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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
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Stanfield rapid progress evident as orders for 20000 fruit trees pour in for spring planting. Judge Gimlin tours Stanfield flocks scoring nearly 200 chickens above 90 points. Dr Crom wins Pendleton sweepstakes for best chicken pair with Pendleton Woolen Mills robe gift.
Import data shows a surge in typewriter trade with Russia. Over 10,000 machines will be imported this year, with about three quarters from American makers. Hamburg and Bremen in Germany credited for much of the rest. In 1901 Russia’s total import value was 117,933 dollars, while the first half of 1916 alone reached 322,906 dollars.
Henry Clews of New York sends Willamette University a $1000 Christmas gift to aid running expenses as the institution works to build a half million dollar endowment. President Homan confirms receipt and notes ongoing fundraising efforts and Clews style in his financial columns.
Forty Taraclite colonists defy leaders and wed, ignoring a four-law statute that denies Cupid and recognises neither love nor marriage. The defiant act marks a notable breach within the sect as forty members marry in violation of established rule.
Twenty men and twenty women wed at the sect's Benton Harbor headquarters with thirteen marriages by a justice and seven by another, setting a Gretna Green style record. William Han niford joined in marriage with a coreligionist, inspiring others in Leader Benjamin's flock to consider similar unions.
A report by the state board of visitors urges the legislature to fund $1009 yearly for Helen Keller like student Miss Vern Mabel Gammon, 16, dubbed the Helen Keller of Minnesota. Entered Faribault school for the deaf 3.5 years ago. learned three words first day, now speaks 3000 words, writes the square hand, operates a typewriter, and reads raised letters.
Albert J. Randall, formerly of Sharon and now in Okanogan County Washington, writes of a $5000 bounty for cats to control gopher pests. He plans to visit Pennsylvania within a month to purchase stray cats. Randall partners with local property owners in a coordinated effort to wage war on gophers.
A gold floral brooch valued by its owner, Thomas Fitz Gerald, went missing Tuesday while shopping in Liberal. A Liberal reward is offered for its return to City Hall.
A terse help wanted notice seeks a girl to perform general house work. Applicants are asked to inquire at 108 Long Street for details and employment terms. The brief ad focuses on job type and contact location without additional specifics.
Advices from Belgrade report a violent clash between former Crown Prince George of Servin and King Peter over Prince Georges refusal to leave Belgrade. The king slapped the prince, he retaliated, and a brief scuffle ensued before aides intervened to separate them.
A Pendleton advertisement touts MI-O-NO as a five minute cure for indigestion and food fermentation with a money back guarantee. It claims relief from belching sour stomach gas eructation heartburn and that lingering lump in the stomach, priced at 60 cents a box with testimonials and Tallman & Co. distribution.
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