Best fishing window for Yanks secured by grub-hook rule
From August 20 to September 26 the only known Yanks may be caught with a grub-hook. The species provides great sport for the angler, emphasizing this narrow season and method.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
6
From August 20 to September 26 the only known Yanks may be caught with a grub-hook. The species provides great sport for the angler, emphasizing this narrow season and method.
Dean H A Hollowell of Lewiston State Normal toured Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho saying the coming year will be the best in Idaho Normal history. Last year 472 students enrolled, up 76, with 400 expected this year, plus the practice school for a total of 400. The institution plans six new buildings, a central heating plant gymnasium and a mental arts and domestic science building. Six new faculty members bring total to twenty five, all Western university graduates. A life diploma will be issued to graduates of the domestic science and manual arts program, the only Northwest program of its kind.
The Powest Proprietary Medicine has saved thousands of dollars for families who could afford the expense of a physician while maintaining services and often succeeding after our best physicians failed Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds is cited as one such product.
Official report details three submarines Circe Papin Calypso in early maneuvers. They engaged Admiral Jonquieres's squadron blocking Ajve clo and aimed to gather intelligence on its strength. Circe and Papin fulfilled their orders with notable success by positioning near Bonifacio to observe the fleet.
Walla Walla Justice of the Peace Thompson M. McKinney released July figures showing 68 cases in police court with 447 dollars cash from fines and 1765 dollars in jail sentences totaling 622 dollars in business. Disorderly conduct led with 64 cases. 86 charges, eight unsupported, 78 convictions. Fruit Not Appreciated in Walla Walla city, Chamber of Commerce official laments scarce high grade fruit shipments. Klickitat crop notes from Lyle report harvest labor scarcity as Frank Empy and Oak View Farms witness a wheat surge with wages rising and abundant yield expected.
In a discussion on Eastern Oregon schooling Dean Hallowell highlights Lewiston Normal as the strongest local option for teacher training, noting no Oregon normals exist and praising Lewiston’s high standards and national recognition. He cites students from Seattle to Twin Falls and mentions planned two year courses for training teachers.
A village feud among Calviria Ledus and Pinhairos erupted during a fall event. Residents from Lodoe and Plinhbellies gathered, quarrels escalated into a market square battle. Four people died and 34 were injured in the clashes.
Valley publicity aims to show residents and visitors the abundance of the region by displaying the finest fruit at city stare windows this fall. Potatoes command record prices in Walla Walla with sacks at 14 dollars per hundred and an estimated 1000 carloads for the season, promising gardeners substantial earnings. The surge is helped by widespread potato planting near town with yields per acre ranging from 100 to 850 sacks.
Fire near La Grande Oregon has burned an estimated 1900 feet of timber and threatens cattle and sheep in the area. Firefighters moved several large herds to safety on Monday as crews work to contain the blaze and determine its cause amid shifting winds and smoke.
Victor Townsend of Palmer Junction stands trial in La Grande charged with selling intoxicating liquor to WH Compton on June. The case is the second in a series questioning whether the local option law is vindicated and if failure to convict would render the law a dead letter.
Life on Panama Canal is plagued by malaria with chills fever and weakness. Electric Bitters are advertised to destroy germs and cure malaria, claiming a strong sure result. A testimonial from Wm A Fretwell of Lucama NC proclaims three bottles cured a severe malaria attack. the ad promises cures for stomach liver and kidney troubles and typhoid prevention, priced 50 cents and guaranteed by Koeppen Bros.
Rep WAT POR ENGLISHMAN notes the pope is expected to honor Archbishop Bourne with a cardinalate for his work securing the cathedral at Westminster from debt. The article explains papal discretion in adding cardinals and that Bourne’s elevation has been anticipated though not yet confirmed.
A reader from Kokomo credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending years of kidney and bladder pain. She describes back ache dizziness and headaches before using the pills and states she is now well and recommends them as a quick permanent cure.
Parisian Sage promises to stop hair loss and dandruff in two weeks and to rebuild and brighten hair and brows. It claims immediate scalp relief, non greasy formula, and wide use by thousands. Tallman & Co sells a large bottle for 50 cents, urging women and children to use Parisian Sage at home.
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