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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
7
In Philadelphia Inquirer summary notes a butcher confronting a creditor in a heated scene, telling of a forceful reaction that left the creditor more irate than before. The brief account highlights the rising tension and immediate consequences of the confrontation.
Tallman & Co advertises MI-O-NA stomach tablets claiming prompt relief within five to ten minutes and permanent cure for stomach and indigestion with money back. It urges readers to try MI-O-NA, notes 60 cent price, and praises a testimonial from Mrs Mary Hutchinson. Contact points include 508 Pearl Street Ypelland Mich and Booths Mi-o-na Buffalo NY for a free trial sample.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes a local dog catcher from out of town visited by prominent citizens. A dog cage was placed on a wagon and rounds conducted amid much noise. By morning the dogs were released and the marshal plans to reward the person responsible.
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for a cold using a laxative bromine quinine tablet. It promises a money back refund if ineffective and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 26 cents.
Washington April 24 Former Speaker Cannon and Representatives Hanna Nelson and Sloan attacked the Canadian Kelprocity Agreement during debate on the reciprocity bill. Sloan called supporters a Tammany and Dole combination opposing the country’s voice. Debate to continue tomorrow as leaders press for action before adjournment.
A garbled OCR note reports a local arrest on request of Douglas County and a habeas corpus action. It mentions a termite president figure and favors a mayor named Brownell, who secured relief or recovery from restraint in the city pending court action.
Five years after the disaster San Francisco proclaims the anniversary with plans for the largest international exposition in history. City funds soar to 7.5 million dollars as reconstruction lags and labor remains scarce while experts predict property values and demand will surge ahead of the 1915 opening.
President Taft Justice Hughes Governor Wil en of New Jersey and Mayor Gaynor will attend the opening ceremony of the Blind Workers Exhibition at the Metropolitan Opera House next Wednesday.
Adams pupils held an art contest two to three weeks into drawing and painting instruction. Four rooms had awards with prizes for best pictures. Show windows at a city drug store displayed the works. prizes awarded by a committee including G. Richardson, A. H. Kirby, and F. B. Henry. Winners: Celia Simonton, Edwin Chittenden, Violet Picard, Helen Blake.
Ellsworth McDonald of East New York, aged four, repeatedly harmed himself in dangerous stunts. Doctors will use X rays to search for brain issues while his mother seeks treatment to curb the child’s self harm.
New Jersey passes an enterprise act aiding families of Triangle fire victims near 160000. Wage disputes ripple across Stamford Danbury New Haven and New London with demands for higher pay. A San Francisco union for clerks accountants and stenographers forms led by Licht Himmel. An Alberta BC car strike draws a government inquiry. Efforts to regulate child labor tighten hours and conditions with limited exemptions through the season.
The Northern Pacific team used several autos for travel to Richland and defeated the local team 9 to 1 though they alleged bias by the umpire.
The Hood River Woman's Club has initiated a general cleanup day effort. The event aims to involve the community and may prompt a recommendation to the city council.
Rev. Peter Heyl with prominent locals outlines plans for a new Catholic church in Wallowa Oregon. The project hinges on sufficient funds and a modern building effort started in recent years, though construction is not yet guaranteed. Parishioners remain hopeful amid fundraising and community backing.
John Imty et al plan a celebration and county fair at the grounds with expected countrywide attendance. Aberdeen’s Mehl and the Washington Institute hosted a two day event under Washington State College supervision featuring a dairy and farming demonstration train and practical sessions on pruning, milking, stump firing, and related practices.
Dr Bromius of this city notified to report to General Mies of San Diego and prepare to join United States troops at the front. He holds the rank of major in the medical corps and has served 16 months in the Philippines.
Blooms Tather Tate in North Yakima hosts a blossom festival week with Wortman inaugurating a new permanent institution. After improving weather the trees are opening, with orchards expected to peak. Special rates offered from Spokane Walla Walla and other points. Elaborate parade preparations planned for Friday afternoon with decorated floats and a large attendance of schoolchildren.
An advertisement urges immediate use of Foley Kidney Pill for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming concentrated ingredients offer therapeutic value beyond common medicine. The notice warns against substitutes and identifies A. C. Koeppen & Bros. as the supplier.
A testimonial from J L Southers and the A C Koeppen firm tout Foley Kidney Pills as effective for restless sleep and kidney discomfort. The ad claims improved general health and sleep after taking the pills, presenting them as a prompt remedy for urinary irregularities and related ailments.
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