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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
3
A garment in a class by itself the Carter made ladies union suits in silk and wool with bishop neck el bow sleeve and ankle length are available in all sizes and priced at five dollars twenty five cents.
Kayser silk vests offered in multiple styles including bodice and band tops with and without straps. Available in flesh color and all sizes. Priced per garment from 3.75 to 6.25 dollars.
Readable notice shows children’s union suits offered in sizes 2 to 14 years. Garments marketed as fleece and excellent wearing qualities, with regular values up to $1.50, now priced at $1.00 each.
Readied for shoppers, ladies' cotton union suits in light fleece and fine rib, long and short sleeves, ankle length, all sizes, sliced from 1.29 to 1.98. Stock includes both full sets and mixed lots across the price range.
Advertisement for ladies all wool unions priced at 5.50 each. Features Bishop neck elbow sleeves and ankle length. claims best comfort and wearing qualities, highlighting regular and extra sizes with selling price noted.
Advertisement for ladies unions suits priced at five dollars. Garment described as ankle length with no sleeves, superior quality, offering utmost wear and satisfaction. Available in all sizes.
Children’s unions priced at 2.75 dollars for sizes 2 to 16 years. The wool garment with dutch neck and elbow sleeves offers top wear qualities and is the best in stock.
The ad promotes wear-right fabric gloves in colors for fall and winter with gauntlet options in full or 3-4 length. They come in sizes from small to large, and the seller invites customers to visit for a fitting and viewing of available styles and colors.
A Sunday morning program at First Christing Church invites attendees to join an educational hour starting at 4d with lessons on true liberty and notable sermons. Young members will participate in a guided study as part of the church’s community outreach.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and events including mentions of Chore of the Redeenwr and Holy Wormamnlyn with references to a morning sermon and evening sermon. Many words are garbled and unclear, making precise attribution and context impossible from the readable fragments.
A chaotic headline style notice reports a youth prayer event at Corner College featuring speaker Christin Bindayvor and Martha Oneren. The program includes a poster, a toast, and a sermon titled Leave Me to Lin. The occasion is described with unclear names and dates, reflecting OCR damage from a historical page.
A church session questions The Abin Who Can Me Drepened out Upon while attendees discuss timing and platform from Trad to Trad. The meeting notes reference Evangel timing and a gathering at Trad with various speakers and local church names mentioned in fragmented form.
Fragmentary OCR leaves a garbled note with names and phrases. No coherent events or actions are discernible to summarize a specific person, place, or date.
An unclear historical notice mentions a morning service at Covner Koel Webb aunt Jota Bis and references to new beginnings. It notes an evening service, two leony oncnined, and mentions community announcements about local events and tavretin.
Superintendent Leider led an inspection at Be. Tinoe Coyote Daticmpry where potato vines grew in rows yet no potatoes remained. An examination showed only a single potato left on roots while most vines bore no tubers, with traces of digging and tampering noted at the scene.
The Echo Civic Club held its annual meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year. Presiding officer Mrs W H Crary led the session while Mrs A Kibert served as vice president and the treasurer was Mrs M Guskell.
In West Virginia, Charles Town prepares for the murder trial of a veteran miner leader and several co-defendants. The accused include Frank Keetey Galen Bealivt for conspiracy linked to the death of Jolie Gore during the Union mine strike. Jury drawn includes twenty farmers and other workers. The court also considers related treason and second degree murder cases connected to mining events amid long delays.
Athelse paper notes Lone Huntswoman McQuaid of Besbtet is an expert with rifle and shot, focusing on squirrels. The report references years of hunting experience and skill in fieldwork.
A campaign analysis contrasts Governor Olcott and challenger Pierce on taxes. It notes total 1922 Oregon levy at 40.47 million, with most funds set by counties cities and schools. It credits Olcott for economical governance, a new Boys Industrial School, and rising state farm income, urging voters to compare records ahead of November 7 elections.
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