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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1914
Page
3
A Granbury Texas reader Mia M O Cross reports relief from persistent winter coughs and colds after using Dr Kings New Discovery. The ad urges druggists to offer the remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Atland telegraph brief reports Isaiah Buckman pioneer’s will leaves 35000 to the Portia baby home to fund its administration and the welfare of its children. The funds are to be used at the discretion of home authorities for the best interests of its tiny inmates. A brief item from Portia notes the generous bequest.
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a overnight solution to digestive and bowel issues. It claims the product cleanses stomach and liver, relieves headaches and dizziness, and keeps bowels regular with a 10 cent box. Children are encouraged to try it for its pleasant taste.
1848 rebellion details surface as family estate restoration noted. Portland reports on Red pepper incident leading to bartender arrest. Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club selects reps for 1914 Pacific coast boxing championships in Los Angeles. Olaf Anderson cited as unavailable for Northwestern League umpire duties. Garnet Bush shifts to Federal League. New York reports quarantine on the battleship Arkansas due to diphtheria and sore throats among crew.
Springfield HL Jan 27 The Triiiola new public utilities commission plans to curb complaints to avoid endless inquiries. A ruling defining acceptable petitions will be issued soon. Debate centers on creating a subordinate tribunal to judge petition worthiness as a possible solution to chronic utility disputes.
A Battle Creek man, John R. Barker, credits Chamberlain's Tablets with ending his stomach troubles. He suffered heartburn indigestion and liver complaint before using the remedy and reports his relief. Sold by all dealers.
The New York daily uses 2,191,780 quarts of milk in its production and distribution stream, illustrating a high volume dairy operation supporting city consumption.
Bob Fitzsimmons, aged fifty two, challenged by Soldier Kearns for ten rounds, faces a New York boxing commission ruling that he is too old to fight. He seeks court relief before Supreme Court Justice Samuel Seabury, while training in Plainfield, N J.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon notes the Saturday Afternoon Club met January 24 at Mrs William MacKenzie home with about thirty attendees and visitors. A varied program included duets solos and readings followed by ice cream and wafers. Several local mentions include Mrs Ralph Saling Miss Leota Cannon and Mrs Arthur Ross among others. Local sports report lists W H S girls losing to Echo and the boys winning in Prescott. An endorsement of Chamberlain's Best Cough Medicine for Children closes the item, praising its reliability and ease of administration.
Spokane Jan. 26 announcement that the Spokane & Eastern Trust company and the Northwest Loan & Trust company have consolidated under the name of the Spokane & Eastern Trust company with capital and surplus of 750000 and assets of 10000000. The Spokane & Eastern Trust company was organized 23 years ago and is the oldest concern of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Officers of the Northwest Loan & Trust company will join the Spokane & Eastern Trust company board.
Walla Walla records show 700 to 800 voters registered as at least five elections are planned this year including a February 14 bond vote on a $175,000 high school, with later county and city elections. Women register in numbers equal to men as prohibition campaign stirs civic participation.
Washington January 26 The War Department announced new orders extending service on the island for Army personnel. General staff said units will stay longer to strengthen defenses and training, with reassignment options to follow later.
The term of duty for army officers in Hawaii will be four years, up from three, while staff and line officers in the Philippines and the Panama Canal zone remain at three years. Previously, staff officers served two and a half years and line officers two years, later raised to three. The Hawaii increase reflects harsher climate justifying similar service length to the mainland United States.
Jan 27 local warehouse ships 600 pounds of salt to Silver Lake by parcel post. Salt packed in 50 pound sacks pays 1.08 dollars per hundred pounds versus regular freighter rate of 1.50 dollars per hundred.
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