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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
6
Limited livestock arrivals in North Portland yards drag hog cattle and sheep markets. Sluggish hogs weigh on prices while cattle and sheep show modest ranges with various bid figures noted from Sherett Bros and local exchanges.
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as superior to traditional sage tea for preserving color and promoting hair growth. Claims to cleanse the scalp of dandruff germs, strengthen hair, restore color, and encourage vitality with a guarantee via a local drug company agent.
Mine Myrtle Dingwall, noted prima donna, will perform at the Oregon Theatre on June 2 with Ferris Hartman’s Campus company. She is praised for voley and acting, with a long repertoire and early-stage experience.
The program lists five 2 reel films and a coming attraction. Blinks and Jinks with attorneys, Exposed by the Dictograph detailing a senator case, The Tin Can Battle about a village editor, Hed Man's Honor with Blue Fawn and a lover from another tribe, Turtle Industry in Florida showing a turtle farm, plus a comic trick sequence. A sensational two reel feature Cell 14 is advertised for Friday and Saturday.
The Pastime features Sheriff Jim's Last Shot a western photodrama where the sheriff dies after ridding the territory of a villain and securing rewards for his family. Also shown are A Leap Year Lottery Prize with minister Arthur Johnson and Grace Walker, The Stolen Invention Kalem a pleasing picture, Chums Eclipse a dog comedy, and Percy’s Visit Eclipse with good photos and laughs.
The Thanhouser company presents East Lynne in two reels with strong drama and realism, featuring a railroad wreck scene and the “Thanhouser Kid.” Also on the program are Where Paths Meet and Oh You Rag-Time with color and story-driven plots.
An advertisement touts Bly's Dream Balm as the fastest safe remedy for catarrh. It claims immediate relief when applied to nostrils throat or chest, restoring taste smell and hearing and reducing discharge and foul breath. A fifty cent bottle is said to cure most cases. available at all druggists.
Albert and Rosella Co of Midgido present a unique vaudeville act with Irish and Scotch songs and dances from two decades ago plus modern pieces. The Wat son sisters close the bill with a full change of songs and imitations. Extra photo plays accompany the program. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for injuries. sold by A C Koeppen & Bro.
Madame Coretta claimed to be the smallest midget on exhibition with a circus and was killed in a runaway accident in Kankakee Indiana. The piece also notes back pain and promotes Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic muscle pain, offered by all dealers.
Taxicab ang Touring Cars offers rides for 25 cents to any city part day or night. Wanted to rent a modern 4 room bungalow cottage or apartment for a family of two. Provide price details. Contact Geo D Haslett General Delivery.
The fragment notes 1910 and 1911 figures for British Columbia agriculture and industry. It lists expenditures on roads and public works, farm product values, imported livestock, manufactures, minerals, and timber. It highlights farm land occupancy, climate appeal, and proximity to markets with Vancouver firm North Coast Land Co Ltd urging investment.
The East Oregonian office in Pendleton Oregon promotes subscribing to magazines and papers with discounts for remittance and urges readers to request items via post or office. It also advertises printing services for farmers and stock images and lists various classifieds including hair work and sewing work and a rags buyback program with cash payments.
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