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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1902
Page
5
Local brief lists diverse shop and service notices from Pendleton. Items include A Howard farm loans, Rader clearance sale, Boer Daly patterns, rental inquiries, grocery and meat vendors, clothing and millinery ads, contact points, and entertainment notices. Also mentions Cavalier and shipping references, a Knights of Pythias meeting, and a mastiff in Portland contests.
A Pendleton team incentive offers a red leather keepsake to the player with the best batting line in the first ten games, chosen by Fred Crawford. The award features crossed bats and Pendleton Team branding in yellow on red leather, with pictures of baseball gear around the center. Two players are injured ahead of Thursday's game: Jim Cox of the Yellow Kids is sidelined and H A Clemens from Athena is injured, delaying their participation.
Rothrock, heavily drinking, shot at a wall in a saloon after vowing to confront his partner and later threatened to kill his brother in law Rex Jarrett. Steve Noble aided him to his west end home where another shot was fired into a wall. Father L C Rothrock seized the gun. no arrests or complaints yet.
A landslide west of Bonneville covered the tracks with earth 100 feet long and three to four feet deep delaying train No 2 from the west. Two shovelers gangs from Troutdale and Bridal Veil cleared the debris and Portland headquarters reported the tracks were freed and today's trains would run on time.
Daphne Circle No 2 Women of Woodcraft stages another dance at Music Hall on Monday evening April 14. Tickets cost 1 dollar.
The bulletin describes a cattle illness tied to grazing on late season cornstalks, with onset two to fourteen days after turnout and deaths within two to three days. Symptoms include dullness, stiff gait, prostration, frothing, head swinging, and rapid decline. Not contagious. no proven treatment or prevention beyond avoiding cut fodder.
A plain kitchen tip urges using a wire egg beater to mix four and water or milk. Beat constantly while pouring the liquid in a thin stream to produce a lighter, better batter or mixture.
The passage notes a rise in female height since Thackeray mentioned Laura Pendennis as five feet four inches, labeling that height unfashionably tall for her era. It highlights changing standards of stature in historical context.
The method checks poultry by pinching the skin. If it sticks to the flesh the bird is tough. if the skin peels away from the flesh the meat is tender.
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