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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
6
The wiser Christmas shopper trips ahead of the rush to secure choice goods. Our stock is complete and new this season, and we promise prompt courteous attention to all who come, making shopping a pleasure for Christmas buyers.
A L Schaefer stands as leading jeweler and headquarters for Christmas gifts of quality and worth. The shop offers a wide selection of fine jewelry crafted with care and marketed as ideal for holiday gifting.
Pendleton Oregon tale touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a lasting cure for kidney trouble. A Pendleton resident recalls a family member suffering severe back pains and sleepless mornings, saying five boxes cured them and endorsing the remedy highly. Distributed by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as sole US agents.
Athena Oregon November 26. Local minors Delbert Gerking Roy Smith were fined for intoxication after confessing they were supplied liquor by Orval Booher. Booher bound over to grand jury bond 250 dollars. Evangelist Martin arrives with singer Hodgatt for revival meetings at the Christian church, confident to draw a large crowd and many conversions.
Dividend yields on leading rails rose from 3 7 8 to 5 3 8 and back to 4 4. Southern Pacific will build a half million dollar Sacramento passenger station. Northern Central lease to Pennsylvania likely to face court challenge. Chiexo Rock Island El Paso taken over by Rock Island system. Freight raise hearing set in New York with shipper opposition. Peoria and Pekin Union spends 300 000 to improve yard service. McKinley bridge in St Louis boosts traffic flow. Mellen lauded to overhaul pension systems. likely widespread adoption. South American railroad construction booms with Pan American link via Uruguay and Brazil. A rumor links a historic political rail cartel reducing to pure transport business.
London reports the King George V stamps will likely be ready by next May after Cecil Harrison & Bons secured the government printing contract. The printers will be required to deliver at least one million stamps per hour for a full year, with a color close to the current issue and a revised design awaiting royal approval.
Consumer note on baking powder prices from grocers shows Cleveland's sold at 1 pound 46 cents, 3 pounds 1 dollar, and 6 pounds 1 dollar 65 cents, highlighting value and savings for shoppers.
Athena Oregon November 2. Ernest Wells assistant principal spent the week in Seattle. Dr and Mrs Plamondon returned from Hot Lake. Chas Grant opened a fish market on Main Street. Norris returned from St Louis boyhood scenes. Pastry sale at Worthington store netted 15.25 dollars. Goo Kidder and Mrs gla liers in Pendleton. Ralph McEwen in Portland. Squire Richards and wife spent Sunday in Weston. WH Watts and wife in Portland. F A Cilse of Pendleton in the city. Miss Velma Wilkinson with a bad cold. Mrs EB L Brotherton visiting at GCM Brotherton. Athena teachers pleased with La Grande visit. Miss Velma Wilkinson resigns Pendleton Walher job and resumes home school. Mrs R L Mateney of Milton in city Thursday.
A Dusseldorf consular report notes rapid growth of syndicates in Germany. Steel Works Syndicate remains permanent. Pig Iron, Lorraine Luxemburg, and Pipe Syndicates face varied fortunes. New alignments include heavy plate, wire, and nail manufacturers, plus international zinc and copper syndicates. Timber and match syndicates rise as taxes bite. Amalgamations among shipping firms and banks mark a busy year, highlighted by a mining and furnace merger with a shipping company.
D. T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky credits friends for misjudging his lung illness. He details years of failed cures before trying Dr. King’s New Discovery, which stopped his cough and improved his health. The ad promotes the remedy as a universal cough and lung saver priced 50 cents to 100 dollars with a trial bottle free.
London reports a bold anti suffrage move as a wave of good looking young women gather signatures for a massive petition to the prime minister. The effort, organized by the Women's National Anti-Suffrage league, draws numerous clerks and typists, while notable backers include Miss Mabel Terry Lewis and a roster of aristocrats and novelists.
A person who gives up his life to free others from a burden errs twice. He forgoes his own entitled pleasures and transfers them to those undeserving who cannot fully appreciate them.
Oregon represented by both flume and pictures at the United States land and irrigation exposition in Chicago. A distinctive display of apples crowds the big coliseum, with three Oregon landscape pictures by Gibson Catlett of Portland arriving to illustrate Willamette and Columbia river junctions and valley towns. The exhibit highlights Oregon fruit brilliance and the first ever shown nature pictures attract attention along with a note on the pure food law and Bly's Cream Balm claims under it.
A customer complains of a pudding portion twice as large as expected. The waiter explains that seating by the window yields larger portions as a marketing ploy, turning the scene into a humorous ad-style exchange.
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