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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
2
The ad touts BON TON Corsets claiming top quality and affordable styling. It notes prices of 3.00 and 5.00 and pairs this with a Crockery department offer featuring glassware and dinnerware from Johnson Gros. Includes grocery items and price emphasis.
A bustling weekly ad emphasizes abundant groceries and prices including watermelons and cantaloupes, cheese varieties, sardines, figs, coffee, baked beans, hams, bacon, canned salmon, and chips. The seller promotes fresh shipments and special low prices across multiple items, inviting shoppers to “find everything that’s good to eat here.”
A long list of film titles and plots from The Ranchman’s Son to The Gambler’s Chance and A Hero Almost. Features include Biograph, Lubin, Eclipse, and Regal offerings with Western thrills, comedy, romance, and dramatic moments. Special Round-Up four-feature night highlights Life on the Border with a gripping early pioneer tale and a bear attack rescue.
Dell Blancett world champion steer bulldogger and Bertha Blancett champion woman broncho buster appear in Pendleton for the Round-Up. They both star in today’s Bison Indian picture The White Red Man Rex.
The Courtenay Morgan company offers a hi larious comedy tonight titled A Night in a Balloon. The bill aims to roar from curtain to curtain with the entire company led by Miss Courtenay Morin and Roy D. Way.
An advertisement notes September diarrhoea prevalence and promotes Chamberafr s Crile Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as prompt effective and elegant to take, available at all dealers.
Instructions to travel to Portland or California using Northern Pacific Paseo and 8 P and 8S Ry. Depart 1:30 p.m., arrive Portland 8:10 a.m. Contact W Adams, agent, for through tickets and all arrangements.
Houston reports a derelict schooner found after months at sea with three dead sailors and one near death. Inscribed dated messages from Sept 26 to Oct 2 describe water shortages and agony, ending with the name EH J Whitman. The wreck, later refloated and towed to port for repairs, carried the dying notes of the crew.
Lima Ohio reports Hetty Green listed as candidate for Fourth ward council on democratic ballots. Official canvass shows Green received two votes while other candidates had at most one, amid preparations for the November municipal election and Tuesday primaries.
Vaudeville actress Helen Hall sues Otto L. Wright president of Wright Piano for 50000 in a supreme court suit. She alleges he promised marriage, delayed, then claimed his wife would not let him wed. Hall says she learned of his marriage to Florence J. Rims.
French monks completed an early concordance to the Bible around 1247, marking a significant scholarly effort to index sacred texts. The work reflected medieval scholasticism and aided later biblical study and translation efforts.
Mr. RB D Hatfield, 78, longtime sufferer, praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine. He says he has taken it over two years and it has done more good than any medicine, keeping it in the house as he nears age 73. Address: 302 S Stricker St, Baltimore, Md.
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a long trusted health tonic. It claims benefits for the heart, digestion, and vigor, urging customers to buy only sealed bottles and seek the official Old Chemist seal. It lists a price and offers a free illustrated medical booklet from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. in Rochester MN.
Wheat growers from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana should attend the Inland Empire Ant Smut convention in Pullman Washington September 28 and 29. President R C McCroskey cites a conservative estimate of one million dollars lost yearly to smut and calls for a definite campaign to eradicate the pest with support from Washington State College and its experts.
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