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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
6
A long two year report from Superintendent H E Bickers of the institution for the feeble minded praises the school and staff, notes health improvements, and highlights funding gaps. Dr W Carlton Smith confirms favorable patient health while urging legislative appropriations for next terms and new facilities.
An old advertisement asserts the best moment to halt a cough or cold is at onset to avoid pneumonia or consumption. It promises Ballard's Horehound Syrup stops the cold with a few doses, while prolonged illness requires longer treatment. A. C. Koeppen and Bros.
Spokane reports Miss Margaret Perkins took a job as a hotel telephone operator under a six month non marriage bond. The instrument, signed and sealed, binds her bondsmen to $500 if she marries by June 21, 1911. The hotel cites several recent marriages of operators, including Florence Joyce to a rancher and Olive Bourne to a planned husband in Rockland Michigan.
An old advertisement claims MI-O-NO tablets relieve sour or gassy stomachs in five minutes and improve appetite in a week. It asserts two weeks to a month of use renovated stomach function, curing weakness and making digestion elastic. Priced at fifty cents a box with money back guarantee. sample available from Booth's Mi-e-na, Buffalo.
A cesarean surgery at Washington State College veterinary hospital in Spokane saved three blue blood Boston terrier puppies. Frank H. Maxson led the operation with Dr. Walter Ferguson assisting on the dam owned by John L. Mathiesson of a local paper house. The dam recovers but cannot feed. puppies bottle fed. Mathiesson plans sending the quartet to his country home and praises the dog’s value, while the surgeon hosts a banquet.
Rancher Ribert J. Randall of Dinegan county Washington orders 5000 cats from St Gilbert of Sharon Pennsylvania and plans shipments in April to help farmers rid land of gophers and pests. A project coordinated by Gilbert and volunteers will collect stray cats near Sharon with Randall paying a fair price. A note on health says sprained ankles disable for weeks, but Chamberlain's Liniment can aid recovery in a few days.
Stanley A. Eaton, manager of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine, says eighty million dollars’ worth of lead and silver has been removed from Wardner Hill in the Coeur d’Alene district, Idaho. Since 1889, district output exceeds $210,000,000 with net profits around $41,000,000. The region leads U.S. lead production, hindered only by a weak market and tariff uncertainty.
Beray Notiss. One span of sorrel gelding: some what old. Weight about 1186 pounds. Any person notifying Chas. Lebaugh, Pilot Rock, or John L. Bartley, 108 Lilleth Street, Pendleton will be rewarded.
A floral design golf brooch was lost Tuesday while shopping. If found, return to These at Gerald a city hall Liberal for a reward.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports a string of Christmas visits and travel. Teachers Abra hams Nellie Carr and A M Coffey are noted in town, with frequent trips to Pendleton Walla Walla Echo Milton Helix and Pilot Rock as guests and visitors in Adams during the holiday season.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated declaration signed and sworn before an official on December 6 with a seal, mentioning Frank J. cuenet and references to Draggivts and entries unclear. The readable portion indicates a local legal or clerical document fragment with names and a notary seal.
Long Bros Co offers repairs for autos bicycles and guns with key fitting and tool sharpening. A full line of bicycles cars and bicycle supplies is sold with a closing out of electric light globes. Located at 114 116 East Webb Street and reachable by Main 74.
A masquerade ball is planned at the German hall for Saturday evening December 31. Attendees are invited to wear costumes and enjoy a festive program. Local organizers emphasize seasonal cheer and community participation.
The article reports that chronic appendicitis symptoms include wind gas sour stomach and constipation and may turn acute. A doctor endorses Adler ika a simple buckthorn bark glycerine remedy sold as BINGLE DOSD promising near instant relief and Pendleton Drug Store notes many locals seeing quick benefits.
Hood River fruit raisers Jim Wunamaker and Mr Morris plan 9 pear orchards totaling 160 acres on the Wilcox ranch at Spray. Cunamaker offers ranchers along the John Day contracts for planting pears at three cents per pound.
A historical notice outlines a plan to crop up to the end of ten years and then buy the orchard at a price of $1000 per acre. The brief references a local enterprise contemplating long term land use and acquisition terms.
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