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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1904
Page
3
For your laundry work it is not necessary to insure proper care if your washing is entrusted to us. We take time with the smallest orders and our prices are so moderate that the weekly charge need not be punctured. We invite a fair trial of our service. Please call on short notice. Phone Main 602.
Milton, Oct. 26. The arrival of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. BL. Aroter gladdened their home last Saturday. A. Hawtings of Loximo arrived to spend the winter with relatives. M. C. Kimball returns from Fairfield to stay the winter with his daughter. Mike Maud Still resumes studies at Columbia College after typhoid recovery. Edwin Pritchett wins the Demorest Medal at the M F E church contest led by Mrs. Jennie C. Lindley. Prohibition rally scheduled tonight in the Davikoners hall with speakers Mr. Poster Stone and Rev. A. Coombe and Rev. J. Meals ter.
Umatilla county assessor Charles P Strain will speak at November rallies in Clyde Eureka Russel Creek Blue Creek as part of the Democratic county committee effort. Strain is known for his railway tax studies and Northwest figures, but is not famed as an orator. The piece also notes local health cures and store promotions in a mixed page.
The Hartford ceremony marked the installation of Rev Flavel Luther as Trinity College president with services in Parson's theater. Judge William Hammersley presided and Yale President Hadley spoke. Presidents from Rochester, Pennsylvania, Miami, View, Hobart, Clark, and Smith attended. Luther, born in Connecticut, grad of Trinity in 1870, taught before becoming professor at Kenyon and later Trinity mathematics professor.
The Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs opened its annual convention in Marinette with an invocation by Mrs. Melton C. Rabin and welcomes from Mrs. Seane Stevenson. Mrs. H. W. Chynoweth delivered the response. Federation president Mrs. Thomas Hoyt Brown of Milwaukee gave the major address. Guests of honor include Mrs. Sarah B. Platt Decker, president of the General Federation, and Mrs. Charles F. Mills Prough of Chicago, president of the Women's Outdoor Art League.
A list shows events from October 26 to January including Trans Missi ssippi Congress in St Louis and State Bar Association in Portland along with National Grange and Irrigation meetings in various cities. The text also touts a $100 reward and a testimonial advertising Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional cure with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio address.
Burns Bros near the bridge advertise first-class cabinet photos at one dollar per dozen. Ladies' skirts priced at two dollars and up at Teutsoh's, offering low-cost fashion items in a small local storefront segment.
The chamber of deputies of Braall has authorized the construction of 28 warships. The decision sets a significant naval expansion for Braall, outlining coordinated efforts with military and industrial partners to begin shipbuilding promptly.
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