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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
5
A neat four room house with a barn and chicken houses, four miles from town and three miles from the store and post office, near Pendleton. It has ample water and is priced at 2550 dollars. It must be sold at once on account of sickness.
Short, fragmented local ads list services and listings including signs from Lane & Son and Main 436, United Orchestra by Main 1, sawdust at Oregon Lumber Yard, car hire, Hohbachs Open, Wanted cook at Southern Cafe, fresh oysters at Hohbachs, ranch work seeker, Gardena apple land investment, theatre notes, wood supply from Oregon Lumber Yard, Gardena apple land inquiry, heating and plumbing firms with Main numbers, middle aged woman for invalid care, Mark Patton’s barber, metal work and wash tubs from Sharon & Eddings, roofing repairs, Pendleton Plumbing ads, rental notices, express service, and a lost mileage book reward.
A vintage ad claims the pills kill a murderer appendicitis by gently stimulating the stomach liver and bowels preventing clogging. It promises relief from constipation headache chills and chilblains and notes the product costs 25 cents at Koeppen Bros.
Notice informs all debtors to settle accounts by November with H M Sloan Blacksmith. The short item urges readers to respond promptly and consider city advertisements for savings.
Pendleton reporters note a long list of visitors and locals stopping by from Echo Condon Hermiston Baker and Portland. Names include J M Gary G E Townsend H W Palmer J A Gilfillan Margaret Hill William Slusher and Irene Rippey among others visiting for business or leisure before and after Roundup events.
Two deputy game wardens are named to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of F. Aurner. James Estes and Doc Maple are the appointees for this city. State Game Warden R. O. Stevenson, here to announce the change, notes the large territory requires two wardens. They will assist with goose hunting along the Columbia river and enforce game laws to protect wildlife during the closed season.
Rome reports maestro Giacomo Puccini shrinking from the stress of presenting The Girl of the Golden West in New York. He penciled rehearsals and casting anxieties, with Destinn Caruso Ama to expected leads, while his villa visits in Bagni di Lucca mark quiet nerves.
A fragment notes a low unsightly building looming over the Seine near Notre Dame. The fragment hints at a description of an architectural eyesore in Paris, with potential urban views or editorial commentary on cityscape appearance.
A new South African university will be established adjacent to Groote Schuur, funded by public money totaling 2.5 million dollars. The project aims to cement Boer and British friendship and echo Cecil Rhodes educational ideals, with wealthy benefactors expected to contribute.
Investor seeks large wheatlands for eastern investors and other properties for trade. Seeks income producing coast city properties and Chicago properties with guaranteed income to offer in exchange. Interested owners with properties valued from 50 to 100 dollars. J A Benson North Portland Ore.
In the Pastime shooting gallery contest first prize is a .22 Winchester rifle and second prize five dollars. An anecdote follows about sleeping on a hotel pool table and a clerk's recollection about missing false teeth. Also mentions Sey Art Billiott for coffee and lunch at Paul Hemmelgarn's, and a rental ad for furnished housekeeping rooms at 718 College Street.
Dear Friend praises flour quality and bread made from wheat, endorsing Clark's flour. The writer thanks young men for effort, hints at grocery coverage, and signs as Jacob with a postscript noting superior flour in town.
The Comptroller of the Currency warns banks may hide liabilities by selling loan paper to directors who fund loans in their names and deposit proceeds to the first national bank as collateral. Rediscounts are used with recourse agreements to cancel liabilities. He will survey banks in the district and act if the scale warrants.
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