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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
7
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon dated April 20 notes the land register outlines required regulations for water right applications. The article details that a unit plat must accompany requests and that approval hinges on meeting specified conditions.
Mrs Della Long of Pendergrass writes that five to six years of agonizing womanly troubles left her fainting and bedridden. After taking Cardul she regained strength and can work consistently. Ad urges others to try Cardul, notes decades of use and access via Chatins Micine Co Chattanooga with a Ladies Advisory Dept and Home Treatment booklet.
A Umatilla project quarrel centers on whether a water right can cover land not within a legal subdivision or farm unit area. The La Gironde land office says approvals require farm unit plats or public notices tying land to irrigation, complicating filings for un-subdivided tracts.
Joe Ursus the great black bear awakens from nap to discover Jennie, his bride, in a neighboring cage and kills her amid rumors of jealousy and forbidden romance. The scene unfolds at Central Park Zoo in New York as keepers report a deadly incident between two bonded animals.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores rashes and chafed skin. It promises healing and antiseptic action and lists prices of 2c 50c and $1.50 per bottle sold by A C Koeppen & Brown.
Penland Bros offers fast furniture and plane moving with short trips in the city or country transfers. Phone Main 389 for service. They haul anything.
A vivid scene describes an ocean greyhound pursuing a catboat across the waves, blending marine lore with playful maritime imagery. The encounter highlights the sea’s lively rhythms and the coexisting charm of swift hound and nimble boat in a coastal vignette.
A reflective note on preferring less work, exploring the appeal of shorter hours and greater balance. It considers how modern life pressures shape wishes to rethink productivity and labor expectations.
Upper Sandusky Ohio tale praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as the cure for tiredness backache bladder trouble and nervous distress. A Mrs Bond recalls recovery after using the remedy following a doctors recommendation to go to a hospital. The advertisement extols thirty years of efficacy and urges others to try it for female ills.
John N Underwood addressed a Columbia Union Conference temperance rally in Pittsburg. He cited estimates of alcohol harms including 3600 wives killed yearly, 2500 babies killed by drunken fathers, 90 percent of divorces linked to liquor, and 1591000 people going insane annually. He added costs for care and prosecution and claimed liquor spending could form a silver tower nearly 3000 miles high.
In Los Angeles Judge Wilbur of the Juvenile Court arranged for an abandoned infant to be placed in the arms of Mrs. Leon Shaw to comfort a bereaved mother whose baby died shortly after birth. The substitute child, Margaret Neal, was later linked to Ralph and Olga Neal whose arrest followed their attempt to change custody. Police state the couple feared relatives in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, would oppose returning the infant if their crime was known. The department reports Mrs. Shaw is recovering from shock.
David Davis, 32, formerly of Denver and a timekeeper for Colorado Yule Marble Co., was killed when a rifle shot triggered a snow and rock avalanche near the quarry. He was carried 300 feet down the mountain and entombed under snow and rocks on the electric line track. His body was found after a search, heavily mutilated with a crushed chest.
Mrs. Dickson impressed an audience of friends with a refined vocal recital in Prof. Blakeslee’s studio. Accompanist Blakeslee and violinist Rathlesberger supported her as she delivered a carefully prepared program including Massenet and Schumann works.
Washington society members including Alice Longworth Hitchcok Taft and the Leiter family practice a new oriental style dance named the jelly wobble. It features prolonged trembles and deep side sways to slow music and is replacing the turkey trot in social circles though some object to the dances.
On Wednesday evening April 24 the Round-Up Band and United Orchestra of 16 pieces perform at Eagle-Wood min hall with extra fine mauleé. A gag placed in a comedian's mouth fails to silence him.
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