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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
4
Sterling Kentucky resident B Fizer reports ten years of kidney and bladder troubles ended after three months of Peruna. He stopped using the remedy and has felt no pain since March.
O D Wheeler of Northern Pacific asks Superintendent Alderman to draft an article on Oregon’s school system for a railroad distributed book. Newspaper man marries Bandon to Miss Anna Goseen after childhood acquaintance. White Salmon sales rise as Duncan & Co buy 160 acres and 80 acres, plus 40 more by Captain Mitchell in Camas Prairie amid Canby drainage court order affecting 15,000 acres.
The Vancouver city council last night passed a motion unanimously to repeal the rink ordinance, declaring the facility a public nuisance and ordering its immediate closure. Clerk is to arrange settlement of funds, while Portland parties addressed operations and cancellations as the rink shut at 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A man employed by Dice Crane on the Klamath reservation drowned while attempting to recover a wild goose after it fell into the lake about 160 yards from shore. A witness described the drowning, noting it followed a dispute over goose shooting laws. Another drowning occurred this month when a person fell from the steamer Coonby while fishing.
Foley Kidney Pills promise prompt relief from backache and kidney bladder troubles. The testimonial from Charles S. Potter of Springfield Iowa notes improved sleep and reduced pain after using Foley Kidney Pills, with A. C. Koeppen & Bros promoting the product to middle aged and elderly readers and women.
In Pendleton and surrounding areas readers are told Parisian Sage is a remarkable hair restorer. A customer from Virginia praises its effects on hair loss and dandruff, claiming it stops itching and dandruff within weeks. Tallman & Co sells a large bottle for 60 cents.
Special Correspondence from UmatillaGre April 22 reports D C Brownell visiting Spokane and multiple neighbors visiting relatives in Arlington Hermiston and La Grande. City council met on town welfare issues chaired by D R Brownell. Martins Griffin becomes bookkeeper for Umatilla Mercantile Co. Inland Empire cargo arrives. gravel pit work paused with 60 Greek workers reassigned to Deschutes rail tasks. Reclamation engineers discuss West Umatilla project. Jones Scott Co rep T J Egan in town. New cottage completed for rental by D T Brownell. Simpson Lingo built it. Local ranchers frequent the project market aiding merchants. Catholic chapel car slated for May 29. local initiation fete held. dignitaries from Pendleton Hermiston present. Church service featured Rev Hutier and Mr Pound organist. choir led by J Lennon and Mrs Ablits. Means buys Linlor ranch west of town. plans cottage and summer stay. 25 acres total with 5 in alfalfa and 2 1/2 in fruit trees.
Claim says take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears E. W. Grove signature and price 26 cents.
A visitor and attendant tour an asylum cell revealing two stories of madness and love. The piece notes London plans a museum to honor the city, appointing a keeper and welcoming an Anonymous donor aiding the Fulton-Pries collection.
A court decision concludes that committing adultery during the honeymoon is not grounds for divorce. The ruling holds that Fidelity duties of a married woman remain central and that such conduct does not automatically justify dissolution of marriage.
Special Correspondence Athena Ore April 22 The money has been raised and preparations are now being made to hold the annual Caledonian picnic in this city May 10 and 20 The pavilion will be placed in the city park where it was last year and the grounds are splendid officers plan a larger event John Durham recently leased the Athena Hotel from Harden Millen first time under new management since the firms ownership nearly twenty years L M Nelson arrives as pharmacist in Byron Hawks Mr and Mrs D H Mansfield return to Cald well Idaho but plan to live nearby J W Whisnant a young North Carolina attorney leaves for Lenoir NC to move his family out west
In Seattle April 19 Joan Weppenstein 18 daughter of ex Chief Wappenstein suffered injuries and donated skin to graft onto her aunt Mise Letta Benn in Aberdeen to save the aunt's foot. She hid the operation from her father and slept in a hospital catty adjacent room during recovery. Chief Wappenstein learned of the incident later, astonished by his daughter's sacrifice.
Tangled local update describes Echo railroad crews resurfacing main and side tracks, wool hauling by four to six horse teams, a social dance at the IOOF hall, and various residents including Miss Thelma Malcolm and Prof J L Link making trips or visits. Commentary on upcoming royal coronation horses and public interest closes the item.
A plan to demolish the two Paris prisons for women Saint Dior and Petite Roywetts is reported as a live question. The measure faces debate as authorities consider reassignment or new facilities in coming months.
Special correspondence from Ukiah Oregon reports ten days of strong winds delaying grass and crop growth. Saturday cleanup, new park fencing, and a “Stay off the grass” sign. Local notes include Mrs. McQuewen’s recovery, Eis Burris’s county seat run, Mr. and Mrs. Casteel moving to Ukiah, Nora Ellis returning from Portland Behnke-Walker college, Hert McLaughlin moving to make Ukiah home, Rev Warington Easter sermon at the Presbyterian church, and Easter program at Sunday school. Social visits, hotel news, cattle trading, and local meals described. A humorous ad style exchange ends with a jab about rheumatism and Chamberlains Liniment.
Relieve rheumatism pain to restore sleep and rest through Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
Johns Hopkins and University of Pennsylvania track and field teams prepare for a dual meet at Homewood tomorrow. A separate reader letter from Mrs. T B Kendrick of Rasace Georgia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best option for coughs colds and croup, available from dealers nationwide.
In Hoquiam Washington a week from tonight the national guard company will be officially inspected and may be mustered out if no material change occurs. Forty five members are needed for drill that night while current active members are far short of that, and a call for recruits has received little response.
The East Oregonian promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as made from leaf sugar and roots, offering a maple syrup like flavor that makes it pleasant for young children to take. It claims to have no superior for colds croup and whooping cough and is sold by all dealers.
The Christian church has booked the Cart_tight Concert Company for May 3 and the Musical Eckhamlcs for June. Both are said to be equal or better than any company heard in Pendleton recently.
A local profile highlights a determined individual who built a small business through steady work and community ties. The piece notes resilience, community impact, and ongoing expansion plans despite early obstacles.
The piece notes constipation causes sickness and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a preventive remedy. It asserts regular bowels avoid many ailments affecting women and urges early use to reduce distress, claiming tablets are sold by all dealers.
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