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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
8
An Oregon theater audience praised the Manion Claman Company in The Girl from Keswicks a political intrigue drama. Performers handled tense scenes with skill earning frequent applause. The company plays only two more nights and expects full houses before East Lynne closes the visit.
A concise reflection on individuals who endlessly recount earlier achievements, highlighting the nostalgia and pride that fuel their storytelling without advancing new actions or outcomes.
A baby boy weighing nine pounds was born yesterday at 11:15 AM to Mr and Mrs Bert Wisdom of 219 Garden Street at St Anthony's hospital. Winn Stewart departs for Tacoma to cover Puget Sound area. County Superintendent J B Young gains two-room office after partition removal. Marriage license issued to George J Ross and Minnie J Peters. wedding this afternoon performed by Joe H Parkes.
Contracts filed with the county superintendent show Walter Roark to teach for six months in District 86 at 70 dollars per month and J. J. Rude to teach eight months in District 92 at 75 dollars. A minor auto collision occurred at Court and Main at 2:20 PM between a car driven by Miss Bulah Smith and Brian's express wagon. no injury to the wagon, a bent fender to the car.
Workmen have cut down a row of locust trees along the north side of Wa ter street between Main and Cottonwood as part of a paving contract for a full width street. Citizens complain the removal mars the avenue’s appearance after years of greenery.
Physicians at the Eastern Oregon State Hospital say the Foster who eloped with Miss Hattie Long and stole $1000 is not the same H C Foster who recently worked as a cook there. They believe a different man of the same name married Miss Long at Vancouver and traveled to San Francisco aboard the Roanoke.
El Paso Oct. 4 report from General Meredde says federals captured Santa Rosalia after a four hour battle with Villa rebels. about four thousand troops fought on each side with heavy casualties and no details on dead or wounded.
Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blakely returned from Sa fem with three men recently sentenced to the penitentiary. The First National Bank of Milton filed a suit against CT. Godwin and C. T. Godwin guardian of the Gillis heirs and against each heir for two notes totaling $585. Real estate transfers include Kearney to Umbarger, Nelson to George, and Skinner and Newport to Dodd, with several lot and subdivision details in Pendleton and Hermiston.
The burned old academy building near fire damage was sold. Deed filed with Recorder Burroughs transfers the property from Miss Beulah Meador of Walla Walla to Mr Swarm of this city. Insurance adjuster T C Hankland and the Meadors reached an agreement on amount due from the insurance company, expected to be less than the policy.
Peter J. Suhl a prominent Helix farmer vanished after arriving in Pendleton last Monday. He withdrew 400 dollars, sent 210 to a sister in Iowa, then disappeared with about 200 on his person. Relatives and officers fear foul play though a prior stroke may explain his strange behavior.
Debate on street remonstrance and bond limits under the city charter. E J Murphy notes 60 percent remonstrance may be needed for practical leeway. The group votes to cap additional water bonds at 25,000, while some favor eliminating the clause or allowing general bonding power. Thompson pushes for straight bonds but loses. opposition cites market demand and charter integrity.
Among those present were Max Haer, R. W. Ritner, G. A. Robbins, Col. J. H. Raley, Jon Murphy, W. L. Thompson, Rev. and Mrs. Grigsby, J. T. Yambirth, Joy Raley, F. E. Judd, C. B. Roosevelt, W. J. Clarke, E. B. Murphy, Dr. I. A. Yemple, L. G. Frazier, Judge A. Lowell, A. J. Owen and President Tullman.
Captain Ceysey, Lloyds surveyor, left Portland for the Glenesstin wreck near Astoria. The stranded airship lies in a cave sheltered from NW winds at about a 45 degree angle to the beach. all foresails are set and provisions and rigging may be saved. The ship can be reached at low water, but its hull is stove full of holes, reducing floating prospects.
SCRANTON Pa Oct 4 Thirty three men mostly foreigners were injured when a car on the Scranton railway slipped backward down a steep grade and left the rails crashing into a telegraph pole Twenty four of the injured were taken to a hospital A wife recovered it was said.
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