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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
3
Bath sets towels wash cloths and boudoir caps mix with silk and nainsook underwear ribbons for opera bags sewing bags party bags and various lawns organdies for aprons elastic garters linen laundry bags and ribbon coat hangers advertised in a single listing with broad fabric notions.
Bargain sale lists rain proof coats at five dollars and accessories. Auto rain proof hats priced around two dollars and hats at seventy cents. Strong umbrellas offered at a dollar twenty five and another line at ninety eight cents. Built for wear umbrellas advertised at one eighty eight?
The text notes a conflict between state and federal laws on migratory waterfowl. It states federal law prohibits shooting waterfowl such as geese, ducks, and shorebirds across Oregon and Washington from January through September, with a nationwide season through September 1 for various migratory birds. It adds state authorities may set earlier dates if not in conflict with federal regulations.
Planning officials say the Baker game will proceed as scheduled with Pendleton opponent and possible later dates. Local managers anticipate Pendleton fans attending Thanksgiving events, with additional acts and a piano tuner from Portland set to visit Pendleton. Also advertised is a fuel business sale of dairy items in Pendleton.
East Oregonian local notices recount Adams Ladies Club gathering at Mrs Wy Spencer's home with a long list of attendees. After meetings, refreshments featured cake and chocolate. next session set for Mrs Roseberry’s home on November 9. Various social and church notices follow, including travel and visit snippets across Walla Walla and Pendleton. Individual names and roles referenced, with local events and a forthcoming concert by the Moa Family in Pendleton and remarks by Senator Chamberlain.
A Swedish woman arrives to share teaching methods aimed at improving local education and social skills. Her program emphasizes practical communication and cultural exchange with residents.
New York reports that Sweden’s top skater, Mide Marti Johanneeun, has been named king and queen of Ravehand after a dramatic show. The ceremony drew celebrity revelers amid a tense crowd as organizers touted the performance and the audience watched closely for the controversial conclusion.
In Paria on Nov 1 the vanishing of Henri Rocholte, jailed since 1912 for a Wat Buckthehop swindle, is resolved with his arrest in Geneva under the alias George Hienaimes. Trochette had joined Parle as a motorcyclist during the early war and was stationed in Athens. The item notes that feminine finery has ruined more than strong drink.
An old advertisement extols Dr F M Edwards for seventeen years treating women with liver and bowel issues. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, claimed to cleanse the system and improve complexion, with a suggested dosage and price.
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