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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
8
The store announces early arrival of Christmas goods including Jap and Chine items, three lines of white porcelain, decorative wares, and a new display. Highlights lower prices and greater variety, with more details to follow.
A short history item is now on sale as a crate labeled WATCH THIS SPACE arrives. The notice hints at an upcoming display or product launch associated with the term Mnest.
A Pendleton letter to the East Oregonian condemns police for arresting youths as young as 12 or 14 and keeping them in jail briefly. It contrasts this with alleged gambling and crimes in other areas, urges officers to focus on real offenders, and questions council orders. It also notes city registration deadlines and local storage plant news from Lewiston and the Lewiston Tribune.
Frederick Preston Search, renowned cellist and son of Mr. Search, headlined the winter program at First Christian church. Accompanied by his pianist wife Aisso, he performed works from major European masters, delighting a large audience. The Philharmonic Society praised the turnout and envisions a varied writer’s program of music and literary features.
The Dalles District presiding elder of the M E church Rev Walton Skipworth arrived this morning and will preach at Thompson Street M E church tonight at 7588. It is his first visit to the city with his Sunday arrival delayed. After the sermon, the quarterly conference will be held. Mr W R Ennley of Portland will sing The Holy City.
The Walla Walla Union notes Mrs Ankeny’s winter collection includes baskets from nearly all coastal Indian tribes and beyond, praised for its size value and breadth. Arnspiger at State University brings news that Olen Arnspiger of Pen Qhecoy will return to college soon, easing concerns about Oregon’s lineup with Nita’s absence last season.
The piece explains the term Herpicide as a destroyer of herpes and notes it claims to halt alopecia and related scalp troubles caused by vegetable parasites. It advertises samples from The Herpicide Co Detroit and Koeppen & Brow as agents.
Ongoing outlook for Oregon high school football shows a strong season ahead with Glenn Scott and George Strand returning to the roster. Coach Dan Smythe previews a 14 day preliminary practice and potential selection picks for the squad while considering quarterback readiness and backfield depth. Events include potential Portland game planning and player movements, plus local notes on residents and community happenings shaping fall sports.
Wille Argued Laver reports that school district No. 67 versus Domaris was heard in circuit court with agreement to argue later. Carter and Raley represent the district while Winter and Collier defend. A new sidetrack named St. and N. Glover was built by O F R N at Steel's Spur on the east side of the Blue mountains between Hilgard and Kamela to serve as a meeting point for mountain trains.
The state plans to rebuild about seven miles of Snoqualmie state road submerged by Lake Richelos irrigation storage. Highway Commissioner J M Snow, returning from an inspection, says the east side road will be submerged, prompting a near-side parallel route. The state has appropriated funds and expects the government to pay for the destroyed segment.
Canyon City public school opened Monday with 105 attendees. Enrollment rises to 100 as students from outside districts plan to attend, making it the longest running enrollment in the school’s history according to the Canyon City Eagle.
Construction on the John Day river dam advances with foundation trenches nearly finished. Several teams haul logs from the Amber Spray Courier to the site as the project proceeds.
A personal testimonial from H. BR. Franklin of Allegheny Pennsylvania praising Cuticura after fifteen years of skin trouble. He details extensive itching scabs and widespread body lesions, states improvement began within three days, and says after one cake of Soup and two boxes of Ointment he was fully cured with no marks.
Complete external and internal treatment for every humour may now be had for one dollar. A single act is often sufficient to cure torturing disfiguring itching burning and scaly humours eczema rashes and irritations from infancy to age when all else fails.
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