New Shipments of Corduroy and Outings Arrive
New shipments include corduroy in wine brown 30 in wide by the yard and new outings in dark and light colors ward 614c navy 750.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
5
New shipments include corduroy in wine brown 30 in wide by the yard and new outings in dark and light colors ward 614c navy 750.
A jumble of local advertisements lists services from J. C. Snyder, chimney sweep, to the St. George Grill with fresh seafood. It also includes rooms for rent, dry wood and coal, a photo studio, cabinet sales, and various wanted notices. plus a partial obituary/biographical note about Vice President James Schoolcraft Sherman with historical context.
Dr Garfield delivers humorous verse at a banquet honoring Dr and Mrs Smith of Pendleton after 22 years of service. The piece laments in playful couplets while praising local doctors including Temple, Will, Blikesles, McFaul, Treber, Henderson, Rest, Parker, Vanderpool, and Best.
The council debated pavement and bridge work with engineers and critics. Statements claimed pavement will be four inches thicker, while two men pushed back with caustic criticism. A motion for adjournment followed as Craig defended prior charges. Other business covered tin roofing at Alta and Cottonwood, bridge liability, a Milton power site report delay, and a proposed concrete walk on Cottonwood. The King’s death life insurance was noted at 4.5 million dollars.
The Pendleton marshal advertises a dapple grey horse of about 1150 pounds branded M on the right stifle and reached mane. If unclaimed within ten days from October 24 1912, the animal will be sold at 2 pm on November 5 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard for cash to cover costs.
Bitches priced at 5.00 dollars and stud dogs at 7.60 dollars. Advertised by M. L. Little, Route 1, Box 75, Amity, Oregon.
Family obituary notes the death of Sherman after a rapid decline in health beginning August 21, following his formal notification of a nom. The piece lists Dr. A. H. Holden, pastor of Christ Reform Church, among those connected to the Shermans' worship and circle.
At Oiweter Bay New York Colonel Roosevelt said he retained William Travers Jerome and Detective William J Hurns to spot and stop fraud at polling places on election day across New York state. He warned against repetitions of the spring primary and said lawyers would assist. Jerome’s involvement was sought regardless of his political backing.
Astoria officials expect the chamber of commerce committee to raise funds by week’s end to start a lawsuit against the railroads over the common point rate. Attorneys have been engaged and all preliminary papers completed, enabling the case to proceed smoothly once funds are secured.
In a fragmentary report, scientists discuss a distinct wood bison species seen during a Canadian expedition west of the Slave River and north of the Peace. Dr. Richard Rathbun of the Smithsonian notes the find, with eighteen specimens counted and one killed under a Canadian permit. The skin and skeleton were preserved for display, and parts were sent to Alberta’s Provincial Museum. American media also mentions U S automaker ads in southern Russia.
A concise note urges supporters to stand for statement No 1 advocating lower taxes and restrained spending. It emphasizes fiscal prudence, denounces extravagance, and calls for right sized eco friendly appropriations.
A Umatilla County resident with over 40 years in the area pledges if elected to maintain regular office hours and to account to the people for all money received including principal and interest.
The passage touts the past records of two popular officials as the best guarantee of their fidelity to the people and their fitness to succeed themselves, asserting their strong incumbency and trusted service.
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