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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
6
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon reports drainage system contractors facing significant difficulties over recent days. The article notes disruption and damage to the Stanfield ditch as work progresses, with local parties seeking remedies and potentially larger community support for drainage efforts.
Mrs. Scott of Buckner Missouri writes of long suffering from female ailments and bearing down pains. After doctors suggested surgery, she tried Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with her recovery, regaining health and ability to do housework, and urges other women to seek the same help.
An advertisement touts Mother Grays Aromatic Leaf as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble head pains dizziness nervousness back pains and fatigue. It claims universal effectiveness, cites testimonials, and offers mail order for 56 cents with the address in LeRoy New York.
Spokane soldiers show unusual briefing activity as recruitment of eight Twenty-fifth Infantry companies proceeds at Fort George Wright. artificers build squad boxes while quarantine and health checks isolate raw recruits from regular troops amid rumors the regiment may be moved from Spokane to other posts.
Washington packages plans to send 4000 troops to Honolulu or join Panama Canal forces. Major General Carter reports 35000 former Japanese soldiers on the islands and urges a large, trained force including cavalry, artillery, hospital and signal corps for ready action. Spokane officers note Japan as strategic enemy and expect a future clash.
Seventy five Seattle area and New Jersey factory workers wrote to Marriage License Clerk Claude F. Gage seeking to contact twelve Lansing Michigan bachelors who asked for brides to settle on Western Washington lands. Gage has also received letters from about twenty men nationwide asking help to find wives.
Oregon City Oregon The body of 6 year old Paul Platt who drowned in the basin on the east side of Willamette Falls Saturday evening has not been found. A corps of men searched all day Sunday and continued the work today. It is believed the body has lodged under drift.
Chicago report of a healthy baby boy born to Mrs. Martin Mulvehill wife of a police sergeant. Weighing 15 pounds 2 ounces the infant has four fully developed teeth. The father recently credited with many arrests in the past year. Physician notes four teeth is unprecedented.
Milton Or The Farmers union through state president F A Sykes of Milton has negotiated the purchase of 155000 sacks with the supplier, aiming to bolster farm storage and shipping capacity for coop members.
Ex health official Dr Evans and Dr Holmes tout the D D D Prescription as a skin cure not blood related with a winter green thyme wash. Tallman & Co offer a 1 dollar trial bottle with a if it fails, urging readers to visit their store for details and assurances.
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