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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
3
London shows the clash between church and state as posters call for no popery and the king’s proclamation wording. Ireland faces Orangeman violence while Asquith faces pressure from suffragists led by Christabel Pankhurst to act before autumn. Militant suffrage threats loom if responses falter.
Life on Panama Canal has faced malaria, with fever chills and debility. Electric Bitters claim to destroy malaria germs and cure malaria troubles. A user testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell praises three bottles curing a severe attack and long lasting health. Sold with guarantee by Koeppen Bros.
Oswald West outlines Oregon Railroad Commission accomplishments since its 1900 founding. He cites improved train bulletins and schedules, better station heat lighting and toilets, uniform livestock contracts, accident reporting, new depots, fare and rate reductions, and aid to individuals and shippers, plus valuation efforts for tax and rate regulation and broader public interest outcomes.
Inland Empire Paper company, newly formed in Washington, plans a wood pulp mill near Trent nine miles east of Spokane. The 4 acre plant will produce about 30 tons of print paper and 10 tons of wrapping paper daily, with first deliveries expected within 12 months.
Birmingham reports a health department led case against the house fly as a possible cause of infantile diarrhoea and enteritis. Public traps at meat markets canalside wharf and other sites identified common flies, with 25 000 captured for study and results showing a correlation between fly prevalence and summer deaths. Flies observed most on weekends and after warm wet periods.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations across Idaho Oregon Montana Washington and Wyoming from September 19 to October 25 1910. Posts include apprentice map engraver clerk stenographer and typewriter at various federal offices and cities with Seattle and Washington DC testing in October and November.
The notice names the Eleventh Civil Service District in Seattle Washington and the local Secretary of the Board of Civil Service Examiners at several previously mentioned locations. It directs applicants to contact these offices for exam information and eligibility.
Berlin reports dispute over which woman is the world's oldest. Baba Vasilka, born May 1794 in Ravelsko, claims the title based on monastery records. Her life has been spent in Balkan peasant labor with a long memory of earlier events and a son who also lived as a peasant.
Imports into Porto Rico in 1908 of US manufactured cotton cloth totaled 44,154,626 yards valued at 2,451,643 dollars. Other cotton goods were worth 1,230,682 dollars, bringing the total to 3,682,324 dollars. Imports of all cotton goods from other countries stood at roughly 68,000 dollars.
Pendleton residents report relief from backache and kidney distress after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Fr. J. Meiners of 501 Lewis St. credits rapid relief and eventual cure after a cold settled on her kidneys. She reiterates the product’s merit and recommends it.
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