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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
Special News of Umatilla Co. promotes Danderine as a hair tonic that thickens and enlivens hair. A 45 cent bottle is advertised to refresh the scalp control dandruff restore color brightness and fullness, urging readers to buy at local drug or toilet centers.
Florence Philipp of Arlington arrives in Umapine and will guest her aunt and uncle. Local updates include health notes, property sales, and church activities with many residents traveling, visiting relatives, or recovering from illness.
A coroners jury ruled that Dr. George Ensing, once of Seattle, a captain in the Trilst medical colony during the war, died by his own hand while of unsound mind. Ensing’s widow resides in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Witnesses testified his wife had refused to live with him due to alleged actions tainted by remorse and heavy influence from alcohol.
A remark notes that most recent outbreaks in the country involve young men described as wearing capes. The question is raised whether capes reflect character, prompting debate on youth attire and behavior.
Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids for a 6.4 mile macadam road project from Havana east to Hells at the Concord street line. Bid deposits equal to 5 percent of bid. performance bond equal to half bid. Plans and specs at Pendleton Roadmaster’s Office. bids due April 7, 1920. County Judge H. Marsh and Commissioners E. Anderson G. L. Dunning preside.
In central Alberta and Saskatchewan rich open prairie for the plow supports thriving crop, dairying, and livestock. Canadian Pacific Railway offers large fertile tracts around Lloydminster and Bat Harbour district for settlement. Land priced near $18 per acre with owner terms, no day payment, 10 percent down, long credit. Superintendent THORNTON outlines offered conditions and contact at 068 Pipat Street Calgary Alberta.
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