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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
2
Handsomely embroidered front coat with a linen collar and cuffs features a salvo of soutache trimming. Offered in green tan wistaria violet rose and black at a strong value of 6.50 dollars each for every 5.00 dollar green line.
A black horse attached to a John A Casey Company truck was drenched with turpentine near Washington Market and caused a half hour traffic suspension. Justin McCarty, the driver, was kicked, and a whirling chase by mounted police ended with the animal captured. Turpentine and oil fouled Washington Street, prompting hydrant flushing. Also an ad for Big's Cream Balm is included.
Notice is given that the Board of Equalization of Umatilla County Oregon will meet at the Pendleton county courthouse on October 17 to publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct errors in land descriptions or property valuations. Interested persons must appear at the appointed time and place. Co. P. Strain Assessor for Umatilla County.
Paid notice urges voters to support R. W. Henneman for Statement No. 1 and oppose assembly politics. Advertisement hints at gambling checks at Pastime Parlors and touts moving pictures as the most shown. Includes a call to read want ads and signs by J. H. Estes.
Lonnon Teddy Bear once beloved in nurseries faces dethronement as a life like model of Caesar, favored terrier of the late King Bulwird, hits the market and outsells Teddy Bear and other animal toys with Young England.
Grace McCord, 16, daughter of Mrs. B. McCord, says a large Black man assaulted her on Court and Resort streets near Weber's machine shop. She cried out as he fled. police searched without result. The Baker City Democrat notes the incident recalls southern vigilante attitudes toward Black perpetrators and victims.
Don’t Break Down. Electric Bitters are praised as a safe tonic to prevent breakdown under strain. A Kirkland Illinois woman credits the remedy with avoiding collapse during three months of heavy strain, urging use for health and strength. Hay for sale nearby with shelter and water, Burr Johnson, Pendleton Oregon.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as matchless regulators for keen brain and strong body. It claims improved health from balanced stomach liver kidneys and bowels and promotes Koeppen Bros. Automobile for hire with 24 hour service and Main 74 contact.
Athena notes report a busy slate with hall repairs, local visits, sales staff, and hunting trips. Pendleton visitors, farm and ranch updates, market apples, and people moving to Milton from the city fill the column. A catarrh cure advertisement ends the notes.
An ad asserts the skin is nourished by the blood and that humors or acids cause skin conditions. It promotes S.S.S. as a universal blood purifier that removes acids, cures eczema acne tetter salt rheum pimples and eruptions, and restores smooth skin with cooling blood. Free book and advice offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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