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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1910

Page

2

Girls Kidnapper Arrested Near Walla Walla

Deputy Sheriff Cole captured Wish Gay Gregory 2 percent charged with kidnapping 12 year old Mary Owens from Simmons near Walla Walla. Sheriff Haylland took the girl after Gregory left her at Riparia expecting a later return. Gregory claims to love the girl.

Colfax Gregory Mary Owens Simmons Walla Walla Cole Winans Haylland Walla Willa Carter Riparia

Icy Weather Reported at Mountain House

Icy conditions worry Mountain House residents as pipes fear freezing near Stites Idaho. E M Clark reports half an inch of ice on pools and ponds in the district, with residents bracing for cold impacts on infrastructure and outdoor activities.

Stites Idaho Mountain House E. M Clark Mark Smailman

Vast Fires Threaten Idaho Timber Areas Amid Desperate Struggles

Wallace Idaho dispatch reports multiple wildfires expanding across Graham creek and North Fork Coeur d'Alene river with 16 men on one front and 15 more sent to Pine crevig. The Bear Tom Mining plant is urged to receive help while Murray area also battles flames. Foresters warn winds could devastate thousands of acres of timber with new outbreaks hourly.

Wallace Idaho Graham Creek Coeu d'Alene Murray 6 Bear Tom Mining Company Forestry Department

Last footleger fined in Eugene case at county court

Harvey Jones, the last of the alleged leggers, was fined $200 and sentenced to county jail by Judge Bryson after a Saturday trial. The jury returned a verdict, and the defendant was convicted amid the courtroom action.

Eugene Harvey Jones

Lincoln County fair plans three day event in Toledo Oregon

Committees of the Lincoln county fair met in Toledo Tuesday to plan the September 7 to 9 event the largest yet for the county. Corvallis and Eastern railroad offers one fare round trip, with Buk day and a special Benton county excursion from Corvallis and Albany. Delegates from across the county approved erecting a large permanent exhibit building on a 40 by 100 foot site.

Lincoln County Toledo Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Benton County Corvallis Albany

Salem senator declares for governor in republican primaries

Salem Oregon state senator Albert Abraham of Douglas county filed his declaration of intention to run for governor in the Republican primaries. His ballot label cites a Hughes Taft Roosevelt party plan. He pledges to uphold state and U S laws and to push a truly representative party organization. Aldermen and Assembly members Ralph Hoyt also filed declarations to run for superintendent of schools and state treasurer respectively.

Salem Ore Albert Abraham Douglas County United States Hughes Taft Roosevelt I. BR Assembly Ralph W. Hoyt

Veteran's letter praises Fatey Kidney Pills in Bloomington notice

Samuel McWylie of Bloomington Indiana publishes a Plain Statement of Facts recounting a veteran liver, kidney and bladder ailment from 1868. He claims he used many medicines without relief and credits Fatey Kidney Pills from A Koeppen & Renz with the best results and offers endorsement.

Samuel McWylie Bloomington Ind Blader Traubie Koeppen & Renz

Water at meals sparks debate in Chicago medical circles

Chicago physicians clash over advice to drink water with meals to aid digestion. Professor P. B. Hawk of the University of DuNoines claims experiments challenge established medical views, provoking strong opposition from many doctors who warn teaching must adapt or be discarded.

Chicago Puigelcian Chicago Phyalens P. B. Hawk University of Dunoise Hie

Fragmented report on fringe claims about Ocinkieg wawr effects

Investigators acknowledged a lack of experiments confirming supposed harmful effects of Ocinkieg wawr during meals and admitted they had met. The belief appeared so self evident that no one pursued gathering proofs.

Ted Notody

Baby Elixir touted as safe for infants stomachs

An advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and provides safe relief for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulness in infants. The text contrasts unsafe syrups and medicines with the purportedly harmless product from ACC Koeppen & Bros.

Mmcgee ACC Koeppen & Bros

Modern Bride in New York Divorce Case Unraveled

Eleanor Maude Gerow, once famed as the invincibly modest bride, has separated from Albert FL Gerow after a New York court annulled their marriage. The ruling allows either party to remarry after three months. The case notes she would not fulfill wife duties, with the couple living separately in 1909 after a strained wedding in Malden. Gerow, well educated and musical, argued she never intended more than companionship, prompting the unique legal separation of hushine and wife.

New York Eleanor Maude Gerow Albert FL Gerow Supreme Court Bixchot Gerow Hushine Wellsley Thompa Nunn Maiden Boston Wellaley College Gernw Malden New York City Felmont Phont Caress Mre

Bald Wait for Farm Aid in Georgetown Ky Novel Harvest Scheme

In Scott county Kentucky farmers faced jail fines as high as 30 dollars after appearing before the county Judge to enlist prisoners for harvest help. A novel method involved paying ten prisoners in the jail to aid in harvesting the wheat crop, with all prisoners reportedly going willingly.

Georgetown Scott County

Policeman’s Lot Still Not A Happy One in New York

An investigation finds that a police recruit’s first year yields about 467 despite a $300 starting salary. Deductions include 2 percent pension, private exam fees, uniform costs, equipment, repairs, and dues totaling more than the take home. 18 officers at one station pawned dress uniforms, reflecting strain and cost burdens.

New York

Loss of Appetites Indicate System Running Down

Loss of appetites gradually appears as one dish after another is set aside, indicating the system is running down. Ston Hood s Sarsaparilla is promoted as the best tonic for restoring appetite and vitality.

Hood

Indian Women Search Bodies in Yakima River Tragedy

Two Yakima River searching Indian women Mrs Wid Man and Mrs Lows Pins learned of two bodies found near Piriyaer but doubted identity. They traveled toward Pronger, crossing Sunny Side dam where Mrs Pins died attempting to recover her husband’s son’s body. The women, residents near Wapato, remain unsettled until the bodies are laid to tribal burial.

Yakima Wash Wid Man Mra Lows Pins Mitter Sheriffs Office Piriyaer Benton County Pronger Pims Sunnyside Wit Man Fin Wapato

First Guillotine for China Arrives in Pekin Prison

The first guillotine sent from France has arrived in Pekin and will be installed in the new prison. Executions will no longer be public under the updated code which changes the death penalty to four degrees including deferred decapitation and hanging. The condemned list is reviewed yearly by the Emperor, who marks names with a red line to determine who is executed that year.

China France

Walla Walla Wheat Prices Hit High Early Harvest

Walla Walla wheat crops bring strong prices and solid yields as harvest advances. Blue stem bids moved from 90 to 91 cents for new crop with spring wheat lagging fall sown grain in weight and quantity. Reports note profitable returns overall, few accidents, and ample labor, despite some drought and smut concerns.

Walla Walla France Thomas Blue

Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Cure

A Black Duck Minnesota woman reports retroflexion symptoms relieved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She announces a healthy recovery and a new baby boy, praising the product and its creator Mrs Pinkham who offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Minn Lydia Te Pinkham Anna Anpinson Lydis B. Pinkham United States Lydia E. Pinkham

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