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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
8
Accession notices say three Japanese and Chinese tots have arrived earlier than usual, with a head line and new line ready for replay. A wider selection and better prices are promised, urging readers to watch this space.
Johnson ros of Hantoy England employs over five thousand in semi porcelain ware making. Their ware never checks or crises, claims to be finest on the market. A crate received weighs 1375 pounds and contains 2260 pieces, advertised as not crazing or checking.
Pendleton audiences enjoyed The Chaperons a Sabbath night comic opera at Owl Tea House with music dancing and light humor. Ruth Lloyd led strong singing while the plot followed Adam Hogg’s efforts and chaperones misadventures. A mountain hunting trip ending in a misconnect and a Weber piano purchase wrap local arts and notices.
The Willamette Valley Development League holds its third convention September 29 and 30 at Eugene Huguenot Hugené Lane county court house. Governor Chamberlain Judge A Lowell and other western Oregon leaders will speak. The event opens with an executive appeal for Oregon, including a Friday clam bake in the city park.
Professor Preston W. Beard returns to Pendleton for a classic lecture on master music, entertaining local audiences with previous appearances cited. The event at the First Christian-Church aims to educate and engage music fans tonight.
J A Owenhome unveils a new Largo Graphophone model featuring a spurting trumpet and polished horn, with a winding box and sapphire palate for a wide tone range. The device reportedly projects sound clearly over half a mile, amid notes of local civic activity and court matters.
A lodging house at the foot of Main Street hill burned Saturday evening after an explosion. Water delays hindered extinguishing, but several fire units arrived and kept the blaze from destroying the entire building. The property, owned by Clark and Warman and rented to G F Mallory, suffered major damage with $1,000 in insurance and $7,200 terms noted. the scene drew J M Trentley, town agent, and prompted inquiries into the incident.
A garbled listing of farmers including Grover Weston BH HH Stone Athitnn Willliam Howart Alba Le L Rogers Ad inie Ceore Caytichwet and others appears in a local agriculture register. The fragment hints at a community farming roster with names likely from the Helix and Pilot Rook areas.
John Ewan Posed Away Saturday at the age of 46 in Freewater. John Evans, aged 80, died of a parasyma in Oregon. Born in Ohio he moved to Oregon in 1882 and lived near Freewater. Five sons survive Jonn and Fred of Freedwater Marton Jeff erson and Frank Evana of Heppner. Funeral held Saturday at 3 from James Evans residence in Freewater with Rev Luther Williams officiating.
The Pendleton public school system reports higher enrollment this year with total first week attendance at 926, up from last year. New students join multiple grades while West school and North school show notable numbers. A vocal music class with 606 members is organized at the high school, meeting daily. Kit Carson Post No. 28 holds meetings at Hendrick Hall on Saturdays. excursion groups depart for Portland and nearby points.
The notice stresses that voting requires registration and urges citizens to register today to ensure they can vote in the upcoming election. It emphasizes action by residents to participate and defend their rights.
A historical notice outlines resolutions of sympathy for the family of comrade T. J. Milifor from Eli Carson Tat CF A MRL. It congratulates the deceased and notes the bereaved family while requesting conveyance of condolences and support from the Grand Army of the Republic.
A meeting of Uneerke malin will be held next Thursday night. HU business will come up for discussion and full attendance is requested.
In a forthcoming city election period Mrs and Mr FOP Honnda and Mer, along with Miss A. Neh, depart tonight for a brief visit to Portland. Mr and Mrs Nash accompany Milieby and others, planning to return to Grand Mages after a short stay.
A testimonial-style advertisement touts a blood purifier as a cure for weakness and weight loss. It claims the product, taken as directed, restored appetite, boosted health, and reversed debility, with a user named H. Martin of Warren, Ohio endorsing its effectiveness.
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