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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
3
One day left to prepare for Thanksgiving at Pendleton's greatest department store. Save time and trouble with fast service and quality merchandise. Shop now for last minute gifts and essentials.
Ready to greet happy occasions our Taf feta Chiffon Satin and Novelty Dresses for children and matron. Prices range from 25 to 75 dollars with options up to 50 and 75 dollars. Attendants assure correct fitting and matching hats.
A local toy store unveils a vast assortment of dolls, trains, cars, books, and rubber and wooden toys. The young lady in charge offers demonstrations in the basement as the shop promotes opening values and the idea of shopping now and paying next year. Santa’s Headquarters branding appeals to families inviting children to see the wonders and start Christmas planning.
A Wednesday special stamp offer from S&H promises better than a 3 percent cash discount on all cash purchases. The ad urges shoppers to ask for S&H green stamps and begin saving now, claiming the deal will pay off for every shopper who complies.
The Athens Rich school football team, facing Cronutian Cronutian at Bao on the hotw Melt, secured a decisive 106 point victory led by Peter of THR. The win comes amid a chilly, low-attendance afternoon with local festivities including a football match between Athena and Erdicott, a dance by the Athena Westot American Band, and a Thanksgiving program planned at the Standard theater. Local families, including Mies Mattie Coppock and Mrs. Dorothy Rewer, gathered with attention on community events and upcoming visits from relatives. A list of social events and charity drives accompanied the game day.
Indian John, a full-blood Todian of the Expattily tribe, is described in court as a figure connected to the Pendleton Round-Up. Federal Judge Bean sentenced him to four months in equity jail on two charges plus a fine, with additional probation for the whiskey offense. He faces relocation and mandated quiet while serving his term, amid questions about his past role in the Round-Up and Rose Festival.
A Baptist church service features a sermon on eternal punishment for those who reject Christ. The preacher emphasizes God’s love and the necessity of accepting Jesus to avoid hell, citing the death of Christ as the core to humanity’s salvation.
About eighty people attended the Father and Son banquet at the Helix Commercial club Friday evening. County School Superintendent WW Green and other local officials spoke while Mr Volker led community singing. Guests included Firat Fe Schmidt of Fondleton and Lieut. Lon of Atlanta, who discussed a cook-off with Helix High and a planned basketball game. Nearby towns sent delegates as road improvements and local visits filled the agenda.
Liberia Gomez, a Filipino scientist of the Bureau of Science State here, is using id monkeys in experiments to determine definitively whether leprosy can be contracted directly. The Mawallan experiments of this product say convict selection from prison cohorts, and a post mortem years later on the body of one showed evidence of leprosy.
Cincinnati woman describes nervous troubles and fatigue after pregnancy, crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for recovery. She urges others to try the remedies, claiming safety and no harmful drugs.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses health status and potential outcomes for individuals and groups. It mentions names and places in a stray form, touching on illness, recovery, and eligibility, but the text is too fragmentary to identify clear events or entities.
A vintage advertisement warns mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. The tone urges careful dosing and suggests consulting a physician if issues persist, claiming the product offers straightforward directions for toddlers and infants.
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