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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
2
Taft to Open Apple Show With Pacific Northwest Message
President Taft will broadcast a special message at 10 a m Pacific time on November 16 to announce the second National apple show in Spokane and greet growers across the northwest. Western Union will bullet in the message, signaling bell ringing and whistles for five minutes. Railroads and steamboats will join in the signaling. The report also notes a local misbehavior by girls over a dress code and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with an offer of $100 for failure to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Western Union Telegraph Compfiny Fund
Northwest
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Coreless and Seedless Apples Reported Near Spokane
Spokane Wash Careless and seedless apples grow on a single eight acre Moran Prairie orchard tree owned by B K Short a rancher five miles north of Spokane The tree 12 to 16 years old stands in sub irrigated soil at 2226 feet altitude The fruit is three inches diameter yellowish green with red streaks deep pink cheeks flesh firm and excellent in flavor Short does not claim credit for the variety calling it a freak of nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Moran Prairie
B. K. Short
Short
Girls Ignore Hair Adornments Edict at Erasmus High
Two thousand students at Erasmus High School in Brooklyn held a mass meeting to defy a ban on wearing rats and puffs in their hair. The principal’s edict aimed to curb feminine adornment, prompting a strong student response and planned continued protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
Gesistant
Pendleton Pound Animals To Be Sold At Auction
In Pendleton the marshal has taken up two brown mules with halters. If unclaimed within ten days from November 1, 1908, both will be sold at 2 pm on November 12, 1909 at the city pound corner Webb and Cosble streets for cash to cover costs. Proceeds go to pay expenses of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Webb and Cosble Street
Pastime Theatre Shows More Moving Pictures Than City
The Pastime Theatre presents more moving pictures than any other cinema in the city, drawing larger crowds and offering a variety of features for patrons seeking entertainment.
What Reclamation Has Done for Us
Center-Frederick N. Newell of the United States reclamation service and a committee on irrigation toured Colorado projects and summarized rapid progress. The service has reclaimed land and built 707,059 acres in the west, with 424,649 acres irrigated and 64,400 people to gain homes. It has constructed 4909 miles of canal, 62 tunnels, storage for 962,800 acre feet, and financed bridge and road work. Newell cited $15,000,000 available for current projects and potential for more funding, endorsing a bonus plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Freederick N. Newell
United States
Newell
Senate Committee
Meany
Forced Into Exile Finds Cure With New Discovery
Glen Oak resident William Upehbureh left home seeking mountain air to cure a long lasting lung cough. After months he returned nearly dead, then used Dr. Kings New Discovery and recovered after six bottles. It is praised for coughs hoarseness and chest illnesses. Trial bottles are available guaranteed by Tallman and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upehbureh
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Oregon students seek substitute for hazing on campus
The Associated Student body at the University of Oregon plans an alternative to hazing after recent trouble. A senior committee led by Ben Williams reviews methods used by other colleges to curb arrogance among freshmen and foster respect for traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
Ben Williams
Glenn Scott
Ruth Hanmien
Carl Loogely
Estray horses described with marks sought in Oregon
Estray notice lists six horses with markings including cream horse with circle on flank and jaw, bald face strawberry roan with bar star, buckskin with X on left stifle, bald face bay with star bar, white horse with V on right fore leg, and cream horse marked N on right flank. Stock to be sold November 22 1909 at Irrigan Oregon to satisfy damages and costs unless owners appear and pay. W R Walpole Jr superintendent Oregon Land and Water Co.
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Estray Notice. T
Irrigan
Oregon
W. R. Walpole, JR
Oregon Land & Water Company
Turkish Battleships Offered For Sale As Scrap Iron
Turkish government invites bids on five battleships to dispose of by November 11 as it seeks to restore naval prestige. The vessels Agizehe Mahmudieh Omunich Orkanlek and Hamadieh are aged 140 years in some cases, built in England, displacing about 6100 tons with 10 inch armor and heavy artillery.
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Washington
American Iron and Bice
Porte
Turkey
Agizehe
Munich
England
MIGHT POR RIVER IMPROVEMENT TO CONTINUE
Washington reports the motion to authorize a bend test for river and harbor work will proceed until January, despite Speaker Cannon's opposition according to Captain F J Elwen secretary of the National Rivers and Harbor Congress. Ellison says the bond issue for waterways remains a live issue for Congress to consider seriously in the near future. He doubts river and harbor funding will pass in the next session due to the administration's economy policy for the coming fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bend
Cannon
F. J. el Wen
Congress
Ellison
Congress of the
United States
Boy Raymond Williams Missing Again in Chicago Case
Seven year old Raymond Williams known as the champion lost boy has vanished for the 83rd time. His mother has requested Chief of Detectives Wood assign detectives to locate him. He routinely runs away for two to three days, saying he is tired of staying at home.
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Raymond Williams
Wood
Raymond
Cats Not Classified as Tools of Trade
Washington treasury department rules cats are not tools of trade and Mrs. Alice Thelmann must pay 20 percent duty on one hundred performing cats she brought for exhibition. She entered the animals as tools of her trade seeking free entry.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Alice Thelmann
Bee that little Jockey
A brief exchange about a jockey who earned forty thousand dollars last season prompts curiosity and a joke about keeping the earnings from the speaker’s wife.
Ivory Soap Ad Claims 99 44460 Per Cent Pure
A compact advertisement notes Ivory Soap as 99 44460 percent pure with claims tied to multiple household rooms including the washroom bedrooms kitchen and laundry. The tone mirrors a vintage consumer product promo emphasizing purity and ubiquity.
Hale's Breadth Escape Cough Prompt Pneumonia Warning
An ad warns that letting a cough or cold run risks pneumonia or consumption and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup with prices 25c, 50c, and 1.00. It credits A. Koeppen & Brog. A separate note urges letting Hays & Pinney handle dry cleaning and pressing, delivering services by phone Main 108.
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Ballard
Koeppen & Brog
Cure Your Kidneys Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed
Pendleton resident Mrs Arthur Hammer testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills have relieved her backache for five years since first using them in 1903. She praises the remedy's effectiveness and urges others to follow her lead, noting availability at Pendleton Drug Co. and a 60 cent price. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells the pills as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
Pendleton
Arthur Hammer
Aura Street
Ore
Doan
Pendleton Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Shoe Department
Red Cross
Regu
APPLE
Spokane National Exhibition
Western Union
Ellers
Hays & Pinney
Rock Springs Coal
B. L. Burroughs
Main Street
O. R. & N. Depot
Oregon Theatre
Punray
Chas. E. Blaney
Rex Beach
Alaska
Cook
Pole
North
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