12 wooden house plus kitchen repairs. S A Mentzer expands Washington Street residence with dwelling addition new stables silowalks and a concrete wall. George Busan rebuilds his house at Raley and Garfield occupied by Charles Bibee family.

William Mickelson American National Bank North Bush Street F. E. Livengood John Lang Webb Street Old Missouri Umatilla Gibbon Paton Washington Street Corner Main Pendleton Main Street Court Street Riverside

Want Shade Trees on Jackson Street

Residents on Jackson Street push for shade trees. Property owners like James Johns Will Moore Roland Oliver Geary Kimbrell J P Robinson Henry Taylor J S Landers plant cork elms in front yards and plan to replace older trees. With wide, improved parkings the street is set to become a beautiful residence avenue.

Jackson Street James Johns Will Moore Roland Oliver Geary Kimbrell Henry Taylor

Women to exhibit feminist literature in Montreal sale

Montreal Council of Women plans a two week literature depot at Toyland on St. Catherine near Mountain Street starting February first. Aimed at educating the public, the exhibit will gather feminist writings beyond suffrage topics. A staff of explainers will assist visitors and Mrs. Douglas McIntosh is convener.

Montreal Toyland St. Catherine Street Mountain Street Douglas McIntosh

President Wilson Holds Private Get Together With Press

President Wilson met with most Washington based newspaper correspondents in the East Room of the White House for a heart to heart session not for publication. He described the gathering as a get together to share his plan of work and views on pressing public questions.

Washington Wilson White House

War Department reorganizes bureaus for economy and efficiency

Secretary of War Garrison announces a complete reorganization of the War Department bureaus to improve economy and efficiency. He says the plan, formed with bureau chiefs, will address overlapping duties and is designed to streamline services across the department.

Garrison Washington War Department Department

Cement work offers free estimates for basements and sidewalks

A long pitched advertisement urges homeowners to hire cement contractors for reinforced basement walls six to seven feet high, six inch thick walls, fireproof cellars, and durable sidewalks. It claims savings on fuel with a proper furnace and details concrete mix ratios and finishes. The speaker offers to provide information and estimates via the East Oregonian office.

America Old Country East Oregonian

Jute Bales Arrive For State Prison Mill Needs

Six thousand bales of jute landed at Seattle and shipped to Walla Walla for the state prison. Purchased from Calcutta by Warden Reed, the $150000 appropriation applies April 1. Mill productions run daily. jute is needed to last until next fall amid talks of changing prisoner labor use.

Walla Walla Seattle Calcutta Reed

Ultimatum Note to Montenegro Reiterated by Austria Hungary

Vienna dispatch reports a strongly worded note from the Russo Hungarian government to Montenegro. The note reiterates the demands presented by the Austrian minister at Cettinje on March 20. The March 24 London item notes the continued pressure amid tension in the region.

Vienna Montenegro Cettinje

Austria prepares ultimatum over Scutari fate

Vienna reports the Austro Hungarian government is drawing up an ultimatum to Montenegro after an unsatisfactory response over Scutari. The Montenegrin reply is seen as creating a tense situation with ongoing talks between Austro Hungarian and Italian foreign offices about a joint action. Austria will press to keep Scutari as part of an autonomous Albania.

Austria Vienna Montenegro Scutari Scutar Albania

Bridge Tumbles as Train Comes to Stop at End

In Lyndonville Vermont on March 24 an engineer halted a Montreal to Boston passenger train at a tottering bridge edge fearing imminent death. The flood weakened the structure and it collapsed moments after the abrupt stop, endangering the crowded coaches.

Lyndonville Montreal Boston

Gravel bitulithic gains footing in Pendleton streets

Gravel bitulithic pavement grows popular in Pendleton offering high quality at a lower cost. Jackson, West Court and Johnson streets have been improved, East Webb and College streets are being torn up for this coating, and West Webb is paved for three blocks toward the city limits. Indications favor further similar improvements backed by a reliable company guarantee.

Pendleton Jackson West Court Johnson Streets East Webb College Street West Webb Street

Locomotive Plunges as Bridge is Swept Away

A locomotive with its engine crew plunged into a stream after a bridge on the Paa sumpasic river was swept away moments after the train cleared it.125 passengers escaped from the car with a second shock as trainmen reported the second fallen bridge. The engineer and fireman swam to shore, lucky to survive.

Paasumpasic

Bargain seven room house on seven lots for $2600

Bargain sale offering a seven room house with stone foundation on seven lots for 2600 dollars. The property is to be sold before May 11th and is directed to I. A. B. care East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon.

I. A Care East Oregonian Pendleton Oregon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co Columbia Produce Co Elizabeth Smith Court Street Halls Boothby John Dand S. A. Mentzer George Busan Raley and Girfield Street Charles Bibee Palouse Pilot Rock Livermore Hood Great Horse Heaven Yakima Valley Prosser Umatilla County Great Moses Lake Secur Y Sofia Tchatalja Adrianople the Citizens of Frank Duprat London The Mark Moorhouse CO E. Court Street
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