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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
7
Candidate card for F. Wilson of Peterson and Wilson outlines platform for Joint Senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow Counties. Emphasizes Direct Primary Law good roads strict law enforcement prudent fund use better schools and progress of institutions in Athena Oregon.
C A Barrett of Athena announces candidacy for Joint Senator representing Umatilla Union and Morrow counties in Oregon s 19th district. He pledges support for direct primary law voters choice for senator and Statement No 1, road improvements and efficient government.
Creditors of the Pendleton Creamery company in Pendleton Oregon must certify and present all claims to Mark Moorhouse receiver at 112 EB Court Street Pendleton Oregon on or before September 7 1910.
Notice is given that bids will be received by the city of Pendleton for delivering one carload about 40 tons of Rock Spring lump coal. Bids must be filed with the city recorder at Pendleton City Hall by August 17, 1910 at 7 30 p m. John Hailey Jr acting recorder.
Proclaimed by Vice Admiral Besson the aeroplane as the only antidote to submarines. France forecasts more subs than England and urges new defense measures. Aeroplanes could be launched from ships to spot subs and report counts from sea distances, complicating blockades.
The piece touts a simple method to gain weight and restore health through Samose a flesh forming food. It warns against extreme athletic dieting and cites Koeppen Bros druggists who guarantee refunds if there is no benefit.
Washington society man and champion golfer F Oden Horstmann accepts a DC excise inspector post to cure ennui and improve health. He will earn $1000 yearly and monitor saloons for proper conduct, forsaking golf clubs and club life to oversee regulation and patronage.
In Salem Oregon a record drought in the Willamette valley and a severe red spider outbreak have crippled Oregon hop yields over the past week to ten days. Estimates place the loss from the dual threats as severe, with growers facing major reductions in production and economic impact.
New York reports a dismantled Tefft Weller store on Broadway houses about 60 former employees who punch a time clock each day yet perform no work. If they log the required punches daily through December 31 they will receive salaries without labor. The Tefft Weller firm sold to H B Clafin and had honored year end contracts.
London reports the probating of John Hammond's will. he rose from a blacksmith's son and stable boy to one of England's wealthiest turfmen, with an estate valued at 2,200,000 at death. He built a vast stable and won major races including St Gatien in a dead heat, Laureate II in the Cambridgeshire and Royal Hunt Cup, and Herminius in Ascot stakes and the Manchester Cup.
Multimillionaire Charles Hartje and his wife Mary Kenny Hartje have endured five years of sensational marital troubles. Reporter Charles Gillespie, once on the Hartje case, is expected to marry Mrs Hartje under divorce terms granting her income from 100000 dollars for life. Hartje notes Gillespie’s move into real estate amid the evolving arrangement.
An Alabama resident from Coal City, W. Bends, proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured his twelve year liver and kidney trouble and condemns malaria headaches and debility. The 25 cent remedy is sold at Koeppen & Bros.
John Esmond of Orange New Jersey entered Louis Schulmann drug store in New York after a black eye. A drug clerk painted and bandaged the eye, then Esmond claimed he could not see. A doctor diagnosed a glass eye and sent him to hospital, prompting his protest about not believing his eye was glass.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County firm promises a reward of one hundred dollars for a case of catha and mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. Dated December 6, 1686.
Prospectus from Fort St. James on Lake Stuart,British Columbia, inviting buyers to invest in townsites and farms near Grand Trunk Pacific, Alaska Yukon, and Canadian Northern railroads. Prices start at 50 to 100 dollars with low down payments, no citizen requirement, and ongoing monthly balances.
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