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A terse sale notice highlights bed spreads priced at 1.75 31.25 and 1.25 with limited stock. The fragment advertises exceptional values and invites quick action.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
2
A terse sale notice highlights bed spreads priced at 1.75 31.25 and 1.25 with limited stock. The fragment advertises exceptional values and invites quick action.
In Astoria Alex H. Johnson, 23, a Swedish native, was killed at the Hammond lumber mill when a platform loaded with 2000 feet of lumber tipped over and collapsed. He died shortly after. In Eugene Mrs Arminda Kay, Monroe, injured while alighting a fast streetcar. physician says concussion of the brain possible as she lay unconscious.
In Klickitat county hogs rank second in the state for production with Hog ring noted. W E Hornibrook shipped 32 fat hogs to Portland earning 32 dollars each. Chas Swan sent 20 head at two dollars per head and Robert McGraw shipped a carload averaging 270 pounds.
Roseburg Oregon Judge Coke sentenced Max Wells operator of a local cold storage plant to 400 dollars in fines and costs plus 30 days in the county jail after a jury conviction for violating the local option law by selling real beer. Wells plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Three additional charges loom over the case.
At a Tuesday meeting the Kalama high school athletic board decided to abandon football this season. The district also reports completion of a new $2900 high school addition and a greatly augmented Morary facility with a well equipped laboratory and advanced course offerings.
In Roseburg Oregon two men Chick Wright and Ralph Casey were jointly convicted of larceny and sentenced to five years by Judge Coke in the state circuit court. The July 22 crime involved stealing an automobile from Harding Land company and the pair were later arrested in Marshfield after traveling across the country.
Tacoma judges announce a new process effective after November 1 requiring plaintiffs to file a copy of the summons and complaint with the county clerk and notifying the prosecuting attorney after six days if no appearance. The attorney may then testify when the case is called and divorces must be filed immediately to become effective, ending the practice of delaying decrees for fees. Last year Pierce county saw 156 default cases.
A brief quotation on ambition and progress emphasizes that opportunity drives action and progress depends on striving to achieve it. The statement frames opportunity as the catalyst for advancement and growth.
Local notes report Ed Matlock and wife opening a Portland restaurant on Main Street Echo residents note a newly purchased butcher business by Guy Jonas, and various social visits. A training class for Sunday school teachers, Henryetta Rebekah Lodge meeting, and a Bethel chapel guest speaker are listed along with civic and farming discussions on pheasant farming profits and state restocking plans.
Advertise Ballard’s Horehound Syrup from A. Koeppen & Bros claiming immediate cough stop and restoration of healthy lungs and throat at first appearance. No further details or ingredients provided.
Portland ornithologist William L. Finley urges federal protection for migratory birds in flight to prevent extinction. He advocates government or state reservations as retreats for wild birds, suggesting private estates could host such protected refuges.
Two crewmen from the Dutch whaler Janita Agatha tell how they drifted with the Kekmos after their schooner ran aground in a gale and iceberg. Rescued by the Dundee schooner Thomas, they endured an Arctic winter in Cumberland Gulf living on raw seal meat before the surviving crew members began returning aboard the Dundee whaler Scotta.
Statement from T. D. Taylor refutes circulating claim that he would resign the county sheriff’s post if elected. He emphasizes there is no truth or foundation to the assertion. Paid advertisement.
Weather note warns of rheumatism weather and cold snaps. An advertisement urges readers to buy Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism chilblains frostbite and sore joints and muscles with prices 6 0 1 dollar per bottle from A C Koeppen 4 Bros.
Portland officials say a recount would show at least 15 000 more residents than the April census, but district data indicates the city will not pursue a recount. Supervisor 5 C Beach notes errors were likely unintentional and scattered, with some overzealous enumerators seeking to boost counts for earnings.
It claims the liniment can replace the family doctor in urgent moments and never wastes. It soothes sprains cuts wounds and bruises by driving away the pain, with distribution through all dealers.
D Lively reports Baker waived claims to the Oregon State Wool Growers' Association 1911 convention in favor of Portland to boost the national event. The Baker Commercial Club expresses appreciation and notes the move could help the 1912 national meeting. Moving pictures at the Pastime theater noted as a city highlight.
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