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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
2
The report lists Sunday school times, sermons, and choirs for First Christian, Methodist Episcopal, Congregational churches. It notes superintendent names, morning and evening themes, and upcoming visits and meetings, inviting all to attend.
Tomorrow sermons at First Baptist Church with morning and evening services. The Church of the Redeemer led by Rev Henry Dixon Jones announces 14th Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning prayer and sermon plus evening service. The rector urges Sunday school attendance, welcomes strangers, and offers to visit the sick and minister to all. He requests notice of new families moving into the city.
Morning worship at 10 39 with Bible school. afternoon Young People meeting at 1 20. evening worship at 7 20. Children invited to Bible Die ready at morning hour. chairs replaced for comfort in the auditorium. Salvation Army open air at 10 20, 7 30. Sunday school 2, indoor 2 30. salvation meeting at 7.00. Captain Helleanth announces plans.
Christian Science Society room and building schedule with Sunday school at 10 am and Sunday service at 11 am. Topic titled Renallty. Reading room hours daily 2 to 4 pm except Sunday.
A jumble of brief items notes a Philadelphia magnate Henry Wampole leapt into the East River. reports warn of extinction for a shrub used medicinally. Spokane may need another source for pure water to ward typhoid. Oregon Methodist conference slated for Portland September 246 with Bishop Warren presiding. Dumont’s failed aerial craft near Lingchamps France injures no one. Swiftwater Bill Gates files bankruptcy in Seattle claiming $300 wealth vs $200,000 judgments. Hague Peace Congress to meet May next. 45 delegations expected. Milwaukee Avenue State Bank indictment lists several executives. a drunken rumor sparks a run at Exchange National Bank in Atchison, but bank remains open.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and that healing them improves overall health. It invites trials, mentions sizes and mail sample, and gives the address in Binghamton New York.
A roundup of local updates includes Portland area school enrollment projections for Monday, North Powder News change of ownership with Ida Roberts now publisher, Heppner public schools opening with 199 pupils, Yakima Artificial Ice and Cold Storage planning $15,000 of improvements to expand capacity by 125 percent, Charley Westlake selling horses for California at $200 to $500 each, Caldwell Idaho bank ownership shift with J. Casgriff and G. D. Snell acquiring control and Snell to be cashier, La Grande city charter revision steps approved for a special election, and the Idaho Masonic Grand Lodge selecting officers William F. Smith of Boise as grand master and T. W. Randall, William Whitewell, and Charles Hindrod holding key posts.
A historical notice advises careful use of cold remedies to avoid constipation, warns especially about opiate-containing preparations, and promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar sold by Tallman & Co as a remedy that stops the cough and moves the bowels.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state by the Yakima Valley Fair association of Sunnyside and named organizers BE. K. Spaulide ing J. B. Early T. C. Williams Gee Davenport W. H. Whitney C. C. Minckler E. E. Fereon Mrs. and J. Harrison and others per the Yakima Republic.
Local classified item lists office contact for Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Company with additional mentions of Thonealin 179 and Henneman's cigar store opposite Great Eastern Store, Phona main 4.
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