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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1908

Page

7

In Hurry for Marriage License at County Office

A comical rush for a marriage license unfolds as a man insists on a witness for an age affidavit. Deputy Brown and County Judge Gilliland work to satisfy the requirement while Mr Strain is found to warrant the affidavit. License issued to Jesse T Griffen and Olive Benny in Milton with others to wed.

Deputy Brown Gilliland Walla Walla Strath Jesse T. Griffen Milton Olive Benny Robert Fox Mable Brooks Lewiston Seymour Dulin Laura Griswold

Cold starts demand early action for quicker relief

The message urges immediate care at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming deeper seated and harder to cure. It warns that any hour lost at the onset can extend illness and lengthen suffering, advocating prompt treatment.

Unveil Statue to Sheridan at Historic Union Celebration

The ceremony for a statue honoring Union General Sheridan drew survivors and the secretary of war. The event featured the army commander, a Confederate veteran, and reflections on cross‑national roots and reconciliation. The article notes Sheridan’s lineage, comparing him to Grant Sherman and Thomas, and mentions Farragut as another foreign-born general.

Sheridan Grant Sherman Thomas Farragut

The Amerian ideal and a nation forged in 1776 to 1789

The piece argues Amerianism as a principle guiding a united people from diverse old world origins. It recalls the Revolutionary era, Washington's men, and Civil War leaders, stressing duty, justice, and courage. Readers are urged to uphold the ideal as a basis for future peace and national unity.

America Washington Grant Farragut Sherman Thomas Sheridan Lee Jackson Johnstons

Echo Airglary and Hold Up at Echo

Echo Oregon Nov 26. Burglary at Hoskins and Conner store no goods stolen after thieves frightened away by owner Travis Hoskins. Thomas of Nolin robbed of 78 dollars near Echo. Marion Holt or George Lutrell hospitalized after local events. Haberdashers, turkey theft, and local improvements noted. Government building contract awarded. labor payroll and alfalfa meal feeding for 2000 sheep reported.

Thomas Nolin George Lautrell Echo,’ Ore Hoskins and Conner Travis Hoskins David Hiatt Dayton Wash Hiatt Echo T. J. Mahoney Umatilla Morrow First National Bank of Heppner Western Land and Irrigation Co Mr. Stanfield George Swaggart Edward Currin

Bentley Family Reunion Ties Historic Pendleton Roots

Four brothers and one sister of the Bentley family, averaging 75, gathered in Pendleton for a reunion led by J. D. Bentley visiting Umatilla county. The group included J. D. Bentley of Modesto, G. W. Bentley of Adams, R. H. Bentley of Pendleton, Mrs. Mary McCormack of Pendleton, and young John M. Bentley, 7. The gathering marked the first time all surviving members met in 37 years, with a group photograph taken.

Pendleton Bentley Umatilla Coun J. D. Bentley Umatilla County Modesto Cal G. W. Bentley Adams R. H. Bentley Mary McCormmack John M. Bentley John D. Bentley Familly Missouri California Oregon J. M. Bentley

Indiana Native Accused of Stealing Umatilla Pony

James M. Boyd of Papepie Idaho reports his pony stolen from the Ima tia reservation and traced to a floral livery stable where it was sold for 10 dollars by Walker Boyd. Boyd says he would not prosecute if the horse is returned.

Ahtough John Wallatsi Carlisle Indiana Umatilla John James M. Boyd Papepe, Ida Imatia Reservation Robbn Minthorn Walker Boyd Alexander Boyd Wallater

Miss May Ludlow Visited Pendleton for Dance Event

Miss May Ludlow of Pilot Rock visited Pendleton yesterday as a guest of friends A public dance is set for Thursday night at the Armory hall with everyone invited.

May Ludlow Pilot Rock Pendleton Armory Hall

Nomination of Officers at November Meeting Night

On the next regular meeting night Friday November 27 the nomination of officers for the ensuing year will take place All members are urged to be in attendance James H Estes President.

James H. Estes

Thanksgiving Service at Church of the Redeemer

The Church of the Redeemer announces a general Thanksgiving service tomorrow at 11 o clock. All are cordially invited. Reverend Charles Quinney serves as rector.

Charles Quinney

Letter From A Forty-Niner Describes Hyomei Cure

A California letter from 1898 recounts a pioneer who crossed the overland trail in 1849. He credits Hyomei with relieving catarrh and keeping him clear daily, noting gratitude and continued use into old age while recommending it to friends. Booth's Home Co advertises the product and prices.

California Santa Rosa Cal Booth 4Th Street W. Mack Tallman & Co Ask

Public Dance at German Hall in Middle Cold Springs

Public dance at German Hall Middle Cold Springs on December 5 1908 invites the public. Music by Johnston's orchestra promises a good time with lunch included for 1 dollar. Also accept Xmas tree orders at Stark and Duke's poultry house by dialing 3791.

German Hall Middle Cold Springs Johnston Stark & Duke Poultry House Black

Mba Schilling's Best Guarantee Promises Grocer Refunds

A concise promotional note asserts that Mba Schilling's Best offers minimal cost and maximum value, with grocers returning customers' money if the product fails to meet expectations. The message emphasizes budget savings and strong retailer support.

Mba Schilling

Journal of Information for All Literary Workers

A thirteenth year publication detailing editors demands for manuscripts and preparation, guidance on market sources, and how writers should present work. Includes pricing at 19 cents per copy or 14 dollars yearly with sample requests and 256 for three recent numbers.

Tella

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Standard Grocery Co Mr. Brown F&s Winslow Bros Jewelers Opticians United States Depository Wm. Hoggard George Lutrell J. S. Rogers Cecil, Ore M. & Jones Hermiston Alexander Supply Company Chicago Howard Frick L. O. Davis and Liveryman Attention Eagles Church of the Redeemer Roosevelt Bost N.Y Charles W. Edmunds, M. D Cluett Max Baer
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