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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
5
Property offers a four room house with a barn and ample water, located several miles from Pendleton and the store and post office. Includes a 220 acre farm with option to sell the whole package at once due to illness, asking price 2350 dollars. Must be sold immediately.
Local ads list services and requests including signs, piano tuning, and a United Orchestra contact. Items advertise loans, domestic help, rental housing, moving pictures, lost dog, barber services, and cleaning products. Auction of horses and farm implements set for Weaton with multiple horses and a jack. Also furnished eleven room house for sale with land and improvements.
General Booth outlines bold Salvation Army growth in India and other regions. He cites three million possible converts from criminal classes, with five settlements housing fifteen hundred people in the United Provinces and Punjab. He favors land reservations, voluntary settlement, and use of industry to reform criminals. He also notes expansions to Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Spain, and Finland, with official support from leaders and Stolypin in Russia.
Call for warrants all general fund warrants registered during the months August September and to October 10 1916 will be paid at my office at the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceased upon date of publication. Dated Pendleton Oregon October 10 1910. G W Bradley County Treasurer.
A London report for the first half of 1916 notes airship meetings here are unlikely after financial failures. It also states that wage declines since 1908 have halted and that labor market rates show signs of improvement with rising trade and employment.
Madrid reports the royal court balks at Alfonso’s relaxed conduct during his England trip. Etiquette guards chafe at his casual display while Queen Victoria reportedly objected to her own participation in the Baton Hall sports.
In Dublin a group of Tipperary farmers vote to stop raising barley unless buyers pay higher prices. They note prices have fallen by about 25 percent since 1885, signaling a shift in local grain production and market pressure.
Walla Walla reports the largest wheat sale in the northwest as George Drumheller sells 105000 bushels of bluestem and Turkey Red to Jones-Scott, about 86 cents a bushel. Several smaller deals follow while Eureka Flat farmers form a pool offering about 150 cars at around 82 cents, and fall seeding begins amid rain concerns and weed growth debates among growers.
An old weather cue links rheumatism to cold snaps and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy. Available in 26c, 60c and 1 dollar sizes from A C Koeppen & Bros.
Recently renovated housekeeping rooms for rent offering steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Enquire at East Oregonian office read the want ads today.
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