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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
5
Readable catalog note shows black costume velvets 36 to 42 inches wide and a soft black velvet, plus gray and brown velvets. Also features heavy men’s underwear, union suits, drawers, and shirts on sale. Mentions dollar values and sale pricing with emphasis on durable woolen and serviceable hose for women.
In Seattle a couple were found dead in a room, while a separate dispatch from Laredo reports General Harfefan failing to capture Rafael Mieto, charged with instigating a new revolution against the Carwansa government. The Nietiat legislature captives were claimed to be “only treated” upon arrival at San Luis Potosi, where Governor Martinez vows vigorous action as San Luis Potosi faces a siege atmosphere.
New York dispatch reports King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arriving for a long anticipated U S tour. They are greeted with cheers as bells and whistles sound from factories and crowds, with plans to visit multiple cities nationwide.
A detailed recap notes the White Sox win on Tomes Ground with key pitching and fielding. Stars like Gandil, Magee, and Dubord contribute. notable plays include Heilman and Groh defensive stops and late runs. A crowd of about twenty thousand watches as the game unfolds with steady defense and timely hitting.
The article traces Albert King’s 18 year old heir apparent and features Belgian royal figures. It notes Albert’s resemblance to his father, schooling at Eton, and claims about the two younger princes Charles and Marie Joe. It recalls Albert’s 1898 U.S. visit with James J. E. Ne and later attendance at a Belgian parliamentary protest, ending with government support amid a political split.
Pendleton Drug Co announces winter hours: weekdays open 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturdays open 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The change applies to following drug stores beginning October 6.
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