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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
2
Handy prewar guidance urges early December packing and careful labeling to ensure Christmas delivery. Advice covers choosing sturdy packaging, writing full addresses, marking prepaid shipments, including sender and recipient details, and using safe wrapping methods to minimize breakage and delays.
A garbled 19th century text fragment warns about perishable goods and medical quackery mentioning Hall's Cough Cure. It shifts to a Moravian religious memory in Berne, Pennsylvania, noting the 164th anniversary of Moravian missionaries at Umatenhuettan observed with memorial exercises conducted by the Moravian Musical Society on November 24.
Echo reports the heaviest rains in its history aiding farmers with crops down before snow. Local irrigation firms Western Land & Irrigation and Pioneer Irrigation Ditch are active. a rock quarry opened to repair the dam. Commercial news includes a store hire in George Miller Co and a Rebekah secret supper for Odd Fellows. A baby girl is welcomed. a traveling salesman joins George Miller Co. An exile tale ends with discovery of Dr King’s New Discovery for lung disease.
San Diego Nov 34 Mr Katherine Tingier’s colony of acophiete in all ages anticipates the wedding tomorrow of Lyman J. Gage former secretary of the treasury and Mrs Ida Ballou. This is Gage’s third marriage after two prior wives died. Ballou, daughter of San Diego merchant George M Ballou, has earlier spanned a series of matrimonial matches including a Pittsburgh visitor and a Kansas City financier who died before the wedding. The couple plan to reside in a new home in Pomona Loma.
Forrest Smithson, known for world records in the 60 yard high hurdles and 90 yard low hurdles, receives belated outdoor recognition after delegates T Morris Dunne of Portland and Joseph Hickey of San Francisco secured AAU approval at New York. Records set in San Francisco are confirmed. indoor marks remain prior.
In Port Huron Michigan a murder case links Samuel Prisble to the killing of Louie Toasen berg at Bl Clair flats after a revelry night. Both men were Cleveland residents visiting for a summer outing. A third party is suspected in the tragedy, with a death by self harm occurring after the discovery of the remains. Robbery is cited as a possible motive.
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