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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
6
Bread crumb griddlecakes use soaked crumbs, sour milk, and thick batter baked in a cream-lined dish, served with toast and coffee for breakfast. Also described are chicken noodle soup, corduroy chiffon idea, and a roundup of autumn gloves, including chamois street gloves, Biarritz styles, and mousquetaire silk gloves with embroidered tops and buttoned cinching.
A Virginia cook presents a home dinner using veal rump for a flavorful pot bake with potatoes onions and gravy, finished under a biscuit crust. The meal includes potato salad slice of Magy delilately spiced apple pie cheese and coffee, costing not more than 35 cents.
The piece notes fall frocks will feature soft finished chiffon taffetas and velvet while satin thrives fade. It forecasts snow winds and upcoming trends as fashion gossip highlights Serke store placing large velvet and corduroy orders for next season.
Watches are worn so unobtrusively that only owners can locate them. Schoolgirls as young as ten wear shatelainelike small watches framed in leather fobs on shirts, while others are strapped to wrists or hidden in change purses. Ball watches conceal tiny movements in spheres, often on neck chains or under handbag flaps, yet remain reliable timekeepers.
Salvatore Cerrano a 50 year old violinist died after using gas to kill himself while playing Chopin funeral march. The act occurred in a Chicago apartment as neighbors heard the music fade and investigators found him slumped in a chair clutching his violin.
A pantry ad touts Hucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid cure for burns cuts scalds and foot injuries. It claims to relive family injuries quickly and urges readers to buy from Tallman & Co claiming dramatic family relief.
A reader challenges a bold stance, questioning strength of character and consistency of opinions with pointed phrasing. The brief letter prompts reflection on personal conviction and credibility in public discourse.
Athena Oregon September 21 special correspondence Mr J P Leach sold his 200 acre Western mountain ranch to Albin Burel of North Yakima for 13900. The ranch bought in 1876 from the Ridenour brothers has become highly cultivated with barley wheat alfalfa and vegetables. Leach family to move to Walla Walla. Artesian drilling in solid rock at 100 feet with Miller and West optimistic for a gusher.
Washington reports a new forage plant alfilerilla will be tested for overgrazed and depleted national forest ranges. The plant is hardy and valuable, aiding spring grazing and rapid stock gains. Seed germination has been proven high through forest service trials, and tracts will be set aside in the southwest to cultivate and collect seed for reseeding efforts.
Joseph Tatro, 58, of Pinconning Township Bay County, is named as father of 20 children and stepfather to 12 others in a total of 82 living offspring. He married Hattie Chabineau Tatro who had 12. since then they added five more. The birth certificate was received by the secretary of state in Lansing.
Sheriff R L Stevens warns roadhouses to stop selling alcohol to drivers. He vows to seek license revocation for establishments that serve automobile operators and for drivers who frequent saloons. The statement follows tragedies linked to drunken driving and was reported by the Portland Journal.
Mrs Della A Gilbert head of Brooklyn Christian Science society announces plans to form a new church. She denounces current church practices as graft idol worship and anti marriage and says the new church will uphold core Christian Science creed. They leased Plaza music hall Madison Avenue and 59th Street for year, with Gilbert as leader and Conrad Milliken as assistant. first service September 26.
A remark notes that Agthers avoids calculating others intentions and concludes he will not act in predictable ways, emphasizing unpredictable behavior rather than concrete plans or outcomes.
Umatilla County court invites sealed bids for a cement sidewalk around three sides of Pendleton county courthouse square. Totals include 496 feet by 7 feet and 298 feet by 6 feet. Bids due October 6, 1909, to the county clerk with 5 percent certified check. Court reserves right to reject all bids.
Pendleton Oregon September 18 1909 notice that the Umatilla County Board of Equalization will meet at the courthouse in Pendleton on the third Monday in October 1909 to publicly examine the assessment rolls and make corrections.
The notice directs interested persons to appear at the designated time and place for errors in land valuation and description. Co. P. Strain, Assessor for Umatilla County, issues the instruction.
In Hersonelde on Saturday evening the Crown Prince struck a 6-year-old boy who was clinging to a wagon then attempting to cross. The boy suffered a fractured skull. The prince gave first aid, transported the child to a hospital, and pledged support if he recovers.
The safe from the wrecked steamship Ohio, brought from Victoria on the Iroquois, was opened at Colman dock. Survey notes show the safe and its contents intact with a large sum of money reported at 167,000 dollars. The Oblo wreck is mentioned to follow.
The passage notes that occasionally the family relies on the head of the house for splitting kindling. It reflects a domestic role assignment and humor or critique about household labor. The tone hints at a practical, perhaps essential function within a family setting.
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