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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1908

Page

5

City Brevities and Local Ads Montage

Quick notices from Olympia style items: free skates at the rink via Ireland, fresh oysters at Hohbachs, dry wood at Minnis and Oregon Lumber Yard, five pound wool blanket at Wonder Store, dressed chicken at Ingram’s, candy and bread at Delta and Ingram’s grocer, homey bakery items, unfurnished rooms for rent, silk undershirts sale at Peoples Warehouse, crawfish and crabs at Le Fontaine, ranch for rent and farm land ads, talking machines and records arrivals.

Wonder Store Oregon Lumber Yard Ingram’s Peoples Warehouse Peoples Warthouse Quelle Coutts & Mays John Schorldt Graham

Painter and farmer A Montgomery lectures Pendleton crowd

A Montgomery known as the painter who fame and the farmer who paints spoke to Pendleton high school students this morning. He then addressed club ladies at Mrs Co l Smith home and will exhibit paintings at the Presbyterian church tonight following music by Miss Young. Admission is free. He plans to return to Pendleton later for another lecture.

A. Montgomery Co Ol. Smith Presbyterian Church Miss Young Montgomery Pendleton

High School Student Officers Named for Pendleton Paper

Roy Rowland will manage the Pendleton high school paper for the coming year with the first issue soon. Ruth Gibson was elected manager of the girls basketball team for the upcoming season.

Roy Rowland Pendleton High Rowland Ruth Gibson

List of names from the Portland district appears in OCR fragment

The fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses with city tags such as New York Portland San Francisco Spokane Walla Walla Chicago and others. It resembles a directory or notice line with names including F W Baker J M Hod sou W A Williams Bertha Wil lame A P Bradbury and many others, largely obfuscated by OCR.

F. W. Baker New York Kk. Parkhurst W. H. Beyer Portland J. H. Laftue San

Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Health Claim

An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy can restore vitality and health to people with kidney trouble. It asserts the product strengthens kidneys and revives weak, delicate individuals, urging readers to refuse any alternative. Pendleton Drug Co.

Foley Pendleton Drie

Priday Specials at The Won Flor Store

Priday specials offer seven hundred yards of Daley cloth remnants priced per yard. Available lengths range from 2 to 10 yards. Store location and exact product details are unclear from the fragment.

Wonflor

Marriage License for Herman Peters and Alpha Knight

A marriage license was issued this morning to Herman Peters and Alpha Knight as reported in East Oregonian.

Herman Peters Alpha Knight

Visitors Abound At Pendleton And Walla Walla Fair

A stream of visitors and business travelers were noted around Pendleton and Walla Walla today. Dr W G Cole and W H Gulliford joined others at the Walla Walla fair while M Borland came from Echo for city business.

W. G. Cole Walla Walla Fair W. H. Gulliford M. Borland Echo Win Moore F. W. Cline Umatilla Pendleton W. King Keho Joe Ell Portland Miks Sigele Milarkey Walla Walla G. C. Wood Eugene D. J. McFaul J. Maxwell Wallowa

Worker to Handle Corresponding Work for Klamath Project

A description notes that the individual will manage the corresponding tasks for the Klamath project, handling coordination and related duties as part of the effort.

Klamath Project

Pneumatic poultry plucking by rapid air fangs

A description of a pneumatic poultry plucking machine using electrical fangs spinning at 5000 rpm. After the fowl is killed and placed in a receptacle, cross currents of air strip feathers and down in seconds, preparing the bird for another cycle.

Land transfers and deeds involving multiple parties

A series of property transactions is recorded including Ralph Newman and wife transferring to John and Vinson for 2500 dollars, R F Vaneil to C N Weaver for 7000 dollars noting land in section 35, Otto Reiman granting to C A Brown et al for 1500, and other deeds: Otto Reiman to Edward W Suiste 1500, William Reiman and spouse to Otto Relmann 1, Harry R Newport to F H Page 1000, August Zueske to Isaac H Sones 2000, and Northeast quarter section 20 in Hermiston area with various grantee details and property descriptions.

Ralph Newman John &. Vinson W. M. Runhing R. F. Vaneil C. N. Weaver W. M Otto Reiman C. A. Brown William, Reiman Otto Relmann W. M. Harry R. Newport F. H. Page Hermiston August Zueske Isaac H. Sones

Helix Hotel Change Names Chan A Peterson Manager

Chan A Peterson takes charge of Hotel Helix in Helix replacing Mrs F Myers who resigns to devote full time to millinery business. Myers will no longer manage the hotel. Peterson plans to continue popular service at the Helix establishment.

Chan. A. Peterson Helix F. Myers

Bridegroom Too Religious Ends Marriage in Divorce

Mrs Dessie Haney obtained a divorce from her husband after five weeks of his preaching and nightly prayers for her soul. She argued he valued the Methodist church over her, giving a third of his income to religion and causing deprivation. She plans to remarry in Sioux City to Gus Westhal.

Sioux Falls, & D Dessie Haney Methodist Church Mrs. Haney Sioux City Gus Westthal

Woman Becomes Paris Bill Poster in the Street

A Paris woman becomes the first female bill poster in the streets. She wears a white frock and keeps her paste, brushes, and posters in a basket. She has learned paste sticking, faces initial chaff, and uses a quick tongue to answer back, proving herself capable against male peers.

Paris

Phony GIML decoy causes clerk to be fined

Long Beach California reports a Wolff Adams drug store clerk fined $100 after a decoy woman induced him to refill a liquor prescription. A policeman outside lent aid, exposing a hoax by a female impersonator. The incident underscores an officer’s discovery of a staged setup and the clerk’s punishment.

Long Beach Cal Loach Wolff-Adams Leach

Tea Buyer Seeks Refund From Schillings Best Vendor

A grocer returns money to a customer who purchased Schilling's Best tea and asks the supplier to reimburse the buyer. The article notes the buyer wants the full amount paid and the vendor’s cooperation in settling the matter.

Schilling Tour Grocer

Men nabbed after $120000 portfolio swap at Paris bank

Bellisdorf from San Francisco and Bullingham a Buckingham native followed a messenger into a Paris banking house and swapped identical portfolios during the cashiers window theft. A detective grabbed Bullingham as he tried to depart. a second accomplice was arrested elsewhere. The notice ends with an advertisement for De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills via Tallman Co Read the East Oregonian.

Paris Bellisdorf San Francisco Bullingham Buck Ingham Stick

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