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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
2
The East Oregonian serves eastern Oregon as the regional paper and advertising medium. Readers support the publication through patronage, underscoring its prominence in the community commerce and daily news.
Oil was struck in Pittsburg near a busy street. A well on the north side flowed 60 barrels, reviving memories of Jack's Run where oil first appeared nineteen years ago. The high grade oil was found in a hundred foot sand, sparking neighbor excitement.
Detroit Rev Stephen A North of Kansas City Kan used the line Dont Die on Third for a sermon at Northwood Church noting mortality is 90 feet from home and urging immediate salvation as the world becomes a baseball field with every person a player in the game. Save money by reading todays ad.
Washington. Chief Henry Graves of the forest service outlines causes fire behavior and fighting methods. He urges gear caches along trails and at lookouts with shovels axes mattocks ropes and bucket pumps and describes beating out surface fires with blankets sacks and sand while noting wood debris and crown fires require back firing trenching and careful patrols to ensure total extinction. He emphasizes practical organization and economical water use in mountain trails.
Spokane Washington hosts the International Dry Farming Congress and Interstate Fair in October with $10000 in premiums. Regions from Idaho Montana Wyoming Nebraska Oregon South Dakota and Canadian provinces have reserved display space. Officials expect strong participation from Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Colorado North Dakota and more as the largest exposition tent yet is prepared. Martin J. Wessels notes over half the space is booked and urges broader representation.
Samuel McWylie of Bloomington Indiana, a long time G. A. R. member, reports liver, kidney and bladder troubles since 1863 in the army. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with noticeable improvement and recommends their use through A C Koeppen & Bros.
King Manuel fraternized with republican editors at a Lisbon factory opening. He asked that opposition journalists be presented, saying differing ideas do not prevent amicable talk. He cited respect for all opinions and praised truth as powerful.
Special Correspondence from Athena Oregon notes wheat movement to warehouses, grain described as first class and ready for the raise farmers expect. Local residents and visitors include Mrs. Charles Kidder, Ed Kidder, Dr Newsom, Byron Hawks, Ernest Zerba, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and many others with social visits and travel to Walla Walla, Pendleton, Cayuse and Spokane. The Preston Parton Milling Company bought 40,000 sacks of wheat at 80 cents per bushel.
A South Dakota North Dakota delegation led by Governor Vessey and joined by settlers seeks coal land openings in the western regions. They travel to Washington to press for surface title rights for settlers and a prompt departmental ruling on adverse agent reports to avoid delaying final proof.
Santa Rosa reports that Africa through its chief forester asks Luther Burbank for a large seed supply of the Burbank giant crimson winter rhubarb for distribution by the British government. An initial test in Africa last year showed growth, and praise comes with a formal request echoed by notices from Asia and a notable display at the Sebastopol apple fair.
Berlin reports Bavarian Professor Schnitzer, a prominent modernist and Catholic priest, will be excommunicated. The excommunication letter is with the Papal Nuncio in Munich and will be published after the Bavarian Diet closes. His recent works challenge early church authorities and the divine origin of the papacy.
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