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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1906

Page

8

De Caprio Band Sacred Concert Sunday in Pendleton Pavilion

Signor De Caprio's band will give a sacred concert Sunday at 7 40 PM in the fair pavilion managed by the fall commission. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds to the fair fund. The program includes Verdi Rossini Grieg and Henry VIII dances, with prayers by local clergy and a 10 minute intermission. The band, on a short tour, will remain until Monday morning after which it proceeds to Walla Walla.

de Caprio Bihd Fair Fur Commission Genod Maxis Signor de Caprio Walla Walla Signor 1 de Caprio Peer Gynt Shubert Seremade Soos Rhobert Priccoll Oper Macbeth Verdi Coso Edward German Shepard Qural Andantina Buaritone Holy City Adama Slenor de Caprio Klappe Pilgriin Keys Dee Caprio Pendleton Noize Portland de Caprio Band Signor Alberico de Caprio R. C G. Russell Paul Beathe Tom Gill

Imported stallions dominate stock show parade

A. C. Ruby presented twenty three imported stallions in a morning parade from West Webb Street to Water Street and back, with J. Schumann of Pacific Northwest Swick Magazine noting the show’s excellence. Ruby horses swept prizes at the Morrow Umatilla fair, except one first place. Four horses head to Helena Montana and twelve to Walla Walla for upcoming fairs.

A. C. Ruby Porsde Ruby Sawa Weat Webb Street Pu- Villoth Malin Street Water Street Johnson, Court Matin Webb Streets Choe J. Schumann Pacific Northwest Swick Magazine Portland Schumann Ruby Morrow-Umatilla

Health Depends On the Stomach and Overall Strength

Health hinges on a strong stomach as other organs suffer when digestion is poor. Maintain vitality with a daily routine focused on balanced meals, bowel health, and general wellness to keep the body functioning smoothly.

Hostetters’ Stomach Bitters Remedy Claim Text

Claim fragment advertising Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a cure and preventive for several stomach and digestive ailments. Mentions poor appetite indigestion flatulence dropsy and other symptoms. Language appears promotional with archaic phrasing and formatting.

Double Wedding at Hawley House in Pendleton

Rev J M Cornelis officiated a double wedding at the Hawley residence on the reservation ten miles from Pendleton. William Pinfold Jr. and Florence M Thornton wed, joined by William Dowler and Lulu Dett. Families witnessed the ceremony with a Canadian cake and an English custom of cutting the cake. The couples, both from Amherstburg and Detroit Midh, plan to stay in Pendleton for the winter with possible permanent settlement.

JM. Cornelis S O'Tlock T. B. Hawley Pendleton William Pinfold l Florence M. Thornton Wiliam Dowler Misa Lulu Dett Hawley T. B Hawley Amherstburg Canada Umatilia Detroit Midh Ehoth My Mra. Pinfold Mra. Dowler Detroit Mr. Pinfold Mra. Hawley Mrs. Dowler Mra

Cottolene Promoted as Healthful Shortening

An advertisement extols Cottolene as pure and healthful shortening and frying medium. It claims it contains no hog fat, unlike lard, and contrasts it with lard derived from hog fat. The copy cites endorsements by prominent cooks, household economists, and the medical profession.

Taxes Due October First For Second Half Delinquent Penalties

Oregon law allows one half of taxes to be paid by the first Monday in April and the other half by the first Monday in October. This year October 1 falls on a Monday, leaving little time to pay the second half before a 10 percent penalty and interest attach.

Oregon

Newsman in Band Sent to Cover Oregon Visit

Newspaperman M. Neayman, trombonist with Signor De Caprio’s band at the fair, serves as Vestkusten’s northwest correspondent from Oregon. A professional musician who has traveled widely west, he praises Pendleton and Umatilla County and plans to publish impressions from his Oregon trip. He notes Californians misjudge Oregon’s climate and conditions and aims to correct that.

M. Neayman Signor de Caprio Vestkusten West Coast San Francisco Oregon Pendleton Umatilla County

Fruit From Mountains At County Exhibit

Fruit from the Blue mountains farm of George J D Peeler near Meacham at 3500 feet altitude is a central display in the county agricultural exhibit. The farm yielded good wheat barley oats timothy apples plums peaches currants tomatoes sorghum and other crops thriving in the county’s favored climate.

Blue Mountains George JD. Peeler Meacham

Peter West Earns Ribbons at County Fair Exhibits

Peter West the versatile attorney of this city won premiums at the county fair in stock and poultry divisions. He entered a fine Hereford bull and noted geese and Pekin ducks among his prize ribbons.

Peter West Peter Weat

Demonstration on Scientific Cookery Tonight at Pavilion

Miss Margaret I Wishart, matron and teacher of domestic sciences at Pendleton academy, will present another scientific cookery demonstration at the Pavilion's rear reset room this evening at 7 30. Women interested are invited to attend as Mike Wishart assists, following yesterday's well received session with pupils from Pendleton academy dormitory.

Wishart WU Toto Margaret I. Wishart Pendleton Weadors Mike Wishart Pendleton Academy

Fifty Passengers Transfer To Spokane Branch

Fifty passengers transferred from the main line of the O. R. & N. to the Spokane branch this morning. Most headed for eastern Washington points. Many carried circulars and Lewis and Clark fair cards about Oregon, while others had little prior knowledge of the state. All spoke highly of the region and most intend to stay.

Spokane Washington Oregon Ths

Non-Union Labor Active at Portland Grain Exports

Portland exporters hire non union men to unload grain as strikes press workers. By noon only about six men were secured with the Montgomery dock remaining untouched by strikers.

Portland Montgomery

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