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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1907

Page

5

Fresh Oysters and Goods at Local Stores

City briefs note fresh oysters at Hohhbachs and a variety of dry wood. Minnis offers wood and hay for sale. Paul Schneider advertises Nolin Oregon listings. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent via East Oregonian office. Heinz pickles at Peoples warehouse. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes winter supplies. 90-room house for rent near Main and Webb Garden corners. Hiawatha hair treatment ad with $100 guarantee from Hiliwatha Hall Tonle Co. Tallman & Co. advertises sale items.

Paul Schneider Nolin Oregon East Oregonian Peoples Warehouse Oregon Lumber Yard Webb and W. Webb Hiawatha Hiliwatha Hall Tonle Co Tallman & Co

Classified notices and help wanted in town directory

See Minnis for good dry wood that burns. Lots of it on hand. Sewing done, $1 per day, Miss Wallace, Phone Red 2052. Employment avanted on stock ranch by experienced man and wife. This office. All kinds of transfer work done promptly. Stansbery & Milne, Phone Mating. New Edison records for November how on gale at the Guernsey Music store. Come early for choice selec tions, Wanted-A man to sleep In a good room at Baker & Folsom's furniture store and to answer night Phone calls.

Miss Wallace Stansbery & Milne Edison Records Gale Guernsey Baker & Folsom

Indoor Rifle Practice At Armory Gains Winter Interest

Equipment for an indoor rifle range arrives for company L. Guardsmen will practice in the Armory using a 22 caliber Krag-Jorgensen with same weight and pull as outdoor rifles. Targets are placed in a folding cabinet enabling varied distances. Uniforms for the company are to be issued today and tomorrow by Quartermaster Sergeant Lee Drake.

Lee Drake

Forgetting the Dinner Guest in Oregonian Style

A departing guest tells a waiter he is trying to forget whatever was forgotten, in a brief exchange captured from the BRnet Oregonian. The scene reads like a clipped newspaper moment, hinting at a forgotten detail or incident as the guest leaves.

Surf Riding Is a Fine Sport at Waikiki

A Travel Magazine description praises Waikiki near Honolulu as a premier surf scene. It extols long rollers and amphibious skill, comparing surfing to tobogganing on moving water and a giant skee ride. Readers are invited to imagine catching the crest and riding toward shallow foam.

Waikiki Honolulu Royal Sport Travel Magazine

Strenuous Chivalry and the Dark Side of Medieval Honor

The piece argues that medieval chivalry was not pure gallantry but often brutal. It cites the Chevalier de la Tour-Landry who records wives being battered for public defiance, noting the husband’s brutality was rarely condemned while the wife’s misbehavior was punished.

Chevalier de la Tour-Landry

False Messiahs Costly to Jewish Factions Across Centuries

The article notes that impostor figures claiming Messiah led to large Jewish confrontations and heavy losses. Coziba, a second century claimant, led followers against Romans who reportedly killed between 500,000 and 600,000 defenders. The lastimpostor Mordecai appeared in 1682 in Germany, fled authorities, and his fate remains unknown.

Coziba Mordecai

Bank Porter Job Inquiry Clash Over Air Cleanup

Merchant asks for a porter and checks last employment. Applicant replies he worked in a bank, but in air. Merchant asks if he cleaned, and applicant insists the cashier did, also in air.

Air

Personal mentions fill Athena Pendleton era

A stream of visitors and residents in the city today includes Bert Kirby of Adama Alvin Johnson of Athena Richard Jones of Hecho Miss Jeanette Manasse from Athena Mr and Mrs W E Potts of Athena Clyde Parks of Walla Walla visiting with Joe Parks family Mrs Blake and daughter Grace of Adams in town Mrs Joe Sherod and Miss Helen Anderson of Athena in the city Peter Nesler Hugh Roble and family of Adams here last evening Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock as a guest of the Golden Rule hotel Ed Potts and son of Athena here last evening for the Kirtles entertainment E E B Romig a leading La Grande businessman transacting in the city Jerry Stone Athena wheat grower in town for business W T Shaw pioneer irrigator of Hudson Bay district in city on business and trading trip F B Swayse Hermiston citizen in town last evening Mr and Mrs Ed Potts of Athena attended the Kitties entertainment and left today H R Reynolds Realty Association PixAtland in city on short business Mrs Joseph McCabe formerly of Walla Walla in city yesterday guest of Mr and Mrs Leon Cohen Mrs R T Brown home from western Oregon after weeks with relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt from a nearby wheat ranch auto trip yesterday returning home in evening F DPD Vessey San Francisco in city guest of Golden Rule W R Parker now in Echo mercantile business in city on business trip Editor T T Geer Pendleton Tribune left for Portland to attend Oregon Good Roads meeting Albert Noth OO R N night operator to American Falls Idaho on vacation visiting mother and brother Charles N Black of San Francisco advertising bureau guest at Hotel St George conferring with local association on Umatilla county advertising north east in coming winter and spring.

Clyde Parks Walla Walla Joe Parks Blake Grace Adams Joe Sherod Helen Anderson Athena Peter Nesler Hugh Roble Herbert Boylen Pilot Rock Mia Ed Potta Kirtles Entertainment E. E B. Romig la Grande Jerry Stone W. T. Shaw Hudson Bay District Ed Potts Realty Association Company Pix Atland Joseph McCabe Boston Leon Cohen R. T. Brown Oregon Henry Schmidt Charles N. Black Chapman Advertising Bureau San Francisco Hotel St. George Commercial Association Umatilla County

Big Potatoes From Dry Farm Raise 10 Pound Harvest

Miss Margaret M. Darling, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Darling, raised three Early Rose potatoes totaling 10 pounds from one hill on their Burley ranch. At about 16 years old she tended an acre patch with her own hands, including plowing between rows with a family horse. Her potatoes average near two pounds, and a carrot bed yields 12 to 14 inch roots. The dry farm soil on the south side produced these crops without irrigation, a fact of interest to dry farming followers.

Margaret M. Darling J. W. Darling Burley Bulletin Familly Darling

Star Theater Week Lineup Highlights Kezero and Dewey

Kezero and Dewey headline the Star theater program this week with The Crazy Arab and The Whirling Boy among top attractions. The Rosell Trio perform a comedy sketch Dutch Soldier, featuring a talented two year old who dances and sings. New moving pictures titled Woodchopper's Daughter make up a standout series.

Star Theater Kezero Dewey Rosell

Pneumonia Follows Cold Warns of Foley's Honey and Tar

A Pendleton Drug Co notice urges caution as a cold can lead to pneumonia despite remedies. It warns that cough suppressants may hide serious lung infection and stresses seeking medical evaluation if symptoms persist.

Foley Pendleton Drug Co

Natural changes in a woman during midlife urged to seek Pinkham remedy

The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as ideal for women during the climacteric period describing common symptoms such as headaches backaches and nervous irritability. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Fred Certia and Mrs. Henry Lee praising the medicine and urges readers to write for advice and consider trying the remedy.

Intel- Sword Ises Gros Fred Certia Lafayette Street Bend Ind Mra. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Lee Winter Street New Haven Conn Mra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wome Chiddren Windor Teutsch’s Dep't Hohhbach’s China United States Louis Hunziker Jeweler and Optitian Main St Company L The Brnet Oregonian Bloki Sensation Chicago Koeppens Bert Kirby Adama Alvin Johnson Richard Jones Hecho Pendleton Jeanette Manasse W. E. Potts F. B. Swayse Hermiston F. Dpd Vessey Mountain Division W. R. Parker Golden Rule Hotel Echo T. T. Geer Pendleton Tribune Portland Oregon Good Roads Association Albert Noth American Falls Idaho Bill Star Eta Univer Ebbee Washington & Tenth Sts Portland, Org Henry Lea Lirs Fred Certin Irs Pinkham Mrs Pendleton Business College Soe Webb Street
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