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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
5
Reports from two railroad offices in the city confirm a surge in grain and fruit shipments this year over last year. Tacoma agreement shifts grain payments to 15 days in cash, not 60 days, signaling more money in the region next month. Fresh celery cranberries sweet potatoes cauliflower mince meat and Hienze varieties at Lyman's market, Main 79.
Enquire this office space in the East Oregonian building. Ideal for small business use, convenient location, with shared amenities and accessible on-site contact for leasing details.
A stream of visitors and travelers from Milton Echo Athena and Pilot Rock visited Baker City today. Included were A L Hopson,D W Bailey Asa Thomson H H Gilbert Sheldon Taylor Mrs J W Lockwood Allen Thompson and others on business trading or visiting relatives. The day also noted rail and rural mail route developments and ongoing travel to Portland Walla Walla and adjourning towns.
This evening at 7 30 the first united prayer meeting of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches will be held at the Presbyterian church. The services aim to prepare for evangelistic meetings starting in January. Rev J M Cornelison will relate notable features of the Indian church work over the past six months. The report is described as remarkable and of interest to all Christian people. Members and friends of all churches are welcome.
The Streeter Bryan company will present a matinee at the Oregon on Thursday afternoon. The group is currently selling strong nightly performances and will host Pendleton High School and Hill Military Academy as guests tomorrow night, with boxes provided by the company.
General Thanksgiving service at Episcopal church tomorrow at 10 o clock lasting one hour. Hymns anthems offertory and sermon on the theme. Offering to benefit Good Samaritan hospital. Signed by Charles Quinney rector.
Robert Burns of the O R and N, based in Walla Walla, visits the city on company business. He notes freight and farm and range shipments are thriving in the inland empire, company running at capacity but not congested anywhere. Agnes Denny, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Denny, had an eye removed at Portland hospital after a toy arrow injury.
The offices of the International Sunday School Association are now located in Suite 806 Hartford Building at the corner of Dearborn and Madison streets in Chicago Illinois.
The World’s Sunday School Association reports about 830 members on its executive committee with 12 members from the United States and Canada.
The Fourth Estate notes limited current events papers for the blind exist as weekly publications. Matilda Ziegler funds a daily Braille New York point paper, while Albion in London targets deaf readers with a mission to unite 120,000 deaf men and women in England and Wales, offering guidance against quacks and aiding employment and remedies for deafness.
A collage of city briefs lists fresh oysters and wood for sale, Christmas tree orders, housekeeping rooms for rent, photo services, restaurant menus, and various vendors. It promotes transfers, piano tuning, violin lessons, furniture refinishing, and Acme Quality paints, all wrapped in a bustling early 20th century town page tone.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as the most successful remedy for female complaints. For over 30 years it has helped with inflammation ulceration and spinal weakness. Women suffering from weakness are urged to write Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
Olympia reports say Governor Mead has ordered another investigation into the state penitentiary. The focus is the fuel supply during the Rees administration, amid claims of possible crookedness. C C Aspinwall has been sent to review accounts, with ex-Warden Rees targeted by private detectives and lingering questions about missing records and fuel records at the penitentiary.
Mr and Mrs J Stewart of Milwaukee Wisconsin guests at the Hotel Bartholet left Saturday for Portland and plan to return to North Yakima. Stewart offered 10000 cash for a 10 acre strip west of the city but the owner refused to sell for less than 1200 per acre.
Firemen host a grand benefit ball with a grand march at o'clock. Johnson's Orchestra will perform at Eagle Hall. Firemen's lunch will be served. Lyman's market offers shrimps crabs clams Olympia and eastern oysters and other fish.
A brief notice promotes a Thanksgiving turkey dinner offered for twenty five cents. The event emphasizes affordable meals and community sharing at the venue named Only.
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