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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
3
Kidney trouble makes you miserable and Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer promises relief. The ad touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues and offers a free sample bottle and an informative book by mail. It notes bottles are available from druggists and repeats the product name and address.
London report outlines plans to convert the octagonal Surrey Chapel opened in 1788 by Rev Rowland Hill into a boxing venue. The piece notes Hill’s dissenting refusal to hide, plus a colorful anecdote about his umbrella remark, while unrelated medical ad text from Foley Kidney Pills appears in the column.
A mock exchange about marriage proposals precedes a block touting Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the universal bowel cure. The ad claims the product relieves pain and saves lives, suitable for children and adults, sold by all dealers.
Wallace Nelson formerly of Adams and Clara Watrux of Pomeroy wed Tuesday in Weston. Nelson, once Adams O. MR. & N. agent, now at Briggs, and Watrux, sister of Mrs. Marquis of Adams, are to live at Briggs. Local updates note remodeling, visits, and farm and business news in Adams as the community moves forward.
Advertisement notes snow liniment for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and muscle soreness with price details. Also offers a Spaulding harness set for sale at Main Street BO building and a 50 dollar offer. Includes a pen and Bros sale line.
Professor William F Bade of the Pacific Theological Seminary arrives on the President Lincoln and stays at Hotel Navarre. He will edit for the Independent and plans a future Asia Minor expedition to excavate data and inscriptions of the Hittites, funded by friends, with six weeks in the city before departure.
Walla Walla Washington Fort Walla Walla is officially abandoned by order approved by President Taft. Troops A B and D First Cavalry to depart for American Lake This fall. New barracks costing 104000 opened at Balre in June and work continues. The post dates to 1856 under Lt Col E J Steptoe.
Farmers in Lewiston County report harvest underway on a 2500 acre farm of W5 Hiagen near Charlton in ASGIH county with promising wheat and barley crops. Weather and rain readings suggest favorable harvesting conditions ahead as the area receives needed moisture.
County auditors from the state adjourned after a successful gathering in Spokane. M B Kink of Vancouver attacked the existing marriage law calling it a farce and urged a return to the pre June 1909 law with a 16 year age limit for girls while proposing county paid physician fees and a fixed examiner responsibility. The report includes other recommendations and a note on Chamberlain's liniment for muscle soreness.
Weston July 1 special correspondence notes local social movement. Miss Pearle Edwards visits with friends then returns to Vale Oregon. Mrs Korshiw joins to visit Wenaha springs. Miss Madden and Mrs Madden return from Welser Idaho. Mrs McCall returns to McMinnville after visiting her mother. Mrs Heilberger returns from Lowi. Families and Weston residents travel to Wenaha springs for the Fourth. Mrs Belle La Land of Walla Walla visits son James La Land in Weston.
Cambridge. Dr C W Eliat argues America's greed for gold and lust for power caused current discontent. He says progress measured by happiness not dollars, the average worker fails to realize this. Happiness comes from improved welfare, not wealth. Sensual pleasures like outings and drinking are sometimes described as animal, yet they can be wholesome in moderation. Cincinnati Times Star May 16.
About 150 laborers including Greeks and Italians are stranded at Sunnyside Washington without work or credit while $172000 due for construction on the Sulphur Creek wasteway of the Sunnyside irrigation project remains unpaid after the Hawley Construction Company assignment.
The Hawley case involves a government bond of 13006 with additional reserve funds, claimed to cover laborers' wages in May. Foreign workers hired lawyers say the government is withholding pay, while Hawley travels to San Francisco amid negotiations. Also mentions cheap mens Oxfords and a health tonic advertisement.
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