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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

7

Captured royal golden eagle in Inland Empire exhibit

The Yakima Republic reports the first alive royal golden eagle captured in the region. Shot by T. S. Darby near the Neches river, the bird was wounded but survived, with the sagebrush terrain hindering escape. Only a few golden eagles remain in North America and Europe.

Northwest H. J. Rand Yakima Republic Tris & Jorge Darby Neches Tieton North America Europe Globe

Elgin School Bond Sale Funds New School Construction

The Elgin school district received 15600 dollars from selling bonds for a new schoolhouse now under construction. Bonds sold at par to New York buyers, carrying 5 percent interest. Bids for the building were opened yesterday and awarded to contractor John Slater of La Grande.

Elgin School District Spoike Elgin New York John Slater la Grande Elgin Recorder

Roosevelt trout found in California Sierra waters

A new trout species named the Roosevelt trout has been discovered in California along Volcano Creek, a Kern River tributary, in the heart of the Sierras. The find highlights the region’s pristine habitat and potential for notable angling experiences.

Volcanic Creek Kern River Dalles Chronicle California Volcano Creek Sierras

Indian Citizens Move Toward Self-Rule Among Nez Perce

The Idaho Scimitar reports 270 Nez Perce Indians have gained full control of their allotments under Commissioner Frances J. Leupp s program to make intelligent Indians self supporting The plan envisions independent authority once a native demonstrates enough intelligence and honesty to satisfy the agent in charge James Stewart a Nez Perce and Carliste College graduate led efforts in Washington to promote the proposal The piece notes Indian resistance to restraint and views the Nez Perce progress as hopeful within the broader Indian policy context.

Leupp Indian Department The States Sentinel Nee Perce Office of Commissioner of Indian Affairs Frances J. Leupp Idaho Scimitar James Stewart Nez Perce Indiana Washington Hoosier State

No Laughing Allowed There Boxed Remedy Ad

An ad from Pendleton Drug Company promotes Sex-Ine Pillla claiming to fix weakness in men or women. It markets one box for $1 or six boxes for $5 with a full guarantee and asserts no substitutions.

Pendleton Drug Company

Prospectors face setback on 1907 mining labor law in West

Oregon Idaho and Washington prospectors relying on a Congress bill to suspend the 1907 requirement of $100 in labor on mining claims face disappointment. Spokane Chronicle notes the Bartlett-Teller bill is unlikely to pass, meaning claims with insufficient labor in 1907 could be legally jumped after January 1 1908.

Oregon Idaho Washington Congress Washington Dispatch Spokane Chronicle Bartlett Teller Colorado Senate House

Salesmen Increase After Year Begins In Western Trade

The La Grande Morning Star notes a growing number of commercial travelers or salesmen, often called drummers, in hotel registers. It expects more linen salesmen to travel after year start for spring delivery, signaling cautious but continuing trade amid earlier western market downturn.

Ftoad la Grande Morning Star

Disturbed the Congregation Coughing Prompt Buy Foley’s Honey and Tar

A note from Pendleton Drug Co requests the person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing to purchase a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. The item is suggested as relief or remedy. No other details are provided.

Foley Pendleton Drug Co

Lion Will Solve Trouble Some Government Problems

A lion figure is proposed as a symbol of strength to help the government manage allotted Indian lands and address administrative troubles. The implication foresees improved governance and fewer land handling issues through a bold, symbolic approach.

Lion

Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup Aids Constipation Relief

An old advertisement promotes Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup claiming it cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels restoring natural bowels action. It is described as non irritating and pleasant to take with a warning to refuse substitutes.

Llow Pen- Meton Drig Co

The Original Organ Grinder and His Legacy

A man from Tende traveled Europe with a barrel organ and magic lantern. He earned enough to buy a count title from Sardinia for about 1000 guineas and an estate. He kept the lantern and organ in his hall, declaring that removing them would forfeit his inheritance to the hospital of Tende. The relics remained preserved until recently.

Tende Europe Hospital of

The Manchester Martyrs and the Irish Struggle

Recalling the Manchester Martyrs of the late 1860s and the Fenian rescue attempt that cost a police sergeant his life. Three were hanged amid political tension between Fenian and nationalist factions and church opposition. The essay reflects on Irish despair and a 60,000-strong funeral procession in Dublin.

Manchester Fenlana England Dublin McClure's

Nameless Modbury Butcher Keeps Spell Strong for 120 Years

In Modbury a butcher shop has no name for 120 years A superstition guides the family after a founder left the premises unnamed The business thrived and passed from father to son with no name displayed fearing it would break the lucky spell reported by the London Standard.

Devonshire Modbury London Standard

Casper Sheriff Threatens to Burn Gambling Devices

Casper Wyo. has seen no gambling in a week and Sheriff Sheffner pledges to burn furniture and confiscate gambling devices if found after December 24. Saloon operators discharge workers and vow not to restart. clashes between gamblers, tough characters, and saloon owners push driving them from town.

Casper Wyo Sheffner Casper Tribune

Why the granny knot outwits the reef knot in tying

A reader notes that tying four around four creates a granny knot rather than a proper square knot and compares knotting to medical bandaging. The piece urges learning from professionals such as surgeons, who deftly use clove hitch and various surgeon’s knots, highlighting practical knotting wisdom.

Hensen Taft New York Presa

Transformation of NSW convicts into workers admired

A historical remark highlights that in 1821 about 20 000 of 30 000 settlers in New South Wales were convicts. An American on board boasted that Australian settlers were remarkably sensible and the other American agreed they were sent out by the very best judges.

New South Wales Australia

Foley’s Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law

Special notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by Pendleton Drug Co.

Foley Pendleton Drug Co

Parable of Parsimony in Idvor Dinner Tale

In Idvor a frugal resident known as Mr. Wiggles prompts a comical dining correction. An old major asks for a chop and a poached egg, but recalls the host and changes the order to two chops and two eggs, humorously adapting to the guest.

Idvor Mr. Wiggles

Local Coal Prices and Train Wreck Report

Focal Coal lists Bridger Vulcan Monarch and Corney coal not clinker at 7.00 dollars per ton delivered. The Pennsylvanian express derailed at Montadon Pennsylvania Tuesday night injuring over a dozen passengers.

Bridger and Vulcan Monarch and Corney Potlatch Lumber CO Montadon

Cleopatra and Antony Share a Nile Barge Moment

Cleopatra speaks of a fine view from her barge and Antony replies with a Nile seat joke as rowers laugh nearby. The playful exchange highlights a lighthearted moment between the two in an ancient setting.

Cleopatra Antony

Engraved Cards and Announcements Available

Engraved cards invitations and announcements in latest styles. Leave orders at East Oregonian office. Maps City of Pendleton at East Oregonian office. Price 260. For rent up to date furnished house with hot and cold water and electric light inquire 310 Aura St. Legal blanks of every description for county circuit and justice court real estate etc. for sale at Mast Oregonian office.

Hartman Abstract CO Umatill Penleton D. A May East Oregonian Office East Oregonian City OF Pendleton Aura St Mast Oregonian

Cabbage Loaves and a Diet Discussion

A diet discussion quotes a dyspeptic asking if cabbage is wholesome and an expert replying that the answer depends on whether one eats it or tries to smoke it. The exchange suggests humor about food and digestion with a playful tone.

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