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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
5
A jumble of small ads lists items for sale including furniture to rent and second hand goods. Notable mentions include Good typewriters, an Oak bed Mattress listings, a Graham Furniture Co showroom for rent and sale. Several seeks for lodging housekeeping and job help appear along with lost items and directory notices. Local businesses advertise furniture stores hotels and services with prices and contact points.
Fragmented OCR text advertises temporary and permanent housing rooms and a factory site near Hag Oregon. Mentions teachers pupils, oath of scholastic intent, Warren Correctional Co. work on streets, and several disjointed requests for applicants.
William Collier and Charles Frohman present a Sept September 19 bill featuring On the Quiet a comedy by Amable Thorne. The piece shows Collier in a lively, polished performance praised by American and English critics for its wit and charm.
The notice from Hoffalo Nova Scotia and New Orleans lists travel rates for rail and two routes for a convention. It cites $77.00 for one-way via Denver and $84.05 via Chicago, with round-trip dates in October and November 1906. Agent contacts are Wm. McMurry and F. C. Smith. Also advertised are elbow-length silk gloves at The Peoples Warehouse and a misdelivered Toast Tronic notice seeking whereabouts.
A long column of personal mentions and community notices lists residents and visitors like Walker of Aton and Kenneth Weleioow returning from Deodinton. It covers tradespeople, amounts, farming notes, school admissions, and civic updates with names such as J. W. Norwat, D. C. Brownell, Captain Nevin, and M. A. Rader, plus details on meetings, resignations, and local commerce in a Pendleton newspaper snapshot.
A garbled OCR item mentions Abhay Atkins of North Carolina and a general conference in Birmingham with Canadian authorities and the Mor thon of southern Alberts. It notes pressure to abandon the Dinenite or withdraw, with unclear context and names distorted.
Ad extols Newbro's Herpicide as the sole preparation fatal to the dandruff germ that causes hair loss and itching. It claims dandruff removal prevents hair fall by eradicating the scalp parasite and promises glossy, healthy hair with use, urging readers to request samples and buy through druggists.
A man was badly bruised after a brawl at a city saloon Wednesday night. He received head injuries and his nose bled for a day. Hospital officials described his condition as serious but later improved slightly. Suspect William Ferguson is noted in connection with the incident.
Notice to water consumers says water will be shut off on the north river bank for two hours Monday morning to repair hydrants. William Sutherland, Superintendent. A meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club is set for Thursday September 29 at 2 o clock at Mrs Sturgis home.
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