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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
5
An odd local ad touts Koeppe n windows filled with curious items including old mission alarm clocks and alligator hand bags. Prices claimed at 2.50 dollars, with sellers confident in quick turnover and high customer satisfaction.
Multiple brief notices advertise furnished rooms for rent and central locations in Pendleton Oregon, including 309 Past Court Graham and 719 College Street. Also housing options, carpet cleaning, and housekeeping services. Additional entries promote fresh seafood at Pendleton Cash Market, auto and furniture sales, and local hotels for lease.
Spokane correspondent notes La Grande Oregon resident John Predmore is said to be 114 years old. Born in 1799 he traveled from Cantina to build depots, crossed the Isthmus of Panama and settled near La Grande in 1962. He lives alone, keeps busy with carpentry painting and wood chopping, prays daily, and asserts he is good for ten more years despite a past bank loss.
A. A. Chishoff of Treadwell New York reports indigestion liver problems and general debility for which medical treatments failed. After twelve bottles of Electric Bitters he recovered appetite sleep and ambition and can attend to business daily. The tonic is described as infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and sold for 60 cents at Tallman & Co.
A reflective line notes the anticipation of funds and the plans one makes for family use once money arrives. It emphasizes hopeful budgeting and future possibilities tied to financial gain.
Dr. C J Smith and state health board inspectors return from Portland where dairies supplying the city were found to be in poor condition. Only a few meet proper standards. one hospital dairy scored in the thirties. The board plans a statewide cleanup, drafting stricter rules and inspecting all dairies serving cities and state institutions. Cities may aid by enacting ordinances for regular dairy inspections and examinations.
The Navy hydrographic office will revise the polar region chart to include Cook and Peary routes once observations arrive. The map, long- published, shows explorations back to the eighteenth century with lands discovered, and no revision since Nansen’s expedition.
Washington reports last year United States postal accounts show a deficit around 20 million dollars while Great Britain records a post office profit near 25 million dollars. The figures highlight contrasting postal finances between the two nations and reflect broader fiscal pressures on public mail services.
Patrons enjoyed a strong Orpheum program featuring a three round boxing match between Jacek Juilee and Ed Cuff. The bill included singing dancing acts, Bond, The musical numbers by Johnson's orchestra, and new films including A Fairy Exchange and adaptations of Las Marner and Les Miserables.
A historical notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable treatment for colds. It claims worldwide reputation for curing common colds, aiding respiration, and aiding natural recovery, with availability from all good dealers.
Judge Wolverton overruled a demurrer to indictments against J. H. Raley and co defendants from Pendleton. The court held the government charges clearly define offenses to be tried. The cases allege a conspiracy to improperly acquire land opened during the Umatilla reservation allotment.
Finder to return to this office for reward. A gold bar breast pin belonging to a lady has an inscription reading Louise. The item was found and seeks the rightful owner. Return to claim reward offered by the office.
Notice to creditors of Theodore Charrier of Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon that on September 5 1909 he was adjudicated bankrupt. First meeting of creditors will be held October 16 1909 at 10 oclock a.m. at the office of the referee in bankruptcy in Pendleton to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Done at Pendleton Oregon October 4 1909. Thos Fitzgerald Referee in Bankruptcy.
The District Court of Oregon notes Philander C Belts of Pendleton was adjudicated bankrupt on September 23, 1909. The first meeting of creditors is set for October 14, 1909 at 10:00 AM in Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon, where claims may be proven, a trustee appointed, and the bankrupt examined. Referee in Bankruptcy THOS Fitzgerald certifies the notice.
For sale at the A. B. McEwen farm seven miles northeast of Helix Oregon are driving and work horses. Prospective buyers may inquire locally about prices and availability and arrange viewings at the barn. The notice lists the farm’s location and the animal types available.
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