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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
5
A.Hooz advertises sale of a lot with possible home building options. Purchasers can either build themselves or have the seller build and run the home, with terms to be provided.
A local insurance firm invites readers to call for guidance on maximizing protection for their money. It promotes comprehensive policy writing and urges action to avoid regret, offering to handle insurance details immediately.
Community classified notes show rentals and services across Pendleton area including furnished apartments, single rooms, housekeeping, and laundry options. Entries list contact numbers and street locations such as Willow, Jackson, Madison, and Court, with assorted ads for garb age pickup and sewing services.
Notice to elect two school directors for a two year term and to vote on a special tax for school purposes at the general school meeting in Pendleton Creek. The meeting is set for June tenth, 1817, at City Mall, Pendleton. Attest it Brown, chairman. Beard of Mirwenate Lot Livermore, district clerk.
Valerska Suhatt stars as Ayesha in William Fox's photoplay She the She-who-must-be-obeyed, hailed as a lavish feature reimagining The Fire of Life tale. The plot follows a 3000 year saga of vengeance by the immortal queen. Carlele Bleackwell, June Eyidar, Arthur Ashley, and Evelyn Hreeley co star at the Alta Theatre forging a new Brady-Made World Picture.
A fragmentary review notes the premiere of a film titled First Partierly at Covey Therwiay aml Priday with Eternal Love. It credits Mrs EB Magntin Ingleton for writing and adapting the screen script and praises The Birth of Patriotism directed by Douglas Gerrard and starring the heroine Mienon. It highlights painted settings by Gerrard and contrasts idyllic prewar Paris with scenes in the Lastin Quarter of Paris. The piece hints at prewar wealth and impending ruin as a moral backdrop.
In Pound, an unclaimed horse described as heavy with a left ear star white markings two white hind feet a branded horseshoe on the left shoulder is to be sold by public auction at 2 pm on June 5, 1917, if not claimed within ten days. City Marshal Al Roberts states costs and expenses will be paid from sale proceeds.
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