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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
3
County Treasurer Candidate Promises Regular Hours
A resident of Umatilla County, 40 years old, pledges to keep regular office hours if elected. He vows to account to the people for all money received, including principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Cure for painful fingers promotes Cuticura claim
An advertisement recounts a Seattle resident’s relief from years of painful inflamed fingernail walls after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The notice urges daily use for clear skin, soft hands, and dandruff relief, offering free samples and a Skin Book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Rieke Hinton
Cuthurs
Dept
Boston
Montenegrins and Bulgarians Trains Leave Butte for Balkan War
A Great Northern train carried close to 600 Montenegrins and Bulgarians to fight the Turks. About 3,000 Balkan-born residents paraded the streets behind brass bands as additional specials were promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oqet
Great Northern
Butte
Balkan Countries
Pendleton Society Notes Bridge Games And Departures
The past week featured resumed play at two city bridge clubs. North Side Bridge Club opened at Mrs. Wilson EB Brock’s home with Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones winning top prize. guests included Mrs. Frank B. Clopton and Miss Sybil Clopton. Young Ladies’ Bridge Club met at Mrs. Ben L. Burroughs’ home with Miss Katherine Campbell taking high score. Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Smith announced plans to leave Pendleton after 22 years, with sale of their Lewis street home and the doctor’s practice, to Portland via staged eastern and English postgrad work. Alumni and others headed to Walla Walla to see the U of Oregon football game. Engagements announced include Helen McClellan to Frank Latta Fairbanks of Dahwen, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Taylor, planning Portland residence. Mrs. K. W. Phelps hosted four-table bridge. high score went to Mrs. Jessie Shults. Society news lists many attendees, plus Mrs. Aura Males and Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wilson, Pa., praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Bridge Club
Wilson EB
Brock
North Main Street
Henry Dixon Jones
Frank B. Clopton
Sybil Clopton
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Ben L. Burroughs
Bush Street
Katherine Campbell
Charles M. Stype
Mary Zurcher
Charles J. Smith
Pendleton
Lewis Street
Doetor
F. E. Boyden
Heppner
Smiths
Gilbert W. Phelps
Bridge
Jessie Shults
Stanfield Ladies Pie Social and Local Notes
The Catholic church women hosted a pie social at Mrs. J. F. Bagan's home with crocheted bag drawings won by Abs. Shively of Echo and Mrs. P. Nuelten of Hermiston. A large crowd attended. Notable visitors included A. A. Paulson of Portland and W. J. Furnish of Portland. Local officials for Umatilla Drainage district were elected: W. F. Senechal president, B. Severence vice president, F. A. Baker secretary treasurer, and Mrs. J. B. Stuart of North Yakima visiting. Various residents and professionals were in town for district matters and club meetings. The Woman's Study club met at Mrs. Frank Sloan's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Umatilla
W. F. Senechal
Severence
F. A. Baker
J. B. Stuart
North Yakima
M. &. Baragan
Ray W. Logan
M. Hr. Hall
la Grande
Paradise
Weston and Athena Residents Travel and Local Farming News
Weston Oregon reports a busy week with Mr and Mrs James Nevin on a Pendleton business trip while Louis MecMorris of Walla Walla transacted city business. Farmers note James Compton’s potato crop averaging 75 bushels per acre, all marketable. Local visitors include Anson Woods of Walla Walla and Dr Sharp of Athena. Minnie Chapin is reported ill at her Weston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis MecMorrs
Walla Walle
Wrs
Mre
Filla Lavender
Minniy Taylor
Athena
Minnie Walker
Pendleton
James Compton
Rakei
Anson Woods
Walla Walla
Sharp
Madam Kenterly
Charles Pinkerton
Alice Kirkpatrick
William Nordean
Calgary
DeMuess
Topeka
Kansas
Henry Barrett
Minnie Chapin
Weston
Nordica Wins Suit Against Raisenoad
New York Oct 19 After a ten year legal fight by Lillian Nowihea now Mrs George W Young for 50000 in damages from a Georgia car collision Nordica wins over the Southern Railway and reportedly accepts a 10000 compromise She claims losses from medical bills and cancelled concerts plus headaches from a sick stomach advertising a patent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Nowihea
George W. Young
Georgia
Nordica
Twenty-Member Mills Family Votes Straight for Wilson
Robert A Mills a G A R veteran from Riverside Cal and 19 family members will vote for Woodrow Wilson in the coming election. Mills began voting in Polk era and has supported Democratic candidates since. He told Democratic state HQ he will cast a straight ticket with his wife three daughters two daughters in law seven sons four sons in law and two grandsons for a total of 20 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
San Francisco
Robert A. Mills
Riverside
Cal
Woodrow Wilson
Mills
James K. Polk
Franklin Pierce
Lincoln
Ucket
Hugs And Kisses Policeman Then Pays 810 Fine
New York report details a humorous court scene where policeman Geiger described a woman who kissed him on Amsterdam Avenue near Fortieth Street. The magistrate joked that devotion to duty justified the kiss, and Geiger paid an 810 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burelor
Placid
Washington Heights
Harlem Court
Vietum
Elger
West One Hundred and Fifty-Second Street
Magistrate House
Geiger
Amsterdam Avenue
Woman kisses man and police arrest follows
A Bronx woman Margaret Hoeffatt, 1071 Freeman Street, grabbed a man, kissed him amid a crowd, and resisted his protests until a beat officer intervened. She paid a $10 fine after claiming no memory of events. Also includes an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoeffatt
Freeman Street
The
Bronx
Geiger
Boston Judge Rules Women Keep Married Names in Divorces
Judge Henry A. King of Boston said that in typical cases he will not permit women granted divorces to revert to their maiden names. He noted that after marriage and divorce it seems improper for a woman to resume the name she held before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Miss
Henry A. King
Comment on a Woman’s Past and Unmarried Status
A speaker argues that a man seeking to marry a woman should be aware of her past matrimonial experiences. He claims community views on a woman as unmarried can mislead a prospective husband, labeling such deception as evident.
Amity breeder offers collie puppies for sale
Mr. L. Little of Amity Oregon advertises Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies with bitches priced at 5 dollars and stud dogs at 7.60 dollars. Contact Box 76 Route 1 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor Sas
Mr. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
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T. D. Taylor
C. P. Strain
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Phona Main
Penland Bros
Oregon Agricultural College
Brooke Dickson
University of Oregon
Walla Watl
U. of
Whitman College
Lickson
University
Carruth
Stanfield
Cartle
Elmer T. Storie
Mra
W. P
Sybil Cole
City
Thomas C. Taylor
Vod Mere
J. ¢ Hart
Hilgard
Oreton
Helen McClellan
Frank Latta Fairbanks
Dahwen
N.Y
Mixes Hart Kkuarter
K. W. Phelps
Merle Chessman
1St
Oregonian
James Johns, Jr
Frank K. Carruth
A.A. Asbur
Waeter Street
Aura
Stalker
Henry W. Colling
CL BP. Bishop
Hot Lake
Clarence Kishor
Mr. B. Turner
Mrs
Ben §. Burroughs
Mestentay
Seati Fe
Mrs. K. & Munra
Grandma Munra
Earl Gillanders
Mra. P. H. Brogan
Wisun
Chamberlain
Croup
Manuel Friedsley
Helix
Geo. Propeck
J. &. Keefe
Woman's Study Club
Frank Sloan
Weston, Ore
James Nevin
Cyrus
Cyrus Noble
W. J. van Schuyver & Co
Ore
Raisenoad
Soresis
Alexander Dept
Royal Society
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Thers
Hwyomei
Tallman & Co
Mearvel CO
Eos Zid Street
Khem Bock
Chichester
Christmas
Wheeler Studio
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