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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
2
Washington report highlights Secretary Knox adept at handling press scrutiny amid a controversial push toward neutralizing the Manchurian railroads. The piece notes journalists’ initial distrust, the planned but concealed New York address, and rising attention from major editors on Knox policy.
An aged advertisement touts Dallari’s Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia and other pulmonary diseases in young and old. It claims relief and urges use without neglecting treatment.
The listing shows prizes for a shooting contest at Pas Time Shooting Mill run by Jas H. Estos, with first prize a Remington .30-00 automatic, second prize a Marlin .22 repeating rifle, and third prize a box of 66 190 cigars.
A call to reform degrades quality in textile mixing. The notice highlights that Mart Schaffner & Marx clothes sold at Peoples Warehouse use all wool threads, ensuring true wool content in every garment.
In Walla Walla Washington a divorce suit was filed by a husband claiming his wife fell for a "real nice" man, married him, and moved to a new home where eight stepchildren shouted "mamma." The court granted the divorce by default as the wife left no defense or notice to the other party. Judge Bronte awarded custody of the eight children to the husband, stating the wife did not notify her former spouse of the marriage or her relocation.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a health product claim tied to Dr. King and a "New Life Pile" with unrelated terms. The legible bits mention a 25 cent price and a publisher or seller named Tathman Co. but lack coherent context or verifiable details.
A garbled OCR passage references Omar Khayyam and "The Rubaiyat" with scattered phrases about a fire, a table, and a philosophical mood. It mentions addresses linked to T. P. McMullen in New York and Vincennes, with unclear the scene or event.
The Grand theater will reopen next Monday January 24 under the former management. A first class program will feature vaudeville and latest motion pictures with music by Johnson's orchestra of Pendleton. East Oregonian will publish the upcoming program.
The secretary of agriculture reports total timber cut at about 460 million board feet in the year with more than 100 million feet given away under free-use permits. Free use was heaviest in Idaho and Montana, with California, Wyoming, Oregon logging six to seven million feet. Timber sold totaled about 700,000 dollars receipts, Montana led sales, followed by Colorado and California. The data indicate cutting remains within forest growth capacity.
Lawrence Kansas University of Kansas bacteriology professor F H Billings reports freezing does not kill germs and may increase their numbers in ice cream. He cites a sample rising from 10 000 000 to 25 000 000 germs per cubic centimeter after three days in cold storage and notes tuberculosis germs survived 42 days at 345 degrees below freezing.
Salt Lake City detectives arrested M r Howard, wanted in Omaha for forgery, after Omaha police alerted Salt Lake to watch for Frank Williams a burglar previously in Salt Lake City. Detective Chaorlva Chiare traced the suspect via telephony permits and confirmed the name, detaining him in fourteen minutes.
A report from the Chintie-The booksatm notes abuse of sanitary habits in the Lacturing on "The Pringles of Sanitary Helene" at Ly Wont theatre. Prof. Cr. A. Winston of the Massachtivett ti Wtintule condemns unsafe factory conditions and calls for better routines, while a united view suggests no further holiday contribution.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Hyrome inhaler and rubber pocket setup sold by Tallman & Co. It claims quick relief from catarrh, croup, coughs, colds, sore throat and bronchitis. Price is $1 with an extra bottle or 50 cents.
University of Oregon in Eugene announces spring football practice set for May and June under trainer Bi Hayward with Captain Taylor guiding next year’s squad. All candidates will practice daily on signals, kicking, passing, and field work aiming to condition players for the season.
St Paul report that Theodore Roosevelt wrote from Central Africa on November 15 1909 to Mrs John A Johnson widow of Governor Johnson offering heartfelt sympathy for his death. The missive praises Johnson as upright and honorable and a loss to good citizenship.
Mixed alfalfa wild grass and timothy hay for sale at 15 to 20 dollars per ton. Elgin Forwarding Co Elgin branch Elgin Ore. Notes a separate line about Dr Cook standing up before Muldoon.
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