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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
7
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color, stop dandruff, and prevent hair loss. It claims benefits for all ages, noting a fifty cent bottle is available at Pendleton Drug Co and touts sulfur as beneficial per experts.
A new venture led by Jensen Creamery aims to import elite bloodstock to seed a cooperative Intermountain cattle program. The Pioneer Livestock Company seeks $108000 capital, with investors and banks backing stock sales and railroad and bank support to supply dairy states with top cows for breeding and milk production.
The City Recorder of Pendleton Oregon calls for sealed bids by November 6 2012 at 7 30 p m for Main Street improvements from the end of the Main Street Bridge to Jackson Street including gravel bitulithic paving curbs gutters and drainage with a $900 bid bond and specifies unit prices for concrete curb and gutter vitrified sewer pipe excavation embankment and related items. The Common Council will open bids and may reject any bid. ordinance authorizes the project and work proceeds from Pendleton Oregon dated October 23 1912.
John Holmes, a member of a theater company in Oakland Cab, is arrested with a telegraphic warrant sworn by his wife in Jersey City on a bigamy charge. He admitted two marriages, left the stage amid applause as deputies served the warrant.
Eugene Oregon November 1 Carl E Gray former president of the Great Northern Hallway was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by the Eugene Commercial Club at the Hotel Osburn Tuesday night. About 40 to 45 leading citizens attended, many meeting Gray during his presidency of the Dregor Electric and the gathering served as a reunion of old friends.
Washington reports that fisheries superintendents at 32 stations will no longer be summoned by telephone to save fish due to the government not paying for such lines. Acting Treasury Controller Mitchell says a new law forbids government-funded phones in private residences, even for officials living in government housing. A separate public notice from Pendleton outlines Webb Street improvement assessments and ten-year installment options for eligible landowners.
The Pendleton Common Council on October 28, 1912, assessed the cost of improving the Jackson Street section between Main Street West line and Binie Street East line against benefited lots and parcels. Affected property owners may apply for ten installment payment under Oregon law by October 25, 112 at the City Recorder’s office in Pendleton.
In the November Strand Ellen Terry confesses difficulty choosing a single favorite love scene. She notes an enduring affection for a passage in Romeo where youth and spring feel intertwined like blooming flowers.
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