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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
2
Prices paid to Pendleton area producers include eggs 40 cents ex, hens 24, roosters 16, chickens 28, ham and bacon 40, butter 0. The text also lists numerous local residents visiting, social events, and business trips among Pendleton, Kamela, Hilgard, La Grande, and nearby places with several named individuals and organizations mentioned.
Meacham Oregon reports several days of snow last week covering ground but melting within hours. Local updates note J D Casey bought a Chevrolet and travels to the mill, with J M Casey and Hoy Hawes driving from La Grande. Various residents visit, move, or transact business in Pendleton and nearby towns. The Granger home sold to Steve Lawtor. measles affect a visiting child from Wallowa. community notes on school terms and local officials.
A concise note promotes Hood's Sarm parila as a purifying tonic to support a new undertaking to define your xy tem Iif and ensure success for the venture. The text emphasizes purification and building up through the product.
Epworth League members met at the Methodist church basement in Echo Oregon to plan a food sale for Saturday June 6 at George and Miller Co store. Resignations were tendered by the president and secretary treasurer and Ira M. Peterson was elected president with Earl Sating as secretary and treasurer to fill vacancies. The report notes the Meyers expect to depart later in the week for about two weeks.
George King of Branfield reports his ill wife remains unchanged. Echo residents visited from Butter Creek, Butter Creek residents traveled to Portland with C. Mudge’s car, and several locals shopped or visited Pendleton, Echo, and Marion Canyon areas. A William P. F. Chisholm arrived from Pendleton on No 17 to visit nearby friends.
The small horse named Tiny, 23 inches tall and weighing 9 pounds, enjoyed guest of honor status at a recent Nebraska horseman banquet. She was seated in a tiny stall as guests praised her unique size and charm.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse germs causing rheumatism. It claims quick relief without quack tonics, urging readers to get a bottle and start treatment, with medical advice available from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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