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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1903

Page

8

Salvation Army lieutenant to lead Methodist church meet

Lieutenant Colonel Brengle of the Salvation Army will conduct spiritual meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church on Thompson Street, with Brent of the New York corps aiding. Brengle, a prominent army worker with long campaign experience, is expected to share trusted doctrines and vigorous faith. The local Salvation Army corps expects strong church and public turnout for the three day session, while Charles Carter nears full recovery from recent illness and a warning about typhoid fever is noted.

Brengle Salvation Army Bi Brent New York Corps Salvaon Army Methodist Episcopal Caurel Thompson Brenale Te Ane Fel

Merchants' Cafe Ad Offers Wide Imported Foods

The Merchants' Cafe lists imported meats and delicacies including Meberwurst Frankforters tam burg eels crawflat crave oysters and various cheeses. Hot luncheon served daily from 11 30 am to 2 pm.

Corn in Umatilla Yield and Fallow System Debate

Athena farmers embrace corn as a hardy Dakota Yellow Dent, with expected yields from 20 to 25 bushels per acre. The shift to fallowing and increased corn planting aims to improve soil and future wheat crops, while corn sales and livestock feeding expectations rise alongside potential county-wide agricultural diversification.

E . Kirk Athena Athens Dietriet Kirk Fallin Urie Téwthiyr Tony Aml

Coburn's Trained Doves Shine at Shields Park

Joie Coburn, a pilnstee performer at Shields Park, showcases trained doves as a major feature. The bird troupe, about ten years old, flies in routines with precision, drawing attention from crowds and adding a unique element to the park’s entertainments.

Shields’ Park Joie Coburn Ube Lavin Pegs

Committees Press for Early Store Closing City Favors Shorter Hours

Merchants face trade loss but employee requests granted as Clerks Union committees visit Ed Bben Clarkia Hoan Dick Bite and W H Holley to urge earlier closing. Majority favor 6 PM closing with extended Saturday hours, supply lines strained by travel, town sees potential busyness shift and regional effects.

Ed Bben Clarkia Colon Pendleton Thik Tie

Malheur County Cattle Dealers Quoted on Market Prices

Oregon Daily Journal reports Malheur County cattle shipments from Havre to Portland. Mackwell describes market conditions and prices of cows and fat cattle sent by mail. buyers paid $9.25 for fat cows and 4 tor int cows. Dealers expect the market to hold steady with shipments to Ontario and Portland continuing under current demand.

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Rev King resigns from First Tap tlet church in Oct

Rev R W King of the First Tap tlet church resigns effective October 1 after two years of leadership. He built a new edifice and added about 75 new members while serving as president of the Ministerial Agora and leading church growth efforts. The trustees accepted the resignation and no replacement has been named.

The Baptist Church R. W. King Elurel King Hingsele Kine Piosulfie Churea Bas Mr King Cromtier

Pendleton Office Led by Spokane Route Agent

In Mr. Renn's absence Theodore Gentach of Spokane serves as route agent in charge of the Pendleton office until a replacement is secured.

Mr. Renn Theodore Gentach Spokane Pendleton

Hotel St George proprietor returns from Portland trip

George Darveau owner of the Hotel St George has just returned from a Portland visit to conduct business at the city hotel corner amid the century milestone events.

George Darveau Hotel St. George Portland Businesn Corner Century Moment City Hotel

Faery Gillam Rebounds After A Fatal Engine Blast

Faery Gillam, once a leading engineer aboard the ill fated engine, gradually recovers from injuries. Grace Walton, Seattle highway figure, makes debut at Shields Park Portinta with performance titled An Actor's Story drawing over two thousand attendees.

Grace Walton Hate Seattle Shields Park Portinta

Hubert Tenn Threatened by Typhoid Fever Crisis

Hubert Tenn, the Joonweent of the Poelic Express Company, lies at home with a suspected typhoid fever. A doctor attending him hopes to break the fever before it gains further hold.

Hubert Tenn Poelic Express Company Mm Hin Heme Thie Doatur Hin Ift

Lifebuoy Soup Endorsed as Superior Household Disinfectant

Elizabeth Tonalin of Philadelphia and A P Childe of Milwaukee endorse Lifebuoy Soup as effective for two years for household disinfection and sickness cues. The letters praise its utility and recommend it for general household use, noting its disinfectant qualities.

Mt. Vernon St Philadelphia P. Childe Cor Ferry Belmont

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