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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
2
Spokane messages reveal that Mt Dry Farming concerns secretary treasurer Spokane will host a government backed Australian exhibit of farm and orchard products for competition and premiums at the dry farming exposition. Senator James H. McColl, vice president of the congress from Australia, reports the backing and hopes for strong display.
A Rosalia Washington man describes severe back pain and urinary blood, failing to find relief from doctors. After using Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co he reports dramatic improvement, says ten bottles cured kidney and bladder trouble, invites inquiries and mentions a sample offer.
A report details the department of agriculture arranging a national exhibit of diverse state displays, to be bonded to Spokane and installed by a government representative. Australia pursues broader dry farming, with 5000 in prizes anticipated. An advertisement features Foley's Honey and Tar from W C Ornstein of Greert Fay Wis praising its use for children. Koeppen Bros.
Bookuis Washington Stephen W O Brien a Spokane mining man backed by a local syndicate has gone to Ireland to organize a colony of 2000 families to settle along the Columbia and Kettle rivers in Stevens and Ferry counties Washington He has filed water rights on the two streams between the border and Northport and engineers say he can supply moisture to over 60000 acres of land It is planned Irish immigrants work the land on shares until familiar with irrigation then may buy at actual cost A horticulturist will teach irrigation principles.
An old advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup to stop hacking coughs and heal the lungs. It markets bottles at 2 shillings sixpence, 60 cents, and one dollar through A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Spokane reports Mrs. C. F. Uhis, long time resident and pioneer, was blind and now experiences restored sight. Details on medical treatment or circumstance were limited in the readable text.
Mrs Dils at Deaconess Hospital underwent a pioneering procedure to relieve glaucoma by raising the eye and incising to allow the muscles to escape. The operation, first of its kind in this region, restored sight she had not enjoyed for 20 years.
Lewla Chamtlin of Manchester Ohio writes how a frightful cough and lung trouble dropped her to 115 pounds before Dr. King's New Discovery cured her and four children of croup. The remedy, guaranteed by Tallman & Co., costs 60 cents or 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
Siamese King Chulalongkorn, Maha Vajiravudh, announces to a Fifth Avenue diamond merchant plans to visit major American cities with a sizable retinue after a prior Paris and German trip two years ago. He previously traveled with about seventy attendants.
An old advertisement offers Balard's Snow Liniment for infants and injuries describing relief from burns and scalds, with claims of rapid healing and benefits for sprains and rheumatism. Prices listed at 25c 60c and 1.00. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Garden City girls beat Walla Walla high school 17 to 15 in a tight hill gym game. Hazel Rader led Pendleton with five second half points as Garden City used aggressive defense to overturn a rough start and secure the win.
The article describes a planned cross country contest between Oregon and the Agricultural College Athol team in a dual meet held on a course of about three and a half miles. Oregon fielded McClure the Fall champion, Gira Brandt, Schoemacher, and Henry, while A C U listed Watron, Cress Williams Severance and Burdick. The teams aim for a tight race across rolling country with a finish at the varsity track.
Churches in the area announce Sunday services and weekly programs. First Church on West Webb Street lists 9 48 am Bible school 630 am communion and preaching, 7 40 pm social, with Wednesday prayer meeting. Meldrum is pastor. Methodist Episcopal at Corner East Webb and Pooles urges Mind as sermon theme, 10 am Sunday school, evening services at 6 20 pm Epworth League, and two sermons. Church of the Redeemer offers 10 am Sunday School, 11 am holy communion, 7 30 pm evening service. litany Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm, choir practice after. Rector Charles Ju Fitzhey invites all.
An advertisement promises a fast cure for colds using a laxative and quinine based tablets. It claims money back if not effective and mentions valuable prizes for top shooters at a time and place called the Patime Parlors. The fragmentary copy hints at prizes and gun clearings but is unclear on specifics.
A scholarly study suggests that knowing what is best for life holds greater value than wealth. Researchers credit wisdom and moral judgment as key factors guiding personal fulfillment and ethical choices, beyond material gains.
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