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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1911
Page
2
Local catalog snippet lists Pride of West Lawns seeds at 20 30 35 cents and Quality long cloth and napkins with various prices. The items include table linens and napkins in multiple price points. No further sale details or dates are provided.
The report outlines local crime in the northwest with suspects from Olympia and Swede sections. Virgil Jen is assaulted by a woman named Elizabeth Coax, who allegedly punched him and caused damage. The case involves a farmer and a cable minister, with two weeks in custody noted for a suspect.
In Meetze Virginia Mrs J C Green describes years of sickness from “womanly troubles” and failed treatments. After trying Cardui she reports complete relief, saying she feels healthier than ever and urges others to try the remedy.
Fragmented local items describe a drowning death of Eva Trombley near St. John in Clark County. The piece notes auto crash injuries near Tilamook and Nehalem. It also reports a record melon crop in the region with cantaloupe and watermelons hitting markets, plus overviews of berry shipments and farm activity.
Laborers in Yakia and North Yakima face a shortage as fruit picking starts in about 40 days. Reports indicate many workers are needed despite efforts to recruit. estimates forecast short supply of harvest labor and measures to hire 120 pickers locally.
Reclamation service and private irrigation programs operate with limited staff due to scarcity of labor and materials cited by SCCRC. Officials warn delays may affect project timelines and water distribution.
Relative of the Soli mans, aged five dollars paid. Bernstein, grandson of William Seligman and nephew of James Seligman, defends his drama Aires Mol in court. The Paris figure remains active in the American Chamber of Commerce amid a theater dispute.
Muskegon Michigan report states Mrs An toinette Zoll of Conklin died after being attacked by a ram. Officers concluded the ram trampled and caused fatal injuries in or near the farmhouse, leaving the woman found in a hallway.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene with cows involved in a town event. The fragment mentions a home, a hearse, and distress among residents. Names and coherent details are unclear, leaving a partial impression of a disruptive incident and emotional reactions.
In Beverly a man named Charlie Taft received an autographed Ty Cobb photograph from Major Butt after Cobb signed the image himself and sent it to the White House He is a noted admirer of Cobb and follows baseball legends closely The column notes Cobb’s autograph and the exchange amid presidential visits reflecting early 20th century ceremonial culture
The Oregonian reports Southern Pacific authorized a new U S Oregon line from Eugene to Marshfield at an estimated eight million dollars with six engineering parties surveying, aiming to connect with the Coos Bay line and extend to Myrtle Point within about two years. Willamette Pacific to build the road, with turnover of Drain project abandoned but some Drain work usable.
Program for Tuesday at the Orpheum features The Latent Spark a Vitagraph comedy drama about devotion to country The White Medicine Man a comedy about hypnotism by Indians An Old Man's Polly a melodrama about an older man marrying a younger woman The Phoney Prince a tale of inheritance and mistaken fortune characters and titles indicate a bustling variety program at the cinema.
An old-time belief in sage tea to restore hair color is revived with a modern ready-made product, Wryath's Sage and Sulphur Reme, marketed by Pendleton Drug Co. The formula claims natural benefits, with druggists offering a refund under guarantee if the remedy fails to deliver as promised.
An extraordinary Wes nesday and Thursday feature titled The Boy Beaute draws favorable crowds and strong reviews. The Cosy showcases the stylish act with engaging performance and positive reception from attendees.
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