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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
3
A grand ball will be given at German Fall in Middle Cold Springs on Saturday evening September 30 1911. Everyone promised a good time. Music by United Orchestra.
A gray horse branded with A in a circle on the left shoulder and H over a bar on the left stifle is wire cut on both front feet. A reward is offered for information leading to the horse's whereabouts. Contact Jacob Rhode Box 64 Echo Oregon. The note mentions selling large tracts of Uma tlla county wheat land and stock ranches and trade for Portland Spokane or Pendleton property.
Matn 611 advertises George Haul It service by Gritman Bros offering for light or heavy hauling including trunks furniture and pianos moved promptly and with care to any part of the city.
All parties with accounts against the Round-Up are requested to submit itemized bills, verified by a committee chairman, and file with the secretary on or before October 1. The managers aim to clear the 1911 expenses and publish a statement promptly.
Tuesday evening September 26, United Artisans will host an open meeting with Supreme Instructor Mrs. Ella Watt of Salem Oregon. Members are urged to attend bring one or two prospective members. Short program and refreshments. LOUISE F. LAMPKIN, Secretary. Also an advertisement for HER BINE liver remedy priced at 60c sold by A C Koeppen & Bron.
Boston Record notes a cigaretted humor line about a smart monkey. The ad promotes BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP as a remedy for coughs and chest congestion. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. sell it in Woodburn and Portland parties plan a new 6 and 10 cent store venture.
A review of Tuesday film lineups including Then Youll Remember Me starring Ediston with John Graygood Sydney Booth and Mermjant Nesbitt. The Staff Heroes Are Made of Biograph features a runaway burglar and a clever heroine. Proving His Love with Florence Turner Maurice Costello lauds the actress and her suitors. A Question of Modesty Lubin offers wife dope plot with Doctor Jane Joyce providing laughs and Pardon Me starring Lubkin delivers slapstick pardons.
The Pastime presents a Vitagraph bill led by Florence E Turner in a jealously charged drama with intense scenes of wine death dagger and oblivion. It also features How Aley Captured a Wild Man and Her Brothers Photograph with Edleen, plus Glover Beyond Her Yours and scenic Lake Thun Switzerland.
A week of film fare features The Diamond Smugglers with a gripping scene where a discharged worker robs his ex employer to save a dying child and is rewarded by the grateful father. Also shown are The Devil In a Tin Cup and a Solax comedy The Outlaw and the Female Detective offering light railway station capers and a decisive hanging reversal.
Fragments show Prixe Key advancing a business agenda, outlining steps and ongoing efforts. Officials and involved parties remain unnamed in the readable text, while phrases suggest momentum in local economic development.
Real Wallingford 18 Spokane prisoner Philippe Vignoli, ex associate of Mareini and inventor of wireless telegraphy, is tried in Spokane County Superior Court for securing funds by false pretenses. He allegedly deceived Antonio Scarpelli of $2000 and Bertha Scarpelli of $390 with promises to perfect a world viewing invention, then fled to Los Angeles.
A punchline hinges on an office boy asking to leave for a funeral and a cynical responder guessing the event relates to the home team. The exchange implies a sports-related crowd joke about priorities at work.
Heppner residents renew efforts to back a creamery proposition amid local agitation. Community members urge support, citing potential economic benefits and job creation for the town.
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