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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
3
A friendly note mentions enjoying tea, varieties, and a 60 cent per pound price. The writer recalls stopping at the grocery after school for Green tea lemons and cookies for a tea party. A line advertises syrups and molasses at reduced prices and a pledge to shop for groceries locally.
Klein Block in Pasco was sold through Alton Realty to Frank Huston of North Yakima for 20000 dollars. Other items note Husum Kaseher near death in Husum, James Brown, a wealthy rancher, is to be examined in Portland for heart trouble. 100 men seek police jobs in North Yakima, but none outside the present force seeks fireman posts. Charles Wilson jury selection proceeds for Jim Coon murder trial. Teacher Charles Edwards breaks his leg on an icy road near Alfalfa. Yakima Woodmen of the World hold annual banquet with Thacker hosting. Police may supervise weights and measures if ordinance passes. Heavy snowfall reported near Tawiston with several inches on uplands and prairies. Ed McCartney rearrested after Christmas release in North Yakima.
Idaho State Bar Association set for January 12 to 14 with sessions including an evening meet in Lewiston Boise hosts the event. An Idaho court exchange notes plans for a banquet after the sessions.
The fourth Lewiston Chinese deportation case will be reconsidered after attorney George W. Tannahill, defense counsel, received notice that a new trial has been granted. The defendant Sing Chong Yuen, Lewiston merchant, first came to North Idaho in 1889, with the case pending further action.
A fragment describes Long Bros. Co offering bicycles, automobiles, bicycle supplies, tools, and an outlet at 114-116 East Webb Street with Main 74. It mentions a recent arrest related to smuggling and a mention of a China visit months ago.
The Rev Dr Clayton A Sehmueker told Smithfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church that 10 900 newspapers and magazines are read daily and that people want live literature. He warned against impure writings and urged a paper that speaks to everyday life and the popular heart. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as an effective remedy in the sermon.
President Taft creates a consulting body known as the Fourth Estate Cabinet. Weekly Tuesday meetings in the cabinet chamber will invite newspaper correspondents to discuss important questions and offer views to the president. The first meeting was held last Tuesday with Taft presiding.
G C Hoskins of Halley praises Idaho dry farming yields surpassing his California and Colorado returns. He notes strong grain and vegetable crops, plans to buy more adjacent land if irrigation projects proceed, and underscores crop rotation. Other Halley farmers also report success with the intensive method, while a Buffalo reader endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for digestive and bilious issues.
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