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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
6
On Tuesday evening November 14 in the city hall assembly room the Round-Up annual stockholders meeting will survey last year’s business and the 1911 show for approval Also the annual election of officers for the ensuing year will be held Stockholders urged to attend Secretary J H Gwinn
If long east or west or south have tickets routed Northern Pacific by. Close connections at Pasco with all through trains. W Adams, agent, Pendleton, three registered Percherons and
Twenty five excellent young draft horses weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds are slated for sale on November 15 at Weston. Sea Chance Rogers is listed in relation to the bill elsewhere.
In 1911 J W Coppinger states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Rose Coppinger after she left his bed and board. The notice is dated November 1911. In another brief item Cornelius Burton of Selma California and George W Taylor of Browning Missouri depart locally with stops planned at Dunsmuir and Woodland, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Henry J Taylor to Portland.
Walla Walla residents C. Eb. Jones and Albert Niebergall are registered and visiting at the Bowman and St. George hotels. Hermiston figures H. J. Longley and W. A. Heldel ride in, while Homer Watts of Athena travels here on business. Local arrivals include Pete Sheridan returning to his ranch near Hermiston, Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley headed to Milton on civil business, A. J. Sturtevant returning to Pilot Rock, and W. F. Marshall of Spokane staying at the Pendleton hotel. Miss Maude Crawford departs for Spokane to visit relatives. Community members W. H. Switzler and B. F. Ogden transact business, and James P. Neal returns to Freewater after an Elks Stag. Carl Engdahl, Far Gillanders of Meachum, and Clyde Guard with H. S. Despain attend Elks events from nearby locales.
Eyewitnesses praised Wy oming show footage at the Grand last evening calling it clearer and steadier due to multiple cameras. They credited superior photography rather than subject matter noting bucking events and parades were similar to the Round-Up but buffalo rides and backjars added key excitement.
After a long fall vacation, umbrellas must expect a busier period ahead as schools and offices resume full activity. The return signals heightened traffic, customer demand, and potential supply chain adjustments for retailers and manufacturers.
A dense mash of ads and notices: coal and dry wood delivery from Malin and Dutch Henry, rents for a Judd Building front office and two five room cottages, Teutsch & Bickers real estate listings including a 7 room house at 1100, Penland Bros moving and transfer services, a cargo and baggage transfer, a Pendleton to Spokane rail schedule via Northern Pacific, several Navajo rug sale, and multiple contact numbers for local trades and services.
An old newspaper ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to stop coughing and soothe the lungs. It claims relief from irritation and breathing discomfort, priced at 26 cents, with larger bottle options at one dollar, sold by A C Kooppen & Bros.
An advertisment states PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding or prolapsed piles within 6 to 14 days or the druggist will refund the money. The offer follows a 50 cent price and highlights a guaranteed result for customers seeking relief.
An article notes plans to adjust regional nomenclature as part of reform, suggesting some province and town names could be updated or standardized to reflect broader reforms. The report emphasizes administrative changes without detailing specific locales or dates.
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